Craft beer industry news.
Lagunitas Brewing Company has made a change at CMO. Brewbound has learned that the Heineken-owned, Petaluma, California-headquartered craft brewery has picked Paige Guzman to lead its marketing efforts going forward.
Sierra Nevada has revealed a slate of new products set to hit the market later this year and in 2021. The new offerings were first announced to the company’s 200-member sales team earlier this week during Sierra Nevada’s virtual national sales meeting. Those new products include another line extension of the Little Thing franchise, as well as a deeper dive into the hard kombucha space.
Anheuser-Busch is selling off its Colorado-based wholly owned distribution (WOD) branch. The world’s largest beer manufacturer today announced an agreement to sell its Colorado distribution operations to Norcross, Georgia-based Eagle Rock Distributing, which will expand its operations to Colorado. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. An A-B spokesperson said the company would transition more… Read more »
Inspired by the pounding waves that crest iconic Cape Kiwanda and the dense Shore Pine trees that meet the sand, Cape Crasher IPA offers a powerful wave of hop flavor followed by a clean and refreshing finish.
Every fall at Epic Brewing, or what we like to call “Baptist Season” we release Big Bad Baptist and its variants
California Wild Ales, San Diego’s Sour House, and the city’s only all-barrel-aged American sour brewery, today announced the re-opening of its Sorrento Valley tasting room.
Brew Pipeline, a turnkey national distribution platform, announced two new hires: Houston Shively, vice president of distributor network, and Scott Ebert, chief business development and financial officer.
You read that right – another fan favorite from Steady Hand Beer Co. is making its annual debut. This citrus twist on a core beer quickly became a fan favorite both in the taproom and in the market due to its sweet, smooth crushability topped off with a 9% ABV.
Founders Brewing Co. has announced Big Luscious will be making its return to the brewery’s limited series lineup.
PakTech announces participation in the U.S. Plastics Pact, a multi-sector public-private collaborative aimed at creating a circular economy for plastics in the U.S. As one of the founding organizations, PakTech is at the forefront of creating a solutions-driven system to better reduce, reuse, and recycle plastics.
Ahead of Climate Week (September 21-27), Dogfish Head Craft Brewery will release what it is calling “the first traceably sourced beer to address climate change through agriculture.”
A month after launching its code of conduct for members, the Brewers Association (BA) shared its complaint and disciplinary process during a town hall meeting on Tuesday. “We’re interested in creating a process that provides education and self remediation — we’re not looking for punishment, cutting off heads,” said BA board member Wynne Odell, co-founder of Fort Collins, Colorado-based Odell Brewing.
Leaders from brands in the fast-growing non-alcoholic beer segment will join the September 17th edition of Brewbound Frontlines for a discussion on consumer adoption, brand building and the effect of the pandemic on sales.
42 North Brewing Company’s robust catalog of Barrel-Aged beers will have two new homes as the brewery will establish two satellite locations for sampling and carry-out sales.
