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Migration Announces Hello Again IPA Seasonal Release

Migration Brewing will be releasing their spring seasonal beer Hello Again IPA on April 6th to full Oregon distribution. This crushable, full-flavored, low abv IPA will be replacing the company’s Infinite Riff IPA and will be hitting the shelves at all major retailers. 

It Takes Two to Mango! Neshaminy Creek Brewing Launches Rita’s Fruit Brews

Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company (Neshaminy Creek) is thrilled to announce Rita’s Fruit Brews, a new line of beers inspired by the iconic Rita’s Italian Ice (Rita’s) brand, with the April 15 launch of its first flavor Mango, a refreshing seasonal Blonde Ale brewed with mango at an easy-going 5% ABV. 

Maui Brewing Company Gains New Placements in California

Kihei, Hawaii – Maui Brewing Company continues to extend its distribution footprint by increasing the number of distributor partners in Southern California and the Central Coast.

Tucker Brewing Prepares to Release Roaring Twenties Radler

For the 5th year in a row, Tucker Brewing is setting out to prove that sometimes getting “raddled” is not a bad thing. Utilizing Tucker Lager as the base and adding in fresh-squeezed lemons, Roaring Twenties Radler drinks light and refreshing with clean aromatics of vivacious lemon peels.

Lone River Ranch Water Partners with Miranda Lambert

Lone River – premium brewed beverages inspired by classic tequila cocktails – were built on the pioneering spirit of fourth generation Texan Katie Beal Brown. Today, the “canned ranch water dynasty” (EATER) meets its perfect pairing with the announcement of a multi-year partnership with superstar and fellow Texan, Miranda Lambert.

Firestone Walker Launches Double Hopnosis

Firestone Walker has doubled down on its signature Hopnosis IPA to create Double Hopnosis—an Imperial Cold IPA made to mesmerize the senses.

Bevana Takes On Supply Chain Expenses, Allowing Partners to Focus on Innovation

Bevana Takes On Supply Chain Expenses, Allowing Partners to Focus on Innovation

The name Bevana has popped up in several brewery partnership announcements over the last couple of years. The Newton, North Carolina-based company has partnered mostly with companies in the southeastern U.S. Deciphering what Bevana does isn’t easy. Aaron Gore, Bevana senior director of business development, admitted that the platform has been “willfully vague” in the past about its services.