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Circana Weekly Scans: Beer Records Lowest Sales Since Early March

Circana Weekly Scans: Beer Records Lowest Sales Since Early March

Bev-alc had a “slight bounce” back in the latest week, with dollar sales in Circana-tracked off-premise channels increasing 1% week-over-week (WoW) in the period ending November 16, compared to the week ending November 9, Circana EVP of BevAl Scott Scanlon reported. However, bev-alc sales remained in the red compared to 2024.

Insider’s Week in Beer: 🚀 Untappd Goes Beyond Beer

Insider’s Week in Beer: 🚀 Untappd Goes Beyond Beer

Frankly, I’m surprised it took until November 2025 – but you can now rate spirits, wine, ANA beverages, RTDs, THC-infused seltzers, coffee, soda and “more” on Untappd. What’s that, Jess? No, I don’t think tomato sauce is on there yet … but we’ll keep you posted.

Press Clips: Pike to Close Pub & Fish Bar; Molson Coors Shares Michelle St. Jacques’ Severance Package

Press Clips: Pike to Close Pub & Fish Bar; Molson Coors Shares Michelle St. Jacques’ Severance Package

Pike Brewing (Seattle, Washington) will close Pike Pub and Pike Fish Bar, both located at the city’s iconic Pike Place Market, it announced this week. Details of Molson Coors chief commercial officer Michelle St. Jacques’ separation from the company were laid out in a Form 8-K filing Thursday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Press Clips: Wall Street Reacts to BeatBox Sale Rumor; Untappd Branches Out

Press Clips: Wall Street Reacts to BeatBox Sale Rumor; Untappd Branches Out

Untappd, the Next Glass-owned craft beer rating social platform whose users have anointed some craft brewers and crushed the souls of others, has expanded ratable products to include spirits, wine, adult non-alcoholic (ANA) beverages, ready-to-drink cocktails (RTD), THC-infused seltzers, coffee, soda and “more,” according to a press release.

Liquid Death Leaves A-B Network for West Coast Craft Distributors

Liquid Death Leaves A-B Network for West Coast Craft Distributors

Canned water brand Liquid Death has signed with four mostly craft-centric distributors in Southern California and the Pacific Northwest. Liquid Death, which is preparing to launch an energy drink line in early 2026, has signed with Hand Family Companies’ subsidiary Sunset Distributing (California), The Odom Corporation (Washington), Bigfoot Beverages and Summit Beverage Distribution Co. (both Oregon).