Matt Brown had worked with entrepreneurs for more than 20 years, but it was his first beverage client who lured him into craft spirits. Now, the business advisor and entrepreneur is all in, with two partners who are focused on investing in craft spirits brands that have stories that make a splash.
As one of the country’s largest sponsors of live sports and entertainment, Anheuser-Busch is uniting its sports team partners – including Major League Baseball and the National Football League – to launch the National Recycling League: a new, multi-sports league coalition aiming to reduce waste on game day.
Ecliptic Brewing is excited to launch their next Moon Room Series beers – Japanese-style Rice Lager and Japanese-style Rice Lager with Jasmine – shipping April 20th in 16-ounce can four-packs and draft.
Stone Brewing Company has filed a motion to recoup attorneys’ fees after winning a $56 million judgment against Molson Coors for trademark infringement, according to court documents filed earlier this week.
Blake’s Hard Cider (BHC), theMidwest’s largest craft cidery, introduces three new ciders and its first summer variety pack as part of its ‘Summer of Cider’ campaign.
On-premise sales velocity continues to follow 2019 patterns, increasing +1% in Week 15 ending April 9, after a -3% decline the week before (ending April 2), market research firm CGA reported.
Good Dogg Beverage, a purpose-driven company that launched its premium hard seltzer in the fall of 2021, announced that it has secured agreements with distributors covering three New England states and is opening a regional office in Cranston, Rhode Island.
Montauk’s first “Brews for a Cause” release of 2022 will hit shelves in late April to raise awareness and funds for the Terry Farrell Firefighters Fund.
Breakthru Beverage Group, a leading North American beverage distributor with operations and affiliates in the U.S. and Canada, announced it has named Erin Engels to the role of Vice President, Strategy & Corporate Development.
About 30 employees have been let go following the integration of the Bell’s Brewery organization into New Belgium after the latter’s parent company, Kirin-owned Lion Little World Beverages, acquired the former last fall. The layoffs amounted to less than 3% of New Belgium and Bell’s combined workforce.