Craft beer industry news.
As Wild Heaven Beer approaches its 10th year in business and 6th in the Avondale Estates brewery, the award-winning company is proud to announce the details of its long-awaited new space in the Lee+White development in Atlanta’s West End neighborhood – the Wild Heaven West End Brewery & Gardens.
The Oakshire team is excited to announce the taproom-only release of Rainbow Sherbet Smoothie IPA in 16 oz. 4-pack cans. Prior to this release, Rainbow Sherbet had only been available in draft format during the winter months of late 2018 and early 2019.
Artisanal Imports announces that it has signed with Craft Republic to handle distribution of its beer and cider portfolio in the great state of Missouri.
ith its Labor Day weekend release of the Wisconsin Old Fashioned Press Hard Seltzer, Sprecher Brewing Company just took hard seltzers and the Wisconsin Old Fashioned Press to a new level. Developed by Sprecher Brewmaster Craig Burge, this is far beyond the average hard seltzer.
Indeed Brewing Company announces the opening of a new location in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Roofers Union and Atlas Brew Works are thrilled to announce a collaboration honoring the Adams Morgan neighborhood. The joint project, The Adams Morgan Festival IPA, can be found at bars and restaurants throughout the Northwest neighborhood beginning on Sunday, September 8.
Anheuser-Busch InBev has until March 2, 2020, to sell through Bud Light packaging that contains language and an icon indicating that the top-selling beer in the U.S. contains “no corn syrup,” a federal judge ordered today. Wednesday’s order is the latest development in the deceptive advertising lawsuit filed in March by MillerCoors against the world’s largest beer manufacturer.
Ninkasi Brewing Company is thrilled to announce Heart and Science West Coast IPA as the latest addition to the brewery’s year-round lineup, available in cans and draft beginning September 3rd across Ninkasi’s distribution footprint.
With a mission to invest in the community and initiatives that make its home at the Oregon Coast environmentally healthy, Pelican Brewing Company has installed new technology and launched initiatives that protect and sustain the environment.
Austin-based St Elmo Brewing Co. is now offering the city’s very first home-grown hard seltzer, which will change seasonally. The first seasonal version, “Ripple,” comes in two rotating flavors perfect for navigating the brutal Texas heat, Citrus (Lemon/Lime) and Tropical (Mango/Guava/Passionfruit).
For the first time, beers from Von Ebert Brewing will be available in cans. On Saturday, September 7, Volatile Substance will be sold for take home consumption in 16 oz. four-packs at Von Ebert’s Glendoveer and Pearl locations.
Baerlic Brewing released Fresh Hop Punk Rock Time IPA release on Tuesday, September 3 at 4 p.m. at its southeast Portland Brewery & Taproom.
Dogfish Head Craft Brewery’s Punkin Ale – one of the best-selling pumpkin beers in America – is back with a new, chart-topping look by Off-Centered Art Series artist Michael Hacker.
Just in time for Cyclocross season, Deschutes, a family and employee owned brewery since 1988, has announced the launch of their new year-round IPA honoring the brewery’s cyclocross roots and co-owner and cycling enthusiast, Colby Nightingale, who lost his life to pancreatic cancer last fall.
