Jessica Infante

Jessica Infante

Managing Editor, Brewbound

Jessica Infante joined Brewbound in 2019 after nearly a decade in a variety of marketing roles in the craft beer industry. Prior to that, she was a daily newspaper reporter at the Jersey Shore. Jess holds a bachelor’s degree in magazine journalism from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University and a master’s degree in integrated marketing communication from Emerson College. She is a certified Cicerone and lives in Salem, Massachusetts.

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Off-Premise Beer Category Sales Dip -3.2% During St. Patrick’s Day

Off-Premise Beer Category Sales Dip -3.2% During St. Patrick’s Day

St. Patrick’s Day may have lifted draft sales at bars and restaurants this year, but off-premise beer category dollar sales declined -3.2% compared to 2022 for the week ending March 19, according to market research firm Circana.

BeerBoard: Draft Volume Booms on St. Patrick’s Day

BeerBoard: Draft Volume Booms on St. Patrick’s Day

It was either the luck of the Irish, an aligning of stars or just excellent planning that had both St. Patrick’s Day and the opening weekend of March Madness falling on a Friday this year.

Philly-Based Two Robbers Aims for a Knock-Out with Double Punch Hard Juice

Philly-Based Two Robbers Aims for a Knock-Out with Double Punch Hard Juice

Double Punch Hard Juice, a new hard juice contender from Philadelphia-based Two Robbers Hard Seltzer, will enter the ring next month. “We’ve been developing this idea for over a year, as a way to bridge the highly sessionable and low-calorie, zero-sugar nature of hard seltzers with the full-flavor full-texture aspects of FMBs [flavored malt beverages] and craft beer,” co-founder and CEO Vikram Nayar said.

Oregon Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Raise Beer and Cider Taxes by $31 per Barrel by 2028

Oregon Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Raise Beer and Cider Taxes by $31 per Barrel by 2028

The latest iteration of a bill that would hike tax rates for Oregon beverage-alcohol producers was introduced in the state House of Representatives last month. House Bill 3312 (H.B. 3312) would raise taxes on beer and cider produced in the state from $2.60 per 31-gallon barrel to $33.60 per barrel by 2028 – a 1,200% increase over half a decade.

Constellation Brands’ 2023 Plans: Big Bet on Modelo Oro; Non-Alc Corona on the Way

Constellation Brands’ 2023 Plans: Big Bet on Modelo Oro; Non-Alc Corona on the Way

Not content to rest on Modelo’s laurels as the country’s No. 2 beer brand, Constellation aims to continue to raise consumer awareness, which increased +43% in 2022, VP of brand marketing Greg Gallagher said. “We have a ton of room to grow and we’ll have to continue to find new ways to attract more drinkers,” he said.