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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Lone River Rolls Out First National Campaign

Lone River Rolls Out First National Campaign

Six months after its acquisition by Diageo Beer Company, Texas-based Lone River Beverage Company has tapped into the marketing resources of its parent company with the launch of its first ever national campaign.

Blue Moon Releases Moon Haze Hazy Juicy Pale Ale

Blue Moon Releases Moon Haze Hazy Juicy Pale Ale

Moon Haze Hazy Juicy Pale Ale is rolling out this week as the second major innovation play in two years from the Molson Coors-owned craft brewery, following last year’s introduction of Light Sky Citrus Wheat.

Goldman Sachs: Distributors Predict Hard Seltzer Shakeout in 2022

Goldman Sachs: Distributors Predict Hard Seltzer Shakeout in 2022

An overwhelming majority of distributors say a shakeout is coming to the hard seltzer segment and retailer shelves in 2022, according to the most recent Beverage Bytes survey from Goldman Sachs’ equity research team.

Hard Seltzer’s Summertime Softening Disappoints Analysts; Cowen Downgrades Boston Beer to ‘Underperform’

Hard Seltzer’s Summertime Softening Disappoints Analysts; Cowen Downgrades Boston Beer to ‘Underperform’

Hard seltzer’s late summer slowdown has pushed several financial services firms to adjust their forecast for the sparkling segment’s performance. “We are incrementally more cautious on the beer and hard seltzer category based on feedback from our beer distributor contacts in our new proprietary ‘Beverage Bytes’ survey,” Goldman Sachs equity research analyst Bonnie Herzog wrote in a report published today.

New Glarus CEO Vows to Fight Minority Shareholders’ Lawsuit

New Glarus CEO Vows to Fight Minority Shareholders’ Lawsuit

New Glarus Brewing co-founder and CEO Deborah Carey called a lawsuit filed last week against her and her Wisconsin craft brewery by three minority investors “slanderous,” and she said she plans to file a counter complaint. The three original investors in New Glarus claim in their lawsuit, filed in Wisconsin’s Dane County Circuit Court, that Carey breached her fiduciary duties and the company has oppressed minority shareholders.

Beer Industry Trade Groups Respond to White House Executive Order to Increase Competition

Beer Industry Trade Groups Respond to White House Executive Order to Increase Competition

Leaders from the Brewers Association (BA), Beer Institute (BI), and National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) submitted comments to Amy Greenberg, regulations and rulings division director of the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), detailing each group’s purview of the market and specific requests that would benefit or mitigate harm against their respective members.

New Hampshire Lifts To-Go Sales Cap, Allows In-State DTC Shipping

New Hampshire Lifts To-Go Sales Cap, Allows In-State DTC Shipping

New Hampshire breweries gained direct-to-consumer intrastate shipping rights and several other new privileges when Gov. Christopher Sununu signed a bill of alcoholic beverage reforms into law earlier this month. “They built their businesses: Our job is to get out of the way and let them thrive and grow,” Sununu said

Lagunitas to Enter Hard Tea Segment in 2022; Beer Portfolio Focused on IPAs and Non-Alc Beer

Lagunitas to Enter Hard Tea Segment in 2022; Beer Portfolio Focused on IPAs and Non-Alc Beer

Lagunitas’ major innovation play for 2022 is not a new IPA — or a beer at all — but a hard sparkling tea, leaders of the Heineken-owned craft brewery announced today. Disorderly TeaHouse will launch in January ahead of March off-premise resets, Lagunitas chief marketing officer Paige Guzman told Brewbound.