In this week’s Last Call: Heineken makes a minority investment in Amsterdam’s Oedipus; Bumble announces plans to open a brick-and-mortar bar in SoHo; the SEC lifts its ban on alcohol sales at sporting events; the future of Breckenridge’s brewpub is uncertain; and more news.

In the latest edition of Press Clips: Yuengling adds Golden Pilsner to its year-round lineup; Pabst launches new legacy brand offerings; fire shutters Rogue’s San Francisco pub; and more.

Breckenridge Brewery is rolling out updated packaging starting with its mainline and seasonal bottles this fall and winter. In 2018, its standard can and nitro can lines will also be on the shelves with the fresh look.

The Brewers Association this week announced that it would no longer allow large brewing companies and brewery groups to purchase featured sponsorships at the Great American Beer Fest, held annually in Denver, Colorado.

With St. Patrick’s Day just around the corner, Breckenridge Brewery has channeled the luck of the Irish in their spring installment of the Nitro Series seasonal line: Nitro Dry Irish Stout. In collaboration with Boundary Brewing Cooperative of Belfast, Northern Ireland, they created a new world take on an old world classic in this Dry Irish Stout with dark character and classy, creamy body.

Breckenridge Brewery today announced its expansion into Las Vegas, Nevada. With the help of Nevada Beverage, the brewery will make available a mix of core brands and small batch offerings.

Two of Colorado’s most iconic brands have released the next iteration of Stranahan’s Well Built, a collaboration between Breckenridge Brewery and Stranahan’s Colorado Whiskey . This modern barrel-aged version of the historic Burton Ale is a soul-satisfying malty ale with complexity and allure made possible by this unique Colorado collaboration.

Today Breckenridge Brewery kicked off the fall season by releasing the first installment of its Nitro Series seasonal line: Nitro Pumpkin Spice Latte stout. Infused with nitrogen, Nitro Pumpkin Spice Latte is a heartwarming stout to be enjoyed after a hike to see the aspen leaves turning or watching a football game with friends. While pumpkin beers continue to proliferate the market, Breckenridge is among the first to release a Pumpkin Spice Latte recipe that is infused with nitrogen.

Breckenridge Brewery has released a specialty series that captures the essence of its new 12-acre expanse in Colorado. The first release in the Brewery Lane Series, announced today, is Imperial White IPA. Belgian yeast presents aromas of honey, clove, and banana. Citra and Amarillo hops impart pleasant hop flavor and add aromas of tropical fruit and pine.

Breckenridge Brewery kicks off summer with a new year-round offering, Mango Mosaic Pale Ale. This refreshingly crisp pale ale leverages the exotic, tropical attributes of Mosaic hops to accentuate a healthy amount of mango. The calculated combination results in a fruit beer that offers unique aroma, medium body, and a cleansing finish. Mango Mosaic is an all-occasion beer; one to be enjoyed on the patio among friends, after a hike or day on the slopes, or alongside a great meal.

Breckenridge Brewery once again joins forces with Denver Comic Con. Since the inaugural convention in 2012, Breckenridge has brewed something special for the event and hosted a “Name the Comic Con Beer” contest. And each year what follows is a wonderful deluge of creative input, street cred for the winners, a beer release party preceding the con with other events in and around the Colorado Convention Center.

Breckenridge Brewery is throwing a free concert at the Bluebird Theater in Denver to celebrate the availability of Nitro Vanilla Porter in 16-oz cans. The release party on May 11th toasts the start of an exciting new nitrogen-charged canned beer series. This free show is open to the public (21+) on a first-come basis with doors opening at 7:00 p.m. until capacity is reached.

With a nod to England’s rich history of beer-making and artistry, Breckenridge Brewery today released a Burton ale in its Small Batch Series. King’s Dish derived its name from a well-known line in William Shakespeare’s play, The Winter’s Tale. Pairing British ingredients with Shakespeare’s celebrated quote, “For a quart of ale is a dish for a king,” King’s Dish revives an age-old style that predates the India Pale Ale.