Left Hand Brewing Company, one of the original pioneers in craft brewing and famous for its Nitro series, has partnered with Dakota Beverage to bring its lineup, including its flagship Milk Stout Nitro, to South Dakota and the Sioux Falls beer community this month.  

Leaders with the Brewers Association (BA) opened Tuesday’s opening session of the Craft Brewers Conference in Denver by soliciting donations for its new political action committee (PAC). Their goal? To make permanent the excise tax cuts in the Craft Beverage Modernization and Tax Reform Act (CBMTRA), which are slated to expire at the end of the year.

Left Hand Brewing Company is introducing Flamingo Dreams Nitro, a year-round nitro beer that’s the first of its kind. Bursting with raspberries and blackcurrants and ready to jam, this berry blonde ale pours a striking pink.

Left Hand Brewing Company, one of the original pioneers in craft brewing and famous for its Nitro series, has partnered with Premier-Midwest Beverage Company to bring its lineup, including its flagship Milk Stout Nitro, to the Nebraska beer community next month.

Left Hand Brewing Co., a pioneer in craft brewing celebrating 25 years of righteous independence, is bringing back a fan favorite and introducing a new variation on its award-winning Milk Stout CO2 for its Q1 seasonal releases.

Left Hand Brewing Co. has announced its 2019 Beer Lineup. Famous for its nitro innovation and flagship Milk Stout Nitro, Left Hand is introducing Flamingo Dreams Nitro, a new nitro perennial that brings the “yin” to Milk Stout Nitro’s “yang”.

Cape May Brewing Company is pleased to announce their latest collaboration beer, this time with Left Hand Brewing of Longmont, Colorado. Ties the Room Together, a white Russian-inspired cream stout, releases for distribution in New Jersey and Pennsylvania on October 13th with a The Big Lebowski-inspired bash at Cape May Brewing Company’s Tasting Room at 1288 Hornet Road in the Cape May Airport.

Want to stand out at the Great American Beer Festival? Open your checkbook. At the 2019 GABF, put on by industry trade group the Brewers Association, large activations from deep-pocketed corporations took center stage, drawing throngs of beer drinkers to sprawling setups that included TVs, bar games and live music while 800 breweries pouring 4,000 beers scrapped for attention inside the Denver Convention Center.

Left Hand will be releasing its 25th Anniversary Imperial Stout and celebrating 25 years of beer. At 12.1% ABV, it features assertive notes of dark chocolate, cherries and roasted coffee beans with a smooth warming finish. It will be available in 4-pack, 12oz bottles for $13.99 and a limited quantity will be available for purchase before you can buy it anywhere.

In the latest distribution roundup, Left Hand Brewing opens Idaho, Funkwerks goes to Nevada, Heavy Seas hits Virginia and more.

Left Hand Brewing Company is doubling down, no scratch that, they are tripling down on fruit additions for their summer brews.

The Brewers Association (BA) wants more beer companies to adopt the “independent craft brewer seal.” To help the effort, the non-for-profit trade group, which represents the interests of small and independent craft breweries, tripled down on its promotion of the indie badge during this year’s Craft Brewers Conference, taking place in Nashville.