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.

Left Hand Brewing Co. has released their newest year-round beer, Juicy Goodness, a 5.5% ABV dry-hopped golden ale.

Left Hand Brewing Co. has released their newest year-round beer, Juicy Goodness, a 5.5% ABV dry-hopped golden ale. It has a medium-light body and exemplifies a beer that is both easy drinkin’ and full of fruity hop flavors.

The beginning of the 2018 beer lineup includes the newest beer in Left Hand’s nitro can series, the much-anticipated Chai Milk Stout Nitro, plus the new Left Hand IPA, and two favorite returning seasonal beers.

In this week’s edition of Last Call: President Donald Trump makes tax reform law; Left Hand seeks $6 Million in damages in White Labs lawsuit; the Beer Institute releases November domestic tax paid estimates; the Brewers Association offers to pay to return lost kegs; and more.

Left Hand Brewing Company’s 2018 Beer Release Calendar includes a variety of new seasonals, limited releases and perennial beers including a new nitro seasonal can series, four new year-round beers and a 25th Anniversary 22oz bomber.

Colorado-based Left Hand Brewing Company has filed a lawsuit against yeast supplier White Labs alleging that the San Diego-based fermentation specialists sold the brewery contaminated brewers yeast, which led to a $2 million recall in 2016.

Fall is officially here and that means new beer releases. Left Hand is releasing a variety of seasonal and limited beers for the fall season.

Left Hand Brewing Co. is back at it again with the first ever US production run of a US made nitro widget can.

Breakthru Beverage Group and Left Hand Brewing Company today announced a new partnership agreement that will bring Left Hand’s full portfolio to the Delaware market.

In this week’s distribution roundup: Founders Brewing taps Odom Corporation in Alaska, Dogfish Head plans to enter Oklahoma, Left Hand signs with Tanager Beverages in Wyoming and more.