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Shiner x Boot Campaign: Combat Boots for A Cause

The independent, family-owned makers of the iconic Shiner Bock, are continuing their partnership with the Boot Campaign, an organization dedicated to honor and restore the lives of veterans and military families, for their annual Toast Our Troops Campaign.

Shiner Maker The Spoetzl Brewery Signs on as BeerBoard Brewing Partner

BeerBoard, the leader in real-time data, insights and consumer engagement for the on-premise, has announced that Shiner and The Spoetzl Brewery has signed on as the company’s latest brewing partner. The move adds one of the largest independent craft brewers in the country to BeerBoard’s vast and growing brewery client list.

Spoetzl Brewery’s Shiner Bock Named Exclusive Beer of Florida Georgia Line’s ‘Can’t Say I Ain’t Country Tour’

Spoetzl Brewery, Texas’ oldest craft brewery and brewer of Shiner Beers, announces that award-winning Shiner Bock will support GRAMMY-nominated duo Florida Georgia Line’s upcoming CAN’T SAY I AINT COUNTRY TOUR. The details of the tour come as a follow up to the announcement of FGL’s fourth studio album on BMLG Records, also titled CAN’T SAY I AINT COUNTRY which will be available on February 15.

Shiner Beers Appoints The Richards Group as Lead Creative Agency

Spoetzl Brewery, brewer of Shiner Bock, announced the appointment of The Richards Group as lead creative agency partner for the brand. The Richards Group will oversee creative for Shiner Beers which is the oldest independently owned Texan craft brewery.

Gambrinus Company’s Spoetzl Brewery Announces First-Ever Collaboration

Today, Spoetzl Brewery, the iconic 109-year-old Texas craft brewery, announces the release of two special edition beers in honor of the San Antonio tricentennial. In partnership with Canary Islands’ Agüita Cerveza Artesanal, a craft brewery in Tenerife, Spain, the brews combine expert beer making skills and pay homage to San Antonio’s rich cultural heritage which has a long-standing connection to Canary Islanders who first settled in San Antonio in the 18th century.