Island Brands USA

Island Brands USA, its founders and several related business entities are facing an investor lawsuit alleging fraud. Lisa Pollner and Caleb Fournier, a wife and husband who befriended Island co-founders Scott and Meghan Hansen, claim the Hansens breached their fiduciary duty and committed fraud by using hundreds of thousands of dollars invested in the lager brand for personal benefit.

Island Brands USA, an innovative and disruptive lifestyle company that produces premium products across the adult beverage space, is expanding distribution of its new-look CRUSH flavored malt beverage line into Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Tennessee.

Answering consumer demand for moreoptions in the flavored malt beverage category, Island Brands USA announces the release of two all-new products:CRUSH Tropical Punch and CRUSH Lime Margarita.

Island Brands USA, a family of super premium beers enjoyed by active, socially conscious consumers, is adding to its product lineup with the release of the all-new Get Active Pack.

Island Brands USA, a family ofsuperpremium beers enjoyed by active, socially conscious consumers, announced tremendous fourth-quarter results and year-to-date performance, launching the company into a period of unprecedented retail expansion and product innovation.

Island Brands USA, producers of clean, better-for-you, super premium beer, proudly announces that they are officially the fastest beer brand to raise $1M through crowdfunding on StartEngine.

Island Brands USA, producers of clean, better-for-you, super premium beer, is thrilled to announce the launch of their two newest products, Island Southern Peach & Island Lemonada.

Molson Coors Beverage Company’s hibernation of the Saint Archer Gold brand is benefitting upstart active lifestyle lager maker Island Brands. In the Southeast, grocery chain Publix has begun filling the void left by Gold with the Charleston, South Carolina-based beer maker’s Island Active — an 88-calorie, 4.2% ABV light lager, which launched in March just ahead of the COVID-19 pandemic.