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Sycamore Brewing
Charlotte · NC · Production - Regional
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Sycamore Brewing Releases Rising Hope Hazy IPA to Help Fund Pediatric Cancer Research
Sycamore Brewing, a family-owned, award-winning craft brewery in Charlotte, announced the release of its third rendition of Rising Hope beer in partnership with National Pediatric Cancer Foundation’s Brewing Funds the Cure initiative.
Sycamore Brewing Celebrates National IPA Day with Re-Release of Peak Farm IPA
Sycamore Brewing, the family-owned brewery in Charlotte, N.C. known for its award-winning craft liquids, is celebrating National IPA Day with the re-release of Peak Farm (7.2% ABV).
Sycamore Brewing’s Pumpkin Latte Blonde is Back
Sycamore Brewing, Charlotte’s top beer producer known for its creative packaging and unique flavor combinations, is celebrating fall early with the return ofPumpkin Latte Blonde (5.8% ABV).
Sycamore Brewing Introduces Beach Candy, Tropical Take on Mainstay Beer
Charlotte’s biggest independent brewer, Sycamore Brewing announces its newest beer, Beach Candy (6.0% ABV).
Sycamore Brewing Introduces Seasonal Spin on Favorite, Releases Southern Girl Strawberry
Charlotte’s biggest independent brewer, Sycamore Brewing today announced its newest beer, Southern Girl Strawberry (4.8% ABV).
Last Call: Restaurant Revitalization Fund Vote Fails in Senate; Stone, Sycamore Comment on End of Trademark Lawsuit
A bill to add $40 billion to the depleted Restaurant Revitalization Fund (RRF) failed to secure the requisite 60 votes in the U.S. Senate yesterday.

Sycamore and Stone Brewing Drop ‘Keep It Juicy’ Trademark Infringement Dispute
Charlotte’s Sycamore Brewing and San Diego’s Stone Brewing have agreed to end their trademark infringement lawsuit over the phrase “Keep It Juicy,” according to a May 13 court filing.

Stone Demands Court Order USPTO to Cancel Sycamore’s ‘Keep It Juicy’ Trademark
The trademark battle between Stone Brewing and Charlotte-based Sycamore Brewing continues as the country’s ninth largest craft brewer filed a counterclaim alleging that Sycamore has “stolen” the “Keep It Juicy” trademark it claims Stone has no right to use.
Sycamore Brewing Announces Newest Beer, Brazilian Lemonade Gose
Award-winning craft brewery Sycamore Brewing announces its newest beer, Brazilian Lemonade (5.6% ABV).
Press Clips: PepsiCo Will Create More Alcoholic Beverages; Stone Appeals ‘Keep It Juicy’ Injunction; Shipments +2.9% in March 2022
PepsiCo CEO Ramon Laguarta was asked just one question about the carbonated soft drink maker’s plans in the beverage alcohol space, during the company’s Q1 2022 earnings call Tuesday.

Judge Grants Sycamore Brewing Injunction Against Stone’s Use of ‘Keep It Juicy’ Phrase
A federal judge on Wednesday granted a nationwide injunction to Charlotte’s Sycamore Brewing Company in its trademark infringement case against Stone Brewing Company. The preliminary injunction will go into effect upon Sycamore posting a $50,000 cash bond.

Sycamore Founder: Stone Rejected Proposed Licensing Agreement; Charlotte Brewery to Seek Preliminary Injunction over ‘Keep It Juicy’ Trademark
Sycamore Founder: Stone Rejected Proposed Licensing Agreement; Charlotte Brewery to Seek Preliminary Injunction over ‘Keep It Juicy’ Trademark
Sycamore Brewing Announces the Return of Rainbow Dust India Pale Ale
Sycamore Brewing, the largest Charlotte-born brewery and top three craft brewery in the state of North Carolina, announces the return of its popular Rainbow Dust (7.2% ABV) India Pale Ale.

Last Call: Sycamore Brewing Accuses Stone of Trademark Infringement; Laurelwood Brewing Acquires Assets from Ninkasi Brewing
Two weeks after a jury sided with Stone Brewing in its trial against Molson Coors, the Escondido, California-headquartered craft brewer is tangled in another trademark infringement lawsuit – this time as the defendant. The founders of Laurelwood Brewing have bought back the distribution and brand rights of the Portland, Oregon-based company from Eugene, Oregon-based Ninkasi Brewing, The Oregonian reported Wednesday.