2023 was a good year for beer at Hammock. We started the year bringing on new Brewmaster Larry Horwitz – A master brewer and former Brewers’ Association board member. 21 time National Medalist and long time service member on Brewers’ Association committees and teacher of all things beer.
Last year, one in five adults participated in Dry January, but not everyone completed the challenge. This year, HOP WTR, the leading hoppy water brand, is making it easier than ever to stay dry by hypnotizing consumers to stick to their goals with the help of HOP WTR.
This week’s Brewbound Podcast features interviews with some of Brewbound’s 2023 award winners, including Athletic Brewing founders Bill Shufelt and John Walker; Lawson’s Finest Liquids founder Sean Lawson and CEO Adeline Druart; and BeatBox Beverages co-founder and COO Aimy Steadman.
Black Pond Brews, a microbrewery in the Quiet Corner of Connecticut that’s been in business since 2014, has released a canned run of a beer named Connecticut Uncommon in collaboration with The Anchor SF Co-Op.
Oregon Cider Week is returning January 2024 for a statewide celebration of cider, featuring tastings, tap takeovers, meet the maker events, pairing dinners, limited releases and more.
FIFCO USA-owned Seagram’s Escapes is refreshing its brand family in 2024. Seagram’s Escapes Refreshers will roll out in 15 markets next year, the company announced today. The 5% ABV flavored malt beverage (FMB) is sweetened with cane sugar and fruit juice, according to a press release.
Atomic Clock Brewing Company is opening in Durham, NC in early 2024. Started by brother-sister duo, Brian & Colleen Quinn, the brewery will open with two Durham locations.
AleSmith Brewing Company is excited to announce the introduction of Non-Alcoholic Speedway, a dark brew based off the brewery’s legacy iconic Speedway Stout.
Kit NA Brewing, a non-alcoholic beer company celebrating inclusivity and connection, is working this season to assist resolutioners and Dry January participants to get their proverbial “K*t” together.
After nine years in its current location, Living The Dream Brewing is moving into two new locations in the area that will accommodate their expanding customer base and staff and build capacity for the Littleton craft brewery’s increasing beer production.