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Nine Pin Ciderworks Releases Fall Seasonal

Nine Pin Ciderworks, New York State’s first farm cidery, is bringing the taste of fall to cider-lovers a little earlier this year––and this one is for the apple lovers. 

Mighty Swell CEO on Sale of the Hard Seltzer Brand, Future

Mighty Swell CEO on Sale of the Hard Seltzer Brand, Future

Mighty Swell CEO Jeana Harrington is feeling good about the future of the hard seltzer brand under new ownership. The July 28 acquisition of Mighty Swell Spiked Seltzer by a family-owned, global fruit and flavor company ended an admittedly “rough” period in which the company lacked funding to produce its products for the summer selling period.

Schlafly Beer Releases New Biergarten Variety Pack

Schlafly Beer, the original, independent craft brewery in St. Louis, announces the release of its new Biergarten variety 12-pack, a canned beer variety pack with three exclusive brews – Dunkel Lager, Munich Helles Lager, Bavarian Weiss Ale – plus the seasonal fan-favorite, Oktoberfest Amber Lager.

Local Brewers Chris Smith and John Marti Create a Truly Northwest Everyday Lager

Two brewers are bringing a delicious, balanced, and macro-style lager back to the great Northwest. Today, Chris Smith and John Marti, both with a long history of brewing, have announced the soon-to-be-released Douglas Lager, an uncomplicated and classic beer that’s brewed and bottled in the Pacific Northwest.

Brewbound Podcast: Making A Dunkin’ Spiked Run with Mass. Bay Brewing’s Leadership Team

Brewbound Podcast: Making A Dunkin’ Spiked Run with Mass. Bay Brewing’s Leadership Team

Mass. Bay Brewing is hitting the reset button on its partnership with Dunkin’ for beverage-alcohol products in Year Six. Mass. Bay co-founder and CEO Dan Kenary, CMO Val Toothman and chief growth and ventures officer Nathaniel Davis share why they moved from beer centric releases to the Dunkin’ Spiked line of hard coffees and hard teas in 2023.