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IRI: Inflation and COVID Mean More Drinking at Home

IRI: Inflation and COVID Mean More Drinking at Home

At-home drinking is here to stay, according to a new report from IRI Beverage Alcohol Research. With inflation concerns and on-premise challenges, consumers are opting to indulge at home – and these conditions are impacting growth opportunities, putting a premium on innovation and affecting everything from e-commerce strategy to packaging and premiumization.

DC Brau Kicks Off the Season with Oktoberfest Lager

Break out your steins: It’s almost fall, and that means  the return of DC Brau’s popular German-style offering – Oktoberfest, a malt-forward amber lager that’s available once a year, and only for a limited time.

Distraction Brewing Leverages Roaming Taproom Trailer for Beer Garden Pop-Ups, Weekly Happenings, Events

Family-run, Roslindale-native brewery, Distraction Brewing Company, is covering serious ground this summer with pop-ups all across the city. With the help of its recently built A Little Distraction beer trailer, founders Mike and Lora Estey, along with their team, are now bringing their latest and greatest brewery creations on-the-go with this traveling beer-tap mobile. For… Read more »

Cape Beverage Partners with Grüvi for New Jersey Distribution

Beverage Distributing is excited to announce the addition of its first non-alcoholic brand to its distribution portfolio: Grüvi. Cape Beverage will begin distributing three popular Grüvi brands to New Jersey retailers starting next month: Non-Alcoholic Juicy IPA, Alcohol-Free Dry Secco, and Alcohol-Free Bubbly Rosé. 

Lion Sells Fourpure and Magic Rock in the UK to Odyssey Inns

Lion Sells Fourpure and Magic Rock in the UK to Odyssey Inns

Eight months after announcing intentions to sell its U.K. craft brewing operations, Kirin subsidiary Lion has sold its Magic Rock and Fourpure brands to Odyssey Inns Ltd, a hospitality group led by Stephen Cox, who co-founded Devon’s Utopian Brewing.