Craft beer industry news.
Bang Energy maker Vital Pharmaceuticals’ motion to vacate a $175 million arbitration award was denied last week, clearing the way for Orange Bang and Monster Energy Company to collect damages plus a 5% royalty on all future net sales of Bang-branded products.
In their tenth year of business as both a local pub destination and Michigan beer manufacturer, Beards Brewery is releasing a Limited Release of their beer, Tree Blood, to Michigan markets.
Top-ten beverage distributor engages industry-leading sustainability firm to reduce costs and greenhouse gas emissions throughout its operations.
Pup Passport is a digital guide to getting discounts at breweries that allow dogs.
Local craft beer darling, Hi Sign Brewing, announced the grand opening of its new 13,000-square-foot East Austin taproom and production facility located at 730 Shady Lane.
Ready-to-drink canned cocktails (RTDs) were a big winner on Drizly over Independence Day weekend (July 1-4), the alcohol e-commerce platform reported today.
Yakima Chief Hops (YCH), a 100% grower-owned hop supplier, has launched the pre-sale of the 5th Annual Veterans Blend, an annual hop product that supports and celebrates US military Veterans.
Lawson’s Finest Liquids is thrilled to announce that it is accepting applications from Vermont nonprofit organizations for the 2023 Sunshine Fund calendar.
Vita Coco is the latest non-alcoholic beverage giant to dip its toes into the RTD cocktail space, announcing today a collaboration with spirits conglomerate Diageo to release a line of coconut water spiked with Captain Morgan white rum.
Threes Brewing has just released a brand new Small Pub Ale.
Badger State Brewing is pleased to announce the expansion of beer sales into the Madison, Milwaukee, and La Crosse areas beginning summer of 2022.
Prost plans to invest $25 million over the next ten years to bring their corporate headquarters, regional production, distribution center, and their largest biergarten to the Northglenn Marketplace located at 104th Avenue and Interstate 25.
The 2022 release of Russian River’s Pliny the Younger generated $6.1 million in economic impact, a record for the brewery and a $1 million (+20%) increase compared to 2020, the last year that the triple IPA was released.
Sonic Hard Seltzer is getting two sibling brands this fall as the license agreement between its parent company, COOP Ale Works, and Sonic Drive-In expands to Sonic Hard Southern Sweet Tea and Sonic Hard Slush.
