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CraftHaus Returns as Official Craft Beer of 2022 BFGoodrich Tires Mint 400

Mint 400 officials are pleased to announce that CraftHaus Brewery will return as the Official Craft Beer of the BFGoodrich Tires Mint 400 in 2022. Six-packs of the Mint 400 Collector’s Edition Silver State Blonde Ale are available for online order and on-site pickup now, and will be served throughout the week of the Great… Read more »

Ska Brewing Releases A New Beer… That’s Not an IPA

Just in time for the turn of the season, Ska Brewing presents a fruited rendition of its oldest and most decorated recipe, True Blonde Ale. Raspberry Blonde will tap for the first time at Ska on Friday and cans hit shelves across Ska markets next week. 

Firestone Walker Introduces Two New Propagator Series Beers

Firestone Walker is turning up the volume with “Blanc Noise” and “Simcoe Sequence”—two new Propagator Series offerings available exclusively in the brewery’s latest IPA Mixed Packs.

Allagash Introduces Swiftly IPA

Award-winning Allagash Brewing Company is excited to share their take on an IPA with more fans than ever before–the beer releases to their entire national distribution footprint. Hops grow swiftly at the start of spring, and Allagash captures the lush,citrusy, and resinous flavors alongside a generous grain bill in this amber-colored IPA called Swiftly.

Arryved Reveals Rebrand

Arryved, the leading point-of-service (POS) provider for craft beverage and food establishments, highlights people and community in its rebrand, which launched.

Bump Williams Consulting: Flavor-Forward Offerings Drive Beer Category Growth

Bump Williams Consulting: Flavor-Forward Offerings Drive Beer Category Growth

Flavored offerings across several beer category segments are driving growth, according to Bump Williams Consulting’s most recent report. “Flavors clearly stand out as a common thread when it comes to answering the question of ‘Where is growth coming from?’” Williams wrote.

Belching Beaver Brewery Launches New Core Pale Ale

Belching Beaver wanted to develop a core Pale Ale to give its customers a lower alcohol beer, but still loaded with flavor, and round out their portfolio heavily focused on IPAs and stouts.