Craft beer industry news.
Madison, Wisconsin’s Ale Asylum plans to auction off its equipment and assets, as the company prepares to close its brewery and restaurant in October, according to New Mill Capital, the asset disposition firm handling the sale.
Republic National Distributing Company announced the addition of Oh Hi CBD drinks to its portfolio that will take place in mid-August.
Deutsche Post DHL Group (“DPDHL”) has signed an agreement to acquire up to 100% of J.F. Hillebrand Group AG (“Hillebrand”) and its subsidiaries at an equity value of around €1.5 billion.
Arryved, the leading point-of-service (POS) provider for craft food and beverage establishments, has partnered with Craftpeak, which develops advanced ecommerce websites for craft beverage producers.
Belching Beaver Brewery released its first IPA mixed pack, they’ve dubbed, “DAM GOOD IPA PACK.”
Monday Night Brewing is poised to open its first Tennessee taproom in Nashville’s Germantown neighborhood on Saturday, September 4, 2021.
In honor of Kobe Bryant Day on August 24, Urban South – HTX is releasing two new brews to celebrate the basketball legend.
Mother Earth Brewing Company is welcoming back its Idaho-exclusive dry hopped Pale Ale to coincide with the victorious commencement of the Gem State’s largest and most important Music Festival, Treefort.
Founders Brewing Co. has announced the next All Day IPA line extension with the release of session hazy IPA, All Day Haze.
Former Stone Brewing executive Pat Tiernan joined Oregon’s Full Sail Brewing as CE) this past January, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Three out of five adults (60%) in the U.S. drink alcoholic beverages, according to a July poll from the analytics and advisory company Gallup, Inc.
Earlier this summer, the annual Cider Summit Seattle – the region’s largest hard cider tasting festival – announced its return after a pause due to the pandemic.
Inc. magazine revealed that Wild Leap is No. 356 on its annual Inc. 5000 list, the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing and successful companies within the economy’s most dynamic segment—its independent small businesses.
It started during the R40 tour when, after a gig, someone handed frontman Geddy Lee a bottle of Robinson’s “Iron Maiden -Trooper” beer.
