Craft beer industry news.
Brewbound today named the winners of its 2019 awards during the Brewbound Live business conference in Santa Monica, California. Since 2014, the Brewbound Awards have recognized large and small beer companies, as well as notable industry figures, for their execution of various business and philanthropic initiatives. Winners of the sixth annual Brewbound Awards include:… Read more »
A family ownership group has reached a deal to acquire 32-year-old Anderson Valley Brewing Company.
Wawa, in partnership with 2SP Brewing Company, is thrilled to announce the return of 2018’s collaboration, Winter Reserve Coffee Stout.
Reed’s, Inc., America’s #1 ginger beer brand, has announced it is the “Official Ginger Beer” of the Rose Bowl Stadium.
Western Spirits Beverage Company, the makers of Bird Dog Whiskey, has named Mike Glennon as the Vice President of Sales – Ready-to-Drink Beverages.
Four years after paying $1 billion for Ballast Point Brewing Company, Constellation Brands today threw in the towel on its big craft bet, announcing an agreement to sell the San Diego craft beer brand along with “a number of its associated production facilities and brewpubs” to Kings & Convicts, a little-known Chicagoland craft brewing company.
A love for beer and a sudden inability to drink it led Karen Hertz and Twila Soles to open separate businesses. Both women founded gluten-free companies in Colorado — Hertz started Holidaily Brewing in Golden, while Soles opened Grouse Malt House in Wellington.
Since the day its doors opened nearly 25 years ago,Dogfish Head Craft Brewery has prided itself on creating innovative, well-differentiated beers and spirits. In 2020, it is doubling down on its off-beat approach to liquid artistry with plans to release more than 160 unique products.
As the NBA season heats up, Miami HEAT fans are now able to cool down with some of their favorite local craft beers. Wynwood Brewing Co. today announced a three-year partnership to become the Official Craft Beer of the Miami HEAT.
Port City announces the return of Maniacal Double IPA, part of the Specialty Series, after a two-year hiatus and for the first time in a 16 oz. can.
Schlafly Beer, the original, independent craft brewery in St. Louis, announces the release of Boomerang, a line of mead spritzers in 12-ounce cans.
The latest Pilot Series from Alaskan Brewing Co., Imperial Bock, draws inspiration from an old-world beer style. Alaskan Imperial Bock is brewed in the style of an Eisbock, an amped up version of a German doppelbock first brewed by fourteenth century Bavarian monks during cold winter months, but the brewery’s version strays from tradition.
Nearly two months after announcing that it would cease production for distribution and retrench to a taproom-driven business model, Boulder Beer Company said today it will partner with contract brewer Sleeping Giant Brewing to continue selling beer in Colorado.
Craft Brew Alliance (CBA) has amended the contracts of its executive team members, according to a filing last week with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
