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PORTLAND, Ore. — Craft Brew Alliance, Inc. (“CBA”) (Nasdaq: BREW), an independent craft brewing company, announced plans for strong 2013 growth and shared preliminary 2012 financial results.

ALBANY, Ga. — Redd’s Apple Ale is daring the nation to branch out by announcing its national launch. Launched in summer 2012, Redd’s Apple Ale debuted in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Maine, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas. Buoyed by its early success, February 1st, 2013 marks the nationwide availability of Redd’s Apple Ale.

PORTLAND, Ore. — Natian Brewery is proud to announce that we’re expanding our distribution network! We have recently joined forces with Nevulis Beverages, based in Schnecksville, PA, and will soon be offering our hand crafted ales all across that fine state.

MUKILTEO, Wash. – Diamond Knot┬¡ brewers, like so many others, have traditions, habits, idiosyncrasies, rituals; you name it. One perennial tenet of Diamond Knot’s production brewery is metal. Sure, there’s lots of stainless, but what they’re talking about is floor-shaking, ear-piercing, guitar-shredding heavy metal.

GORHAM, Maine – Sebago Brewing Company is pleased to announce the release of their highly anticipated mid-winter seasonal beer, Full Throttle Double IPA on Friday February 1, 2013.

FT. COLLINS, Colo. — New Belgium Brewing, maker of Fat Tire Amber Ale and a wide variety of award-winning beers, is bringing back fan favorites from the proverbial “past”. Starting in 2013, each Folly Pack (mixed 12-pack of New Belgium beers) will have a beloved former seasonal release from the archive.

ST. LOUIS — Last night, Beck’s Sapphire hosted a private party and concert in New York City’s SoHo neighborhood to celebrate the brand’s first-ever appearance in the Super Bowl. The celebration was held at a pop-up “jewelry store” on 201 Mulberry Street where Chet Faker, an Australian artist featured in the Beck’s Sapphire Super Bowl ad, performed.

SAN FRANCISCO — In celebration of SF Beer Week, the San Francisco Brewers Guild is proud to announce the release of their new collaboration beer called Green Death. It’s a modern interpretation of a historic West Coast ale once produced in San Francisco, that beer fans have enjoyed in green bottles and cans since Prohibition ended.

The Massachusetts Brewers Guild is pleased to announce that it has expanded its membership to include an Associate Membership level available to any business or individual interested in supporting the Guild’s mission to promote craft brewing and protecting the interests of craft brewers in Massachusetts.

CHICO, Calif. — Fruits harvested from monastic grounds inspire the latest collaborative beers between Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. and the nearby Abbey of New Clairvaux. The ongoing Ovila Abbey Ale series features Belgian-style ales brewed in the centuries-old abbey tradition. Now available is Ovila Abbey Quad with Plums, which features plums from the monks’ 130 acres of plum orchards, and this summer will see the release of Ovila Abbey Saison with Mandarin Oranges and Peppercorns, brewed with mandarin oranges grown at the monastery in Vina, Calif.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Boulevard Brewing Company today announced it has entered into a sponsorship agreement with Major League Soccer’s Sporting KC to become the official craft beer sponsor of the team. The five-year deal expands last season’s informal partnership between the two homegrown organizations.

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — Newcastle Brown Ale has re-released its Limited Edition brew, Founders’ Ale. Available nationwide from February through April 2013, Newcastle Founders’ Ale is a classic British pale ale that pays tribute to the brand’s founder, Colonel Jim Porter.

BROOMFIELD, Colo. — Dry Dock Brewing Co., the 2009 Small Brewing Company of the Year at the Great American Beer Festival (GABF), is combining four of its award-winning, hand-crafted beers with the convenient, environmentally friendly technology of Ball Corporation’s aluminum cans.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Good brew is coming to a can near you! Good People Brewing Company and AlaBev are hitting the streets to bring you the coolest can in the market, featuring Good People’s ever popular Pale Ale. Retailers, Restaurants and Bars near you will begin carrying Good People’s Pale Ale in a can starting this week.