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New Belgium Brewing and Four Roses Bourbon announced the highly anticipated 2021 release of Oakspire Bourbon Barrel Ale – a pioneering, and highly distinctive beer brewed using a custom-built, proprietary infusion method which pulls flavors from bourbon-steeped charred oak and marries it with a malty sweet, deep amber ale.
Creature Comforts Brewing Co. will release Belgian-Style Ale, Table Beer, and Milk Porter, Koko Buni, this November.
Ballast Point’s beloved seasonal Scottish Ale, Pumpkin Down, is available on draft and in 6-packs of 16 oz. cans.
Craft beer fans will be excited when they receive the gift of beer for the holidays this year.
Tröegs Independent Brewing has once again teamed up with The GIANT Company and Caputo Brothers Creamery of Spring Grove, Pa., to debut a fourth limited-edition beer cheese – this time using the Hershey, PA, brewery’s newest year-round beer, Grand Cacao Chocolate Stout.
A ground-breaking concept, enabling consumers and producers to connect through product packaging is rolling out to the alcoholic beverages industries, with breweries, cideries, seltzers & more set to benefit.
It’s time to Wreck the Halls! Celebrate the season with Full Sail’s traditional holiday favorite, Wreck the Halls Double IPA.
Kombrewcha, the original hard kombucha, is officially unveiling a new look and feel this fall.
Boston-based boozy water maker NOCA Beverages, which launched in 2019, announces major additions to their board of advisors as they eye expansion.
Austin Eastciders is excited to announce the newest addition to their lineup: Spiced Peach!
To celebrate Kansas City’s National Women’s Soccer League team, The Kansas City Current, Boulevard Brewing Co. is pleased to announce it has brewed Teal Rising, a 4% ABV Proud Pilsner.
Millions of plastic can carriers end up in the hands of Vermont’s craft beer and cider drinkers each year, with most being tossed into single-stream recycling bins because manufacturers market them as “100% recyclable.”
Pilot House Distilling, a rapidly growing Oregon distillery, announced that it has completed a major rebranding.
This fall, Stone Brewing introduces a holiday beer inspired by not one, but two decadent and velvety confections.
