Craft beer industry news.
REI Co-op partnered with Hartford’s Hanging Hills Brewing Company to release Old New England Trail IPA, a beer to benefit member based nonprofit Connecticut Forest & Parks Association.
Grapefruit peel, candied ginger, and coriander give a fresh approach to a classic white ale in Highland Brewing’s first seasonal beer in a can.
The Booth Brewing Co. (“The Booth”) is happy to be bringing back its highly sought after EurekaSeoul Citra Hop Ale – the very first in the Hop Ale series.
India Pale Ale (IPA) is the leading craft beer style in the U.S., and the new release from Brewers Publications, Brewing Eclectic IPA: Pushing the Boundaries of India Pale Ale by Dick Cantwell, explores the style’s evolution, provides guidance for designing unique beers, and 25 original IPA recipes.
Wiley Roots Brewing Company is excited to announce the expansion of two popular product families focused on highly fruited sours with rotating whole fruit puree and hop forward juicy IPAs with rotating tropical hops.
This spring, Ernest Cider Co., Canada’s first cidery to be B-Corp Certified and Bullfrog Powered, gives drinkers a new, juicy, and delicious choice: Ernest Wild Blueberry Cider.
Catawba Brewing is now pouring a Small Batch Session Coffee Porter (4.3 percent ABV).
Atlanta’s New Realm Brewing recently purchased brewing equipment located at the former Green Flash Brewing Company facility in Virginia Beach.
In this week’s edition of Last Call: A Massachusetts A-B wholesaler is cleared in a pay-for-play case; New Holland buys a building in Battle Creek for a third Michigan brewery; Sony sues Knee Deep Brewing over Breaking Bud; and more.
Born at the crossroads of hops, grapes and goodness, Dogfish Head is excited to announce the late April debut of Mixed Media, its newest beer-wine hybrid creation.
Boulevard Brewing Company today announced that its long-awaited canning line has been installed and fully commissioned.
Fast-growing Massachusetts-based Night Shift Brewing will open a second brewery and taproom on the first floor of the building that houses the Converse World Headquarters, Brewbound has learned. Located at One Lovejoy Wharf, the new location will include a 10-barrel brewing system and have the capacity to produce upwards of 2,500 barrels, co-founder Michael Oxton told Brewbound.
Pelican Brewing Company this month delights fellow fanatics with a special pack of IPAs to explore a delicious spectrum of hop flavors and aromas.
The next small batch brew is Good Things Hoppin’ – a triple IPA and the first of its kind produced by Down the Road.
