Craft beer industry news.
In this week’s edition of Press Clips: Maryland distributors vow to fight Comptroller’s changes; brewers hail tax reform savings; MillerCoors ends Coors Light NASCAR sponsorship; Mitch Steele’s Atlanta brewery sets an opening date; and Bell’s releases Hopslam.
Firestone Walker’s Nitro Merlin Milk Stout is expanding from the keg and headed into the can.
Great Lakes Brewing Company (GLBC) announces the addition of Holy Moses White Ale to their year-round portfolio. Holy Moses White Ale is now available in 6-Packs, 12-Packs, and Draft where GLBC beer is sold.
For the first time since 2012, Narragansett Beer is back to brewing its award-winning Porter after countless requests from ‘Gansett fans.
Rosy Cheeks is a kettle-soured, Belgian-style ale that spent three years in a wheat whiskey barrel from Dry Fly Distilling.
Hankscraft Inc. is excited to announce its integration of their AJS Tap Handles and Hankscraft POP divisions.
Ten months after Pabst Brewing Company terminated agreements with three Washington wholesalers, an arbitrator has determined that Columbia Distributing — which was awarded the distribution rights to several Pabst brands last February — owes a combined $21.2 million to The Odom Corporation, Craig Stein Beverage, and Marine View Beverage.
Hi-Wire Brewing announced today their January 2018 beer releases including Death Defying India Pale Ale, a Cherry Flanders Red ale, and 12-pack cans of two year-round flagships.
Barrel House Z is launching the second release in its rotating-hops IPA series dubbed Bamboozled By Hops.
Starting this month, Dogfish Head Craft Brewery will begin selling its beer in Louisiana, extending its footprint to 38 states and Washington, D.C.
Beginning January 8, 2018, UpCountry Brewing will begin its much anticipated renovations.
Hops are on full display in Summit Brewing Co.’s latest IPA Collection, a new variety box of twelve 12-oz. cans set to crash your neighborhood retailer’s shelves in late January 2018.
Braxton Brewing Company’s popular Spotlight White IPA is returning to cans.
Fremont Brewing’s 2018 spring seasonal is a trilogy of beers to be released monthly, beginning with Stone Squirrel Coffee Porter at 11:00 a.m. on January 2nd at Fremont’s Urban Beer Garden and available on draft, 6- and 12-packs, and 22-oz bottles throughout our distribution footprint. Mountain Daisy India Pale Ale will be out in February, followed by Parkland Pils in March.
