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Angel City Brewery Releases Zero Flocs Given New England-Style IPA

Brewed with a healthy heaping of hops and notes of orange blossom, tropical fruit and pine, Zero Flocs Given is a hazy beer that simply doesn’t give a floc about seasonal blends. Perfect to savor at any time of year, Zero Flocs Given will be released with a limited batch of 16 oz. cans Friday, October 20th, available exclusively at Angel City Brewery.

Bell’s Brewery Announces 2018 Release Calendar

A new seasonal release, Hopslam mini-kegs and the return of The Oracle – just a sample of the incredible lineup Bell’s Brewery has in store for fans in 2018.

Funky Buddha Brewery Partners with CORE on Florida Rebuilds Ale for Hurricane Relief

It’s been a month since Hurricane Irma ravaged the Florida peninsula, and its effects are still being felt, particularly in the Florida Keys. It’s for that reason that South Florida’s own Funky Buddha is proud to announce that it is partnering with Children of Restaurant Employees (CORE) to release Florida Rebuilds, a pale blonde ale brewed with key lime juice that will generate much-needed funds for Hurricane Irma victims in the service industry and their children.

Maui Brewing Company Releases Pilialoha Belgian Red Ale

On Friday, October 13, 2017, Maui Brewing Company will be releasing Pilialoha Belgian Red Ale in cans for a limited time only. This specialty Belgian Red Ale is brewed with KonaRed® Hawaiian Coffee Fruit.

Summit Brewing Releases High Sticke Alt

Heads up, Folks. Summit Brewing Co.’s newest beer is a bruiser. Cross-checking, throwing elbows, talking trash, instigating fights — Summit High Sticke Alt is a powerful German-style ale ready to knock down the competition on and off the ice.

Beer Executives Address Dwindling Market Share at NBWA Convention

Beer Executives Address Dwindling Market Share at NBWA Convention

Less than three months after MillerCoors CEO Gavin Hattersley implored beer executives to come together and fight back against the continued pressure from wine and spirits companies, two more beer CEOs have joined the conversation and are echoing his thoughts.

3 Years and $38 Million Later, India’s Bira 91 Eyes 300,000 Barrels

3 Years and $38 Million Later, India’s Bira 91 Eyes 300,000 Barrels

Fueled by $35 million in venture funding from Sequoia Capital, one of Silicon Valley’s most iconic VC firms, India’s Bira 91 is on pace to produce an astonishing 300,000 barrels in just its third full year on the market. Launched in February 2015, Bira 91 has amassed a cadre of millennial consumers throughout India who don’t identify with major brands such as Kingfisher, Budweiser, Heineken and Carlsberg, according to founder Ankur Jain.

GoodLife Brewing and The Ale Apothecary Collaborate on Brett Lager

This beer is the symbolic result of years of collaboration between now neighboring breweries, GoodLife Brewing and The Ale Apothecary. As two distinct versions of what an independent American craft brewery is and represents, we designed this Brett Lager to take elements from both breweries to create something new and unique.