Craft beer industry news.
Cape May Brewing Company is pleased to announce that, due to consumer demand, they’ve begun packaging two of their flagship beers — Cape May IPA and Coastal Evacuation Double IPA — in aluminum cans for release on June 29th.
Recently Great Divide Brewing Co. decided to whip up something special with their friends over at WeldWerks Brewing Co. That something special is a kettle-soured session New England-style IPA aptly called “All The Buzzwords.”
This summer, Concrete Beach Brewery is putting those mangos to use by bringing back its coveted Mango Gose for a second year.
Last December, Catawba Brewing released the first in a new series of fruited IPAs brewed in their Asheville South Slope pilot brewery, when they rolled out a Pineapple IPA for their “Tropical Xmas” party.
Pelican Brewing Company introduces a new quaff to its summer season lineup: welcome the bright, fresh flavor of Sun Flare dry-hopped pale ale.
Payette Brewing Company is excited to release a bold take to their year-round Pistolero Porter.
Drink Craft Beer LLC, a Boston-based beer festival organizer, has purchased various assets of The Pintley Company, an events business that helped craft breweries promote their products through various meetups across the United States. Specific financial terms of the transaction, which closed earlier this month, were not disclosed, Drink Craft Beer co-founder Jeff Wharton told Brewbound.
Stone Brewing is now serving up an ensemble of steadfast selections including the highly anticipated return of Stone Mocha IPA and Stone RuinTen Triple IPA w/ Orange Peel & Vanilla Bean, along with the debut of Stone Ghost Hammer IPA.
Dana Perino, former White House press secretary, co-host of Fox News Channel’s The Five, best-selling author and political analyst, will speak during the National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) 80th Annual Convention and Trade Show general session on Monday, October 9. The convention will take place October 8 – 11, 2017, at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada.
While some breweries release new beers at such a rapid pace their patrons can barely keep up, Societe Brewing Company marches to the beat of its own drummer—a much slower beat. Long-time offerings are what primarily draw fans to (and back to) the San Diego brewery, with new beers debuting one-to-four times per year, making last weekend’s debut of a whopping five new beers even more special.
Chatham Brewing, Columbia County’s first and finest brewery in New York’s upper Hudson Valley, released a canned version of its kolsch-style ale, Lawn Dart Kolsch. Lawn Dart is a kolsch with a 6.5 percent ABV. It is a German style light ale, brewed like a lager with a cold rest.
Nine Pin Cider, New York’s first farm cidery, is proud to announce that Nine Pin cider products are available in Upstate N.Y. theater locations for Bow Tie Cinemas.
Big Storm Brewing Co has created a special limited-release beer to celebrate “Skyway: A Contemporary Collaboration,” an exhibit shared between three institutions: The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota; the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg; and the Tampa Museum of Art.
Even though 83 percent of the beer St. Louis’ 4 Hands Brewing produces stays within Missouri borders, founder Kevin Lemp wants even more of it to remain local.
