Craft beer industry news.
Merchant du Vin and Ayinger are pleased to announce that Ayinger Bavarian Pils, brewed for years but never before exported to the US, is available now nationwide in four-packs and on draft. While the release coincides with spring leading into summer, Ayinger Pils will be available year-round.
So a funny thing happened here at Summit Brewing Company. We said we weren’t going to brew any more of our limited-edition Summit Keller Pils, a breakout hit from last year’s 30th Anniversary Series, but everyone told us we had to.
Riot Brewing Co. releases three beers in cans.
Great Divide Brewing Company is expanding its seasonal portfolio with the addition of Roadie Grapefruit Radler.
To celebrate Cincinnati’s importance to Sam Adams, the men and women who live and work in the Tri-State area and at the brewery, Sam Adams is releasing the first-ever Cincinnati-inspired American Lager aptly named Samuel Adams 513.
Tucked away for the last 50 years, a piece of history from the world’s oldest brewery, The Bavarian State Brewery Weihenstephan, will get a second life as a new, limited release beer.
Upslope Brewing Company, maker of post-outdoor adventure craft beer, is excited to announce its first installment of a new annual Experimental India Pale Ale series as part of the seasonal Limited Release lineup.
On Friday, April 7th, Weyerbacher Brewing will be releasing Finally Legal, a bourbon barrel aged stout with cocoa and vanilla.
In this week’s distribution roundup: Cigar City expands distribution to New Jersey; New Holland and Pabst kick off their nationwide distribution agreement; Harpoon’s UFO Beer lands in Minnesota and Catawba Brewing enters Georgia.
Avery Brewing Company, a Boulder-based craft brewery and maker of White Rascal Belgian-Style White Ale, is thrilled to announce the release of its bourbon barrel-aged Coconut Porter.
Four months after suspending its operations, Chicago’s Finch Beer Co. plans to begin producing and delivering product once again this month.
Refreshing its look after five years on the market, the William K. Busch Brewing Co., an independent St. Louis brewer, is rebranding its Kräftig Lager and Kräftig Light beers with attractive new labels on its bottles, new can designs, and brighter packaging for a fresh, clean, premium, and contemporary look, the company announced today.
D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc., America’s Oldest Brewery, starts rolling out its new iconic eagle packaging in Indiana this week. Yuengling began selling its draft beer in March.
Winter has wrapped and it’s not a moment too soon. With a sun dance in mind, Diamond Knot Craft Brewing is releasing its take on tropical magic – Azacca IPA – on April 4.
