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Headlands Brewing Company Announces Wolback Ridge IPA

Headlands Brewing Company, one of the Bay Area’s most highly regarded craft beer companies, announced today the commercial availability of a new IPA, Wolfback Ridge.

RiverWalk Brewing Co. Releases Screen Door Hoppy Summer Ale

River Walk Brewing Co. has created a bright extra pale ale that delivers full flavors of citrus and hop goodness without wrecking the palate. Brewed with pilsner and wheat malts, it’s our refreshing approach to a true summer ale. Screen Door is available in Massachusetts starting May 11th in 6-packs of 12oz cans and growlers.

Brewbound Voices: ‘Radical Collaboration’ Helps Brands Find Their True Voice.

Brewbound Voices: ‘Radical Collaboration’ Helps Brands Find Their True Voice.

Marty Butler is is the co-founder of The Butler Bros, an Austin-based branding, consulting and graphic design studio that has executed rebrands for craft breweries such as Maui Brewing Co. and Real Ale Brewing. In his column for Brewbound Voices, Butler, who also co-founded the Austin Home Brew Festival, describes his firm’s creative process while sharing lessons learned during recent branding projects with companies across the beer, spirits and food industries.

Fulton Brewing Unveils EXTRA! EXTRA! Pale Ale

Fulton Brewing Co., one of the upper-Midwest’s leading craft brewers, today unveiled “EXTRA! EXTRA! American Pale Ale,” a limited-edition brew to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Star Tribune.

Grand Teton Brewing Releases Grapefruit Gose

Grand Teton Brewing Company, known throughout the West for their exceptional craft brews, is proud to announce the release of Grapefruit Gose.

W.M. Sprinkman Hires National Accounts Manager

W.M. Sprinkman Corporation (WMS), a third-generation family business providing sanitary, stainless steel processing solutions for the food and beverage, dairy and craft brewing industries, is proud to announce and welcome Brian Armstrong as the national accounts manager.

U.S. Craft Brewers Cut Out of South African Hop Supply

U.S. Craft Brewers Cut Out of South African Hop Supply

Hundreds of U.S. craft brewers that had been experimenting with a selection of South African-grown hops will no longer have access to the proprietary supply after Anheuser-Busch InBev, which owns the farm, said it would reserve 100 percent of the latest yield for its own brands.