Luna Bay Unveils Lakehouse Sparkling Sweet Tea
Luna Bay, a female-founded brand known for its premium tea-based beverages, is proud to announce the expansion of its hard tea line with the launch of the Lakehouse Sparkling Sweet Tea Variety pack.
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Best Day Brewing Announces New Executive Leadership
Best Day Brewing proudly announces strategic appointments to its executive leadership team that will continue to build on its strong momentum and underscore the brand’s commitment to national expansion of its premium non-alcoholic beer business.
New Jersey’s Forgotten Boardwalk to Close After Losing Lease
Forgotten Boardwalk Brewing is winding down operations after losing its lease, founder Jamie Queli announced earlier this month. “To all of our loyal customers, friends, family and supporters – we wish you a heartfelt thank you for being a part of the Forgotten Boardwalk story for the past 10 years,” she wrote in the brewery’s… Read more »
Report: Oregon Health Authority Allegedly Failed to Publish Study Contradicting Bev-Alc Tax Impact Claims
The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) is under scrutiny after a 2021 study on the impact of proposed higher beer and wine taxes on excessive alcohol use has been brought to light, The Oregonian reported.
Craft Cans Grow to 70% of Segment Dollar Sales; 6- & 12-pack Cans Lead the Way; 19.2s +41.6%
Craft cans gained +3.6% share of craft dollars in 2023, and now account for 69.9% off-premise craft dollar sales, according to NIQ data shared in Bump Williams Consulting’s 2023 craft recap.
Brewbound Podcast: Road Reports, Private Equity Deals and More Leadership Changes
The Brewbound team covers the big news of the last week, including a craft-on-craft deal in New England, a private equity firm selling part of its stake in Mikkeller, a CEO change at Sapporo-Stone Brewing, another Heineken exec joining Lagunitas’ c-suite and an update on the bidding for Anchor, including a Fritz Maytag sighting.
pFriem Family Brewers Unveils Diverse 2024 Beer Calendar Featuring Japanese Lager’s Transition to Year-Round Availability
pFriem Family Brewers, celebrated for their commitment to quality and innovation, is excited to announce their 2024 package beer calendar.
A-B Closes Wynwood Brewing Taproom, Moves Production to Veza Sur; Golden Road Sacramento Taproom Closes
Anheuser-Busch InBev-owned Wynwood Brewing Company, Miami’s first craft brewery and taproom, will close its doors next month after more than a decade in business, Eater reported Wednesday.
Colorado College and Goat Patch Brewery Raise a Toast to 150 Years With Exclusive Brew
In honor of Colorado College’s upcoming 150th anniversary, the institution has collaborated with Goat Patch Brewing Company to rebrand its popular blonde ale as a CC beer, creating a unique and celebratory beer, fusing tradition with innovation.
Lakewood Brewing Co. Taps the Next Generation With The University of Texas at Arlington
Lakewood Brewing Co. is brewing up the next generation of beer talent through a collaboration with The University of Texas at Arlington, which is offering a new Brewing and Fermentation Science Certificate.
Berczy Brings Premiumisation to the Hard Tea Market With Exquisitely Juicy Vodka Tea Cocktails
British brand Berczy is excited to announce the launch of two brand new products to kickstart the 2024 season; Juicy Peach Tea and Lemon Tea vodka cocktails – because who knows more about tea than the Brits?
Indeed Brewing Company Announces 2024 Brand Calendar
Indeed Brewing Company’s 2024 calendar forecasts exciting new flavors and innovative packaging this year, as well as repeat appearances by the beers that fans know and love.
Constellation Brands Taking Time to ‘Nurture’ Pacifico ‘Properly’
Patience is paying off for Pacifico. Constellation Brands is giving its third-largest beer brand the time and space it needs to grow, Beer Division president Jim Sabia said during the annual Beer Industry Summit last week.
How a New Law May Open Doors for Japanese Shochu
For decades, the Japanese distilled beverage shochu has been mislabeled in the U.S. as Korean soju, but a new law is clearing up the difference for consumers— and clearing a path for category growth.