Craft beer industry news.
Ready-to-drink and serve products have surpassed $10 billion dollar sales in off-premise channels in the latest 52 weeks ending July 8, representing a 7% increase compared to the previous period, according to an NIQ report released on Wednesday.
Dharma Tamm is stepping down as president of Rogue Ales & Spirits after four years at the helm of the Newport, Oregon-headquartered craft brewery. Steven Garrett, Rogue’s VP of marketing and creative, will assume the president role beginning October 1.
MrPerk, the pioneering beverage company known for its innovative coffee creations, is thrilled to announce the launch of its latest masterpiece, the Coffeeberry Hard Seltzer.
ABV Technology has taken the non-alcoholic beverage market to another level with its Equalizer technology.
Our Mutual Friend Brewing Company (OMF) announces their August beer lineup which includes a delicately crafted award-winning Saison and the return of Dome Flow, OMF’s Amber Ale aged with Amburana Wood.
Monster Energy is drawing up plans for Bang. After completing its acquisition of Bang manufacturer Vital Pharmaceuticals’ (VPX) assets on July 31 for $362 million, Monster co-CEO Rodney Sacks said during the company’s Q2 2023 earnings call yesterday that it is now preparing to fully integrate its former rival into the Monster Energy system.
Ska Brewing is sorry to be the ones to break it to you, but despite continued 100-degree days in Colorado, summer is just about over. The good news, though, is that with this near turn of the season comes the release of brewery’s famed Oktoberfest Lager.
It’s been a few months since Short’s Brewing debuted their brand new Bellaire Beer Garden for their 19th Anniversary Celebration in April, and like founder and owner Joe Short says, “if you build it, they will come.”
Industry members should “expect to see an increase in ‘change’” during fall shelf resets versus “what you have seen in the past,” Bump Williams, president and CEO of Bump Williams Consulting (BWC), wrote in the company’s “Monthly Update.”
The trickle down from Bud Light’s sales declines are beginning to materialize in its supply chain partners’ earnings. On the same day that Anheuser-Busch InBev reported double-digit declines in revenue, shipments and depletions in the U.S., Ball Corporation shared that its second quarter volumes declined -8.5% in North and Central America, which the company attributed to “customer mix, particularly in the domestic mass beer category.”
Vervet, a farm-to-can sparkling cocktail line, announced yesterday it is winding down its business after the marketing costs required to compete with the recent influx of other RTD cocktails made the business unviable.
In September of 2021, Temperance Beer Co. launched Scarce Goods, a new label and concept: brew very small batches, available only at the brewery, in styles not yet undertaken by Temperance.
Summer vibes continue in the Shenandoah Valley and Stable Craft Brewing has everything you need to enjoy the rest of the season to the fullest!
Greater Good Imperial Brewing Company, America’s First All-Imperial Brewery, has announced a new partnership that brings their award-winning beers to the historic Worcester music venue, The Palladium.
