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Brewbound ICYMI: A Tale of 2 Market Expansions

Brewbound ICYMI: A Tale of 2 Market Expansions

This week, we have a tale of two market expansions and one is off to either a great start (selling more beer than expected) or a rough one (running into out of stocks), depending on your perspective.

Award-Winning FÜL Beverages Now Available in Six Midwestern States

FÜL Beverages, a smarter alternative to “quench any thirst any time” while at the same time giving your body exactly what it needs to relax, recover, or simply enjoy, announced that its products will be distributed in 130 Meijer stores across Michigan plus five other midwestern states.

WISEACRE Brewing Company Expands Distribution to Wisconsin

WISEACRE Brewing Company launches statewide distribution in Wisconsin via Beechwood Distributing.  Two of the Memphis-based brewery’s year-round beers – Gotta Get Up to Get Down Coffee Milk Stout, and the Great American Beer Festival Bronze Medal-winning Tiny Bomb Pilsner – will be available, along with Seasonal and Specialty Releases, in Total Wine and Whole Foods stores across Wisconsin, along with many other better beer stores, bars, and restaurants.

Knee Deep Brewing Company Announces Launch of This Year’s Perfect Fit IPA

This year’s Perfect Fit will be a classic west coast IPA with Cascade hops, 5.5 ABV, and an IBU of 30. Knee Deep is making 30 barrels this time around in anticipation of the demand. The company will be donating a portion of proceeds to The Michael Ziegler PRIDE Industries Foundation, which provides programs to help people with disabilities, veterans, and foster youth become job-ready, and to Autism Rocks, a local foundation promoting acceptance and inclusion of neurodiversity in schools, communities, and workplaces.

Brewbound Podcast: Live From the California Craft Beer Summit

Brewbound Podcast: Live From the California Craft Beer Summit

The Brewbound team reports live from the California Craft Beer Summit in Sacramento. The team discusses early takeaways from the first major meeting of California’s craft brewers since 2019, including thoughts on David Walker of Firestone Walker’s optimism for craft beer, Brewers Association chief economist Bart Watson’s early production data and much more.