Craft beer industry news.
The second annual Brave Brews weekend in Auburn, New York, supporting the women and non- binary individuals of New York’s burgeoning craft beverage industry will return March 3 through 5, 2023, featuring special guests, specialty tours, and the coolest brewfest in town.
Some of the extra marketing spend Molson Coors promised during its Q4 earnings call with investors this week is already coming to fruition.
Rekorderlig, the premium Swedish cider brand, is proud to announce the launch of their latest flavor: Blood Orange. This delicious and refreshing cider combines the sweet, juicy flavor of blood oranges with Rekorderlig’s signature cider to create a unique and irresistible taste experience.
It’s been a tough week for the staff at breweries in the Brewers Collective, Anheuser-Busch InBev’s (A-B) craft division. First, we learned the company decided to cease operations on Wednesday at Platform Beer Co., the Ohio-based craft brewery A-B acquired in 2019.
California craft brewery icon Karl Strauss Brewing Company, in partnership with San Diego’s original local independent radio station, 91X, is releasing a brand-new beer as part of their year-round core lineup.
Dust Bowl Brewing Co. announces a fourth taproom to be located in the San Francisco East Bay City of Livermore, California. Slated to open in early summer 2023, the new taproom will be an anchor tenant in the Shops at Livermore, nestled next to the world-famous San Francisco Premium Outlets.
The National Advertising Division (NAD) of BBB National Programs has recommended Molson Coors discontinue using its “light beer shouldn’t taste like water; it should taste like beer” claim.
Schlafly Beer, the original, independent craft brewery in St. Louis, announces the release of a new variety pack, Hazed for Days,a canned hazy beer variety pack with three exclusive brews – Mighty Haze Double IPA, Lightly Hazed Lager, Wavy Hazy Citrus Wheat – plus the year-round beer Just a Bit Hazy IPA.
One day after a report that Anheuser-Busch InBev was ceasing operations and eliminating jobs at Cleveland, Ohio-based Platform Brewing, news of layoffs at other craft breweries in the company’s Brewers Collective has come to light.
Living The Dream Brewing reported continued momentum in 2022 after their statewide distribution expansion. This past year brought new beers, several awards, and many philanthropic opportunities for the brewery, which donated more than $13,000 to local causes. Here is the 2022 Living The Dream Brewing Year in Review.
Holy ‘Que Smokehouse the acclaimed Bucks County destination for authentic Texas-style BBQ, is continuing to bring its award-winning barbecue to the City of Brotherly Love for a series of pop-ups at Philadelphia Magazine’s Best New Brewery 2022 Cartesian Brewing on the following Thursdays, March 23, and April 20.
D.G. Yuengling & Son beer is now rolling out in Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma as part of the Pennsylvania brewery’s joint venture with Molson Coors for westward expansion.
Here’s an election we can all get behind. Vote Genesee for ’23! For the first time, fans will choose the new Genesee Specialty beer by voting. Genny lovers can flock to the polls now through March 31 with voting available in-person at the Genesee Brew House and online at geneseebeer.com/geneseefor23.
3 Tier Beverages consultant Stephanie Roatis shares the beverage alcohol segments trending up (hint, Dry January did all right) and those on the downward swing.
