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Holsopple Brewing Celebrates 6th Anniversary

Lyndon-based Holsopple Brewing will celebrate its 6th anniversary this weekend, February 16th through 18th, featuring live music by three local artists as well as the release of its annual Big Hand Imperial Stout and variants.

Boston Beer Increases Executive Pay +2-3% for 2023

Boston Beer Increases Executive Pay +2-3% for 2023

Boston Beer Company’s named executive officers (NEO) will all receive raises in 2023 and most will receive a portion of their 2022 bonuses, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Form 8-K filed last week.

Ivanhoe Park Brewing Co. Partners with Orlando Guardians XFL Team

Ivanhoe Park Brewing has been named the Orlando Guardians’ Official Craft Beer sponsor and will unveil the “Official Guardians Beer” for the 2023 season on Feb. 18, in conjunction with the team’s season-opening game.

Last Call: 54 Widmer Brothers Workers Join Teamsters; Stony Creek Expands; Canton Brewing and Lost Nation for Sale

Last Call: 54 Widmer Brothers Workers Join Teamsters; Stony Creek Expands; Canton Brewing and Lost Nation for Sale

Employees at Anheuser-Busch (A-B) InBev-owned Widmer Brothers Brewing have voted to join Teamsters Local 162, the union announced. Stony Creek Brewery has been approved by its hometown of Branford, Connecticut to construct a new tank farm, which would expand the company’s brewing capacity from 48,000 barrels, to 100,000 barrels.

Our Mutual Friend Brewing Announces Their February Beer Lineup

Our Mutual Friend Brewing Company (OMF) has some exciting new beers on the horizon, including a few collaborations with their brewery friends and the second iteration of Wave Motion, the brewery’s experimental IPA series.

2 Towns Ciderhouse Relaunches Premium Cellar Series Line in Cans

Spanning from the traditional to the unique, 2 Towns Ciderhouse relaunches its Cellar Series line with an Oak Aged Honey, Apricot & Nectarine Imperial cider, packaged with a new look and format that makes it more accessible to uber craft fans across the country.

Legislative Roundup: Virginia Retailers May Have to Keep NA and Alc Versions of Crossover Drinks Separate; Texas & Illinois Introduce DTC Bills

Legislative Roundup: Virginia Retailers May Have to Keep NA and Alc Versions of Crossover Drinks Separate; Texas & Illinois Introduce DTC Bills

Virginia state lawmakers are considering a pair of bills that would require retailers to keep alcoholic versions of non-alcoholic beverages, such as Hard MTN Dew, Fresca Mixed, Simply Spiked and Topo Chico Hard Seltzer, separate from their counterparts, according to Pluribus News.