Craft beer industry news.
Deschutes Brewery and Bendistillery’s Crater Lake Spirits today announced the exclusive release of a single barrel cask strength Black Butte Whiskey.
In support of the people of Ukraine, True North Ale Company has brewed a specialty beer for release this week.
Nashville’s Tennessee Brew Works and Delvin Farms of College Grove, TN, have partnered for their limited craft beer release, Hanks Harvest, a farmhouse ale that utilizes butternut squash harvested from the nearby family-owned Tennessee farm.
Members of the California Family Beer Distributors (CFBD) gathered for the first time last week in Palm Desert, California, to discuss goals and highlight their differences from the Reyes Beer Division. “The members in this room are independent family-owned beer distributors,” CFBD executive director Kevin Luckey said in his opening address.
Anderson Valley Brewing Company (AVBC) is paying tribute to the legendary IPA style they helped put on the map with the release of their new West Coast IPA.
Firestone Walker today announced the 2023 edition of its Brewmaster’s Collective beer club, introducing a variety of new benefits and small-batch exclusives including a throwback allocation of the brewery’s iconic Pale 31.
Alpine, Wyoming-based Melvin Brewing didn’t have to look far to find a buyer. Brewbound has learned that Jackson, Wyoming-based Roadhouse Brewing has signed a purchase agreement to acquire Melvin and its operations.
RationAle Brewing™, the San Diego-born, Sonoma-brewed non-alcoholic craft beer brand, announces plans to build upon its successful partnership with Breakthru Beverage Group, a leading North American distributor of the world’s top beer brands, and move across state lines into Nevada, for increased on-premise and in-store distribution, this month
Canadian cannabis firm Tilray’s acquisition of New York’s Montauk Brewing Company brings together a lifestyle-minded acquirer and a craft brand with a vibe. “We really saw ourselves as more than just craft beer,” Montauk general manager Terry Hopper told Brewbound.
Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP) has taken a minority stake in non-alcoholic beer maker Athletic Brewing Company, following a $50 million investment in the brand. Athletic co-founder Bill Shufelt shares why KDP was the right partner, what the investment will go toward, and how the company is pacing toward the end of 2022.
Athletic Brewing Company, America’s leading non-alcoholic craft brewer, announced the re-release of Ready Front IPA, a limited-time offering that gives back to military veterans.
The world’s most anticipated F1 race, next year’s clash in Las Vegas, has today been officially announced as the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN SILVER LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX 2023. This
Non-alcoholic beer maker Athletic Brewing Company has received a $50 million investment from Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP) that will make the publicly-traded CPG giant a minority equity stakeholder in the business.
Hop Butcher For The World, a Chicagoland-based brewing company founded in 2014 and known for its hop-forward approach to IPAs and fresh-to-retail distribution strategy, plans to open its first public taproom on Nov. 10 in the former Half Acre Beer Company facility at 4257 N. Lincoln Ave. in Chicago.
