Craft beer industry news.
Philly’s traveling beer garden that gives back is on the move again! Parks on Tap shifts out of park and into drive as its journey back to its original format begins Labor Day weekend.
Great Lakes® Brewing Co. (GLBC) announces the return of Blackout Stout Imperial Stout to its 2022 seasonal portfolio.
Mighty Swell Spiked Seltzer, the nation’s top independent hard seltzer brand, is launching a variety of new products in late August.
The Virginia Craft Brewers Guild (VCBG) could be in the beer distribution business by next summer, it announced last week.
Second Chance Beer Company will celebrate its seventh anniversary with the release of New Day IPA, a West Coast-style IPA that will be available on tap and in cans beginning Saturday, August 27.
Stone Brewing is celebrating 26 years of brewing bold, carefully crafted IPAs with uncompromising quality.
Last week, low-alc aperitif brand Haus announced that it would shut down after a funding round fell through, leaving the company without the necessary cash on hand to continue operating. But rather than filing for federal Chapter 7 or Chapter 11 bankruptcy protections, the California-based brand instead looked to a different type of common law bankruptcy procedure known as an Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors, or an “ABC.”
Sonic Hard Seltzer is now the official hard seltzer of the Big 12 Conference with a three-year contract, the brand announced today.
Grab your stein and dust off your lederhosen as Firestone Walker’s fall classic is back with the 2022 edition of Oaktoberfest.
River Barrel Distributing continues to partner with local beverage makers to make more craft drinks available to the Seattle area.
Portland’s Ecliptic Brewing and Seattle’s Holy Mountain Brewing are releasing an Extra Juicy PaleAle this summer.
Bolero Snort Brewery in Carlstadt, NJ is excited to release their new “No Thrills” American Lager, Jersey Sarcasm.
Award winning Level Crossing Brewing Company is thrilled to announce its new product line of barrel-aged beers call the Red Feather Cambium Series.
Allagash Brewing Company has resisted the urge to jump on the IPA trend for quite some time – at least within its core lineup – with growth driven by the success of its flagship Allagash White Belgian-style witbier.
