Molson Coors has reached a multiyear partnership agreement with the Chicago White Sox, becoming the official domestic beer, official craft beer and an official hard seltzer partner of the White Sox.
New Orleans’ largest craft brewery is commemorating its sixth anniversary with a full day of celebration at its Tchoupitoulas Street taproom on Saturday, April 9.
Anthony Spina and Matt Sievers – who’ve worked on brands such as Mark Anthony Brands’ White Claw and Mike’s Hard Lemonade and Pabst Blue Ribbon – have launched their own endeavor: Primer Electrolyte Charged Hard Seltzers.
Lord Hobo Brewing officially opened the doors to their seaport location on March 17, 2022. Located in the heart of the city, at 2 Dry Dock Ave, the restaurant and taproom sprawl into a 3,500 sq foot space, accommodating up to 160 patrons.
This April and May, Rogue’s Monsters of IPA will come to life as they face off in the ultimate duel, the Battle of the Beasts. Fans already know and love Batsquatch Hazy IPA.
Deception Pass State Park Turns 100 this year! Deception Pass State Park is the fourth most trafficked park in Washington State, with well over 2 million visitors annually.
2 Towns Ciderhouse is back and badder than ever with its newly released Super Bad Apple, a flagship line expansion of its ever-popular imperial-style cider, The Bad Apple.
San Diego-headquartered JuneShine released its first commercial campaign today, promoting its recently launched ready-to-drink, spirits-based canned cocktails with the tagline of “Dodge the Sugar.” Beer buyers’ behavior has “continued to revert to pre-pandemic trends” for the third consecutive month, according to the National Beer Wholesalers Association’s (NBWA) March Beer Purchasers’ Index (BPI).
Off-premise dollar sales of ready-to-drink canned cocktails (RTDs) and hard seltzers have more than doubled in the past three years, increasing +155% since 2019 (through January 8, 2022), according to NielsenIQ data, shared by the Beer Institute’s (BI) VP of research Danelle Kosmal during a webinar Thursday.
Delivery service Gopuff has laid off hundreds of employees as it aims to cut costs, the company confirmed today. Former employees claimed the number was more than 1,000.