Craft beer industry news.
San Diego, California-based Modern Times Beer announced Monday that it will be closing its locations in Portland, Oregon; and Oakland, Santa Barbara and Los Angeles, California; citing financial strain from the COVID-19 pandemic and “global declines in the craft beer industry.”
Hair of the Dog Brewing Company founder Alan Sprints announced today that he plans to retire and shut down the 29-year-old, Portland, Oregon-based craft brewery later this year.
Farmers Brewing Co. announces the release of Spring Planting, a Red India Pale Lager that resembles the warming weather and scenery found on the farm.
Super Bowl watchers consumed +41% more draft beer at bars and restaurants tracked by BeerBoard than they did in 2021, the on-premise data firm announced.
Mother Road Brewing Company and Lowell Observatory are pleased to co-create the kind of beer that fans congregate over.
2022 is already looking WILD at The Bruery; the Frucht series is back and bringing a whole new funk to your beer fridge, this time featuring the bold flavors of passion fruit.
Spirit Hound Distillers has named Brad Stevenson, Chief Operations Officer of Founders Brewing Co., as their new CEO.
With more than 150 breweries now licensed in Maine, it’s becoming increasingly important for each Maine brewery to differentiate their brand.
Hi-Wire Brewing’s third new taproom planned for 2022 will open “late this summer” in Birmingham, Alabama, the company announced this week. San Francisco-based Woods Beer & Wine Co. plans to open two new taprooms in Treasure Island and San Anselmo, as well as being distilling, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
Tröegs Independent Brewing announces the release of Hop Horizon, its new IPA to usher in the spring season.
On Wednesday February, 16th at 3pm Woodburn Brewing will premiere their latest project that’s been fermenting for months, a brand new kitchen helmed by Executive Chef Andrew Han backed up by March First Brands Culinary Director Bhumin Desai.
January started predictably slow for beer category sales in off-premise retailers. Beer category dollar sales declined -7.4% year-to-date through January 23 in multi-outlet and convenience stores tracked by market research firm IRI.
To toast love and life’s occasions, Baltimore-based DuClaw Brewing is offering a new bright, citrusy and gently sweet hopped sour, ‘Rose Colored Glasses’ inspired by the legendary French 75 cocktail.
Anheuser-Busch InBev (A-B) released Cutwater Spirits’ “Here’s to the Lazy Ones” commercial Friday – the first national Super Bowl spot for the ready-to-drink (RTD) canned cocktail-maker.
