Craft beer industry news.
With the summer selling season officially in the rearview mirror, beer category off-premise dollar sales ended with a -7.6% decline compared to the same period in 2020, but increased +9.3% compared to summer 2019, according to market research firm NielsenIQ.
The Bruery is berry excited to announce the arrival of the next delicious addition to the Frucht series, this time featuring the unofficial official berry of Orange County: boysenberries.
Buskey Cider is releasing Buskey Blackberry Juniper Cider.
Shiner, the independent, family-owned makers of the iconic Shiner Bock, announce a new beer honoring their 112-year history.
Artisanal Imports is excited to announce that it has partnered with Compañía Cervecera de Nicaragua located in Managua, Nicaragua to be its U.S. importer for its flagship beer Cerveza Toña.
Montauk Brewing Company has focused its philanthropic energy in 2021 by way of their very special and super limited Ocean Series can releases.
Ball Corp., the leading U.S. manufacturer of metal packaging for beverages, will build a $290 million aluminum beverage packaging plant in North Las Vegas, Nevada, with plans to begin production in late 2022, the company announced Thursday.
Two Roots Beverage Co. announced another big step in its national distribution of award-winning, ultra-premium non-alcoholic craft beers.
After a quarter-century as the nation’s first and only Jewish craft beer brand, Shmaltz Brewing will sunset its operations following a farewell tour this fall. “We’ve accomplished so much more than I ever imagined with He’brew and Shmaltz Brewing that why not be really proud and excited to put a bow on it on Year 25?” founder Jeremy Cowan told Brewbound.
Craft beer doesn’t need a complete reset in strategy, but rather a re-focus on what consumers care about to stay relevant, the panelists of Brewbound’s first in-person Brew Talks meet-up of 2021 said earlier this month.
The Official Hard Seltzer of Mother Nature can now be found on shelves at Trader Joe’s in 4 western states.
Seltzer just became ‘brewtiful.’
Maine’s beloved Sea to Summit race series has once again been canceled due to the pandemic, but the series’ official namesake beer marches on!
Almanac Beer Co. has just completed a large expansion at their Alameda brewery location, creating two unique new environments by which to enjoy their wide range of GABF award-winning brews.
