Craft beer industry news.
Cerebral Brewing, based in the Bluebird District of Denver, Colorado, is excited to announce plans for a new Brewery and Taproom location in Aurora, Colorado at 9990 E Colfax Ave (in the Aurora Arts District at the corner of Colfax and Florence Street).
Pigeon Hill Brewing Company, a Muskegon-based craft brewery, is excited to announce the move of its retail operations to a new taproom in downtown Muskegon.
Anheuser-Busch InBev is reshuffling its commercial leadership team in the U.S. on the heels of the July promotion of Brendan Whitworth as North American Zone and U.S. CEO.
Founders Brewing Co. has announced their latest Crafted in Michigan collaboration partners – Madcap Coffee and Leaf Me Plant Boutique.
After initially launching in October 2020 and going full-scale in March 2021, Louisville Ale Trail is releasing the 3rd Edition of Louisville’s only brewery passport program on September 7.
In response to the latest wellness trends, O.J. Beer have expanded their offering by launching a new hard seltzer range, O.J. Hard, featuring four refreshing fruit flavours.
Boston Beer Company (BBC) has agreed to a five-year, $3.42 million deal with Peak Processing Solutions, a licensed developer, manufacturer, and distributor of recreational and medical cannabis products in Canada.
The American Cider Association is pleased to announce that award winning cidermaker Diane Flynt will be the keynote speaker at CiderCon® 2022 set to take place in Richmond, Virginia from February 2-4, 2022.
The rise in COVID-19 cases driven by the highly contagious Delta variant has only deterred 15% of consumers from visiting on-premise establishments less frequently, market research firm CGA found.
The Colorado Brewers Guild (CBG) and the Left Hand Brewing Foundation (LHBF) are thrilled to announce the return of Colorado Strong, a joint initiative created in 2020 to raise funds to support the Colorado craft brewing industry in the wake of COVID-19.
Guests of Jolly Pumpkin in East Lansing will soon get the opportunity to find themselves eating side by side with members of The Offensive Line and Long Snappers during the week leading up to the big game.
Summer may be coming to an end, but Barrel House Z knows how to ease the pain: Campfire King, an indulgent, s’more-inspired Imperial Porter.
Soccer season is on and Chuckanut is jumping in with Yellow Card Ale.
Just in time for September, Baxter Brewing Company announces the return of its fall seasonal Red IPA, Firestack (6.3% ABV). Hitting shelves and draft lines throughout Maine this week, this year’s run will be packaged in 12-ounce cans, as well as half-barrels for draft.
