Craft beer industry news.
BOMANI Cold Buzz, the award-winning alcohol-infused cold brew coffee company, is proud to announce the launch of its Original and Vanilla alcohol-infused cold brew coffees in Arizona retail stores including Walmart, Total Wine, BevMo!, Sprouts, Whole Foods, and many more retailers in the Phoenix area.
SingleCut Beersmiths, one of Queens’ original microbreweries, announced the launch of a limited edition DDH IPA: NOTES.
Bryant’s Small Batch Hard Cider announces the release date for their newest infused cider, “High on The Mountain” Friday June 18.
Sugar-based hard seltzers are now considered malt beverages in Oregon and will be taxed accordingly, ending the state’s discrepancy with the federal government’s classification of the popular bubbly beverages.
Happy Dad Hard Seltzer is officially on sale in California, both in-store and online.
Bent Water Brewing Company is releasing their second installment in its Lynn Tribute Series, a rotating New England IPA that showcases unique ingredients and names that highlight stories and features of the brewery’s home city of Lynn.
Every year, dwindling school budgets lead teachers across the U.S. to spend their own money on supplies for their students and classrooms.
Following an investigation into sexually inappropriate conduct shared on social media, the Cicerone Certification Program announced today it has accepted an employee’s resignation.
Stowe Cider is eager to reintroduce our crowd-favorite Hit Single “Puff Puff Pineapple” as a 16 ounce can, sold in 4 packs for $16.
The Bruery will be staying cool as a cucumbeer this summer with Frucht: Cucumber coming back to beer shelves across the country for a limited time.
Great Lakes Brewing Company (GLBC) announces the release of new seasonal Tidal Fury Imperial Hazy IPA, beginning June 21 throughout the brewery’s distribution footprint in Imperial IPA Series 16 oz. Can 4-Packs and Draft.
Black is Beautiful, a collaborative initiative started by Weathered Souls Brewing to fight police brutality and other injustices against people of color, has raised $2.2 million, according to a Facebook post by the San Antonio-basec craft brewery.
Running and beer, a match made in heaven. At least, that’s what two local businesses say, as they bring their passions together to create a unique experience for their respective communities.
Boulevard Beverage Co., a “side hustle” from Boulevard Brewing focusing on projects outside its traditional beer homeland, today announced that Quirk Hard Seltzers are now available in Puerto Rico.
