Craft beer industry news.
Autumn Arch Beer Project, Newark, DE’s premiere small-batch experimental brewery is thrilled to announce its exclusive, Valentine’s Day double bottle release of ‘I Love Who You Are’ Golden Sour and ‘I Love Who You Ain’t’ Dark Sour. This is the first release in the ‘Cellar Series’ of American barrel-aged sour beers from Autumn Arch.
SEATTLE –Two Beers Brewing’s Pilsner fans rejoice – Pilsner has an exciting new look, a simplified name, and will be hitting the shelves in Washington grocery stores and bottle shops in March 2021. A long-time draft staple in local Seattle bars and restaurants, Pilsner’s new 12 ounce 6 -packs will be available at The Woods… Read more »
With sales of its non-alcoholic craft beers soaring, the WellBeing Brewing Company has announced plans to expand its production capacity in collaboration with New Realm Brewing in Virginia Beach, VA.
CANarchy-owned Deep Ellum Brewing and Oskar Blues are now selling beer-to-go in Texas after a federal judge sided with the company in a legal dispute with the state’s regulatory agency.
Ardagh Group, Glass – North America, a business unit of Ardagh Group has renewed its contract with Waterloo Container as its preferred wine bottle distributor to service wineries in the eastern half of the U.S. and Canada.
The North America business of Diageo, a global beverage leader, is committing $10 million to support 25 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and creating permanent endowed funds to provide financial aid grants anticipated to benefit thousands of talented students in need over the years. Funds will be available for HBCU students across different disciplines and majors, and distributed according to each institution’s financial aid process.
Northern California’sAnderson Valley Brewing Company (AVBC) announced the early return of the popular Summer Solstice Ale.
The Brewers Association (BA) is urging the Can Manufacturing Institute (CMI) to ensure that small and independent craft brewers have access to aluminum cans amid the years-long inventory crunch beverage producers are now facing. In a letter to the CMI, BA president and CEO Bob Pease painted a dire picture for the nation’s nearly 8,400 craft brewers. “These businesses will simply not survive that long without cans,” he wrote.
Always enhancing the platform to support operators’ evolving needs, restaurant commerce platformGoTab has just unveiled enhanced contactless menu features.
Four Western New York breweries, and their distribution partner, have joined forces to produce a special four-pack of beer to raise funds for the Western New York restaurant community. Proceeds from the sale of this beer will be donated to Revive WNY Restaurants, a not-for-profit that was created to support the local restaurant community.
As the second beer in Bootstrap Brewing Company’s non-alcoholic (NA) Strapless lineup, the NA Strapless Golden Ale launches for sale online and on tap at the Longmont, Colo.-based brewery this month. Bootstrap’s Strapless collection of NA beers that drink like traditional craft beers give beer lovers flexibility in alcohol content when choosing their next beverage.
Fresh off the packaging line, Squatters announces the launch of their new mixed 12-pack of Grandeur Peak Spiked Sparkling Water.
NoDa Brewing Company is pleased to announce another exciting expansion, adding territory in the Sandhills region of North Carolina. Partnering with Healy Wholesale, NoDa Brewing Company brands will now be available in Cumberland, Harnett, Hoke, Lee, Montgomery, Moore, Richmond, Robeson, Sampson, and Scotland counties.
42 North Brewing Company’s Hopography Series of experimental IPA’s has been a place for experimentation and pushing the boundaries. The latest creation, Hopography #006, is an innovative twist on New England IPAs, a Black NEIPA.
