Craft beer industry news.
Just in time for its release on Veteran’s Day, Wachusett Brewing Company is launching a special new beer for a very special cause. “Holiday” Double IPA features a limited-edition hop blend by Yakima Chief Hops that raises money annually for veteran causes.
Samuel Adams brewers have reformulated the storied Winter Lager to bring drinkers a crisper and brighter experience with every sip.
Stone Brewing announces today that a sum of more than $140,000 will be given to employees who were laid off due to COVID-19 shutdowns in a second round of disbursements from the Team Stone Relief Fund.
Blue Norther (BN), the new, Austin-based hard seltzer, is expanding to the Dallas/Fort Worth area following successful launches in Austin, San Antonio and Houston. Named for the fast-moving cold front that can blow through Texas (also called a Texas Norther), BN is brewed in Austin and currently available in three, Texas-inspired flavors: Wild Blackberry, Agave Lime, and the newly released Prickly Pear.
Twelve5 Beverage Company has released its REBEL Peppermint Mocha Hard Latte combining a creamy blend of Colombian coffee, chocolatey cocoa, real peppermint, and alcohol – just in time for winter.
OneCircle, the global leader in PET kegs, has dramatically increased its presence in the US and Canada with the appointment of market-leading Country Malt Group as an official reseller of KeyKeg and UniKeg.
Just weeks after launching a zero alcohol version of Guinness in Great Britain, Diageo is recalling the product due to a microbiological contamination that the company says makes “some cans of Guinness 0.0 unsafe to consume.”
s the most award-winning brewery east of the Mississippi, Iron Hill Brewery (Iron Hill) is expanding to off-premise sales and will be available in retail stores starting the week of November 2, 2020. Beer fans in Delaware and the Greater Philadelphia Region will soon find Iron Hill’s best-selling year-round beers including Sweet Leaf IPA, Hipster IPA, and Philly Phavorite IPA in local retail outlets.
Dixie Beer, New Orleans’ oldest operating brewery, is today excited to announce its new name. Since 1907, Dixie has been the neighborhood beer of New Orleans and its brewery will soon be renamed the Faubourg Brewing Company. The new name is a tribute to the diverse neighborhoods of New Orleans, as faubourg (pronounced fo-burg) is a French word that’s often used interchangeably with “neighborhood” in New Orleans.
Very few of the 8,275 craft breweries in the United States operate with union labor. Efforts by workers to change that have been met with mixed results. This week’s Brewbound Frontlines discusses why few craft breweries employ union labor.
Mark Anthony Brands — the maker of White Claw and Mike’s Hard Lemonade — plans to build a $400 million production facility in Columbia, South Carolina, according to a press release posted on Tuesday to South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster’s website.
Interborough rivalries in New York City have always been fierce, but now Manhattan finally has something all the other boroughs have claimed for years: a production craft brewery.
Torch & Crown Brewing recently opened its 9,000 sq. ft., 10-barrel brewery and taproom in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood after years of location scouting and construction.
Anheuser-Busch InBev today announced a reorganization of its sales, marketing and distribution structure in the United States.
Sheboygan’s 3 Sheeps Brewing Co. and Neenah’s Lion’s Tail Brewing Co. have joined together to support an incredible cause with an incredible collab brew, Desserted Imperial Pastry Stout.
