Craft beer industry news.
Wyndridge Farm, located at 885 S. Pleasant Avenue, Dallastown, PA 17313, is having a Cases for a Cause fundraiser in their restaurant parking lot to benefit United Way’s York County COVID-19 Response Fund.
Urban South – HTX, Urban South Brewery’s new Houston location, is excited to announce the release of fan-favorite Holy Roller IPA in Houston. Holy Roller is Urban South Brewery’s flagship IPA, a big and bold hazy beer meant to be enjoyed during every season.
The beer industry has been deemed essential under guidelines from the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), something the heads of beer trade associations worked to secure.
The Brewers Association (BA) today released the results of its second member survey on the effect of the coronavirus disease COVID-19 on the craft brewing industry, and the results paint a bleak picture for many small and independent craft brewers.
While beer and superfoods don’t typically commingle, Widmer Brothers is bringing the two together with Süperweizen, their newest year-round release.
It’s been a year of change at Summit Brewing Company. Though we’re only just four months in, we’ve already launched a new spring seasonal and new variety pack. Now, we’re announcing another new seasonal – Cabin Crusher Kölsch-Style Ale with Lime.
Louisiana’s original craft brewery, Abita Brewing Company (Abita), is springing into the spiked sparkling water category with their new product line, Spring Loaded.
Brew Ha Ha Productions is proud to present “Drink Local, Stay Home #CORONASUCKS” merch benefitting the Orange County Brewers Guild.
With the loss of tasting room and on-premise sales, members of the American Cider Association have been forced to pivot to curbside sales, virtual tastings and bundles sold through e-commerce, ACA executive director Michelle McGrath explained.
After consecutive weeks of consumers stocking up on alcoholic beverages at off-premise retailers in mid-March due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the first signs of a slowdown began to show during the week ending March 28, according to market research firm Nielsen.
Brewery Ommegang this week announced an exciting evolution of their sour series: a trio of eminently drinkable beers packaged in 12 oz. cans, launching in April.
To extend its benefits to more brewers who may now be unable to afford membership, the Independent Brewers Alliance has announced that it is waiving all 2020 membership fees to brewers who join by August 1st.
With stay at home orders in effect in more than 38 states, taprooms, tasting rooms and restaurants across the country are looking for new ways to drive revenue. For alcohol producers, online sales provide a new opportunity to reach customers and to make pickup and local delivery easier.
Protagonist has just created a weekly campaign called “Locals Mash,” featuring interviews with 3 different small and local businesses via Instagram Live discussing how their businesses have evolved during the COVID19 crisis and how to support them.
