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Anheuser-Busch Releases Budweiser Reserve Black Lager Collaboration with Jim Beam

Today, Budweiser and Jim Beam Bourbon unveiled Budweiser Reserve Black Lager, a limited-supply brew with an ABV of 7.1 percent. This specialty beer marks the second collaboration between Budweiser and Jim Beam, joining Budweiser Reserve Copper Lager, which is back by popular demand.

The Lost Abbey to Release Veritas Raspberry

The Lost Abbey is set to release Veritas Raspberry this September, joining Veritas Kriek and Veritas Peach as benchmarks apart from the numbered Veritas Series.

Bale Breaker Releases Golden Grit IPA

Bale Breaker Brewing Company, a family-owned brewery located in the beautiful Yakima Valley, today announces its release of Golden Grit IPA, the second release of its three-part IPA Rotator Series; a collection of hop-packed beers, each representing a unique characteristic of life in Yakima’s hop country.

Terminal Gravity Brewing Releases Future Legend Hazy IPA

Terminal Gravity Brewing is excited to announce the release of Future Legend Hazy IPA. The third addition to Terminal Gravity’s can lineup and their first packaged release in over a year, Future Legend will be available in classic 6-packs of 12 oz. cans.

BrewDog USA on Track to Double Sales in 2019

BrewDog USA on Track to Double Sales in 2019

Scottish craft brewers BrewDog are on pace to double its U.S. business this year. In an email to BrewDog USA wholesalers, chief revenue officer Adam Lambert reported that the company’s depletions (sales to retailers) increased 95% through the first eight months of the year. The company has also sold more than 320,000 case equivalents.

Weyerbacher Reorganization Plan Shows Private Investor Group Backed Out, Internal Investors In

Weyerbacher Reorganization Plan Shows Private Investor Group Backed Out, Internal Investors In

The private investment group announced as a majority investor in Weyerbacher Brewing Company this past April has backed out of the deal, the brewery’s chief operating officer, Josh Lampe, told Brewbound. Instead, the Easton, Pennsylvania-based craft brewery has turned to a group of seven individuals and two trusts to invest $50,000 in exchange for shares in the business, according to a reorganization plan filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Pennsylvania’s Eastern District.