Craft beer industry news.
Founders Brewing Co. is bringing back a seasonal favorite, Green Zebra as their next spring-to summer seasonal. The highly popular Green Zebra was originally slotted to return as a Limited Series release, but the combination of a gose, sour, wild ale style was too good to hold back.
Big beer’s “corntroversy” is moving from television screens to the courtroom. MillerCoors today filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin that claims Anheuser-Busch’s Bud Light Super Bowl ads and its subsequent “transparency” ads are part of a “false and misleading advertising campaign” aimed at deceiving health-conscious consumers.
Father-and-son Bruce and Andy Rhine have acquired a majority stake in Bend, Oregon-based Cascade Lakes Brewing, the company announced Tuesday. Speaking with Brewbound, Andy Rhine said he and his father purchased ownership stakes held by previous owners Rick Orazetti and Doug and Ron Kutella. The Rhines now own 75 percent of the 25-year-old company.
J. Wakefield Brewing, Wynwood’s only independent craft brewery, will be releasing its most-anticipated beer of the year, DFPF Florida Weisse Sour Ale (6 percent ABV).
In episode 28 of the Brewbound Podcast, Watson shares his early 2018 analysis and discusses the circumstances that have led to an increasing number of brewery closures in recent years. He also answers questions about the BA’s revised craft brewer definition, and the possible future impact of legal recreational cannabis on the alcohol segment.
Wild Leap Brew Co. is proud to announce the sixth edition of Alpha Abstraction Double IPA series will be available across Georgia the third week of March. With the same juicy haze we have all come to love, Volume 6 will follow in the footsteps of its five predecessors.
The premier entertainment destination of the Carolinas is partnering with one of the fastest growing breweries in the Southeast to bring Copperhead Strike beer to North and South Carolina.
Schlafly Beer, the largest locally-owned craft brewery in St. Louis, has announced the release of Raspberry Hefeweizen in 16 oz. cans. The true fruit beer, made with real raspberries, will be available in 12-packs of 16 oz. cans across Schlafly’s distribution, starting this week.
The arrival of spring means warmer temperatures, the return of baseball, and with that, the reappearance of Birdsong Brewing’s All Knight Long, brewed in conjunction with the Charlotte Knights minor league baseball team.
New Belgium Brewing is pleased to unveil Fat Tire Amber Ale’s 2019 label refresh hitting shelves throughout the month of March. The new bottle and can designs feature a bold blue-on-red graphic look that celebrates many of the original label’s classic elements.
Bell’s Oberon Ale officially returns March 25, signaling the end of winter and return of summer.Bars, restaurants, retail locations and fans will celebrate Oberon’s return with midnight tappings, release parties, pub crawls and other special events throughout the week.
The NCAA men’s basketball tournament officially tips off on Thursday, and several major beer manufacturers are already jockeying for fans’ attention. MillerCoors, Anheuser-Busch InBev, Craft Brew Alliance (CBA) and D.G. Yuengling are among the beer companies hoping consumers will want to catch a buzz with their products while watching for buzzer beaters this month.
As warmer weather finally reaches the South, Georgia’s Reformation Brewery celebrates the change in seasons with a new release for their IPA series, Nolan The Wanderer.
Rivertowne Brewing, an independent craft brewery located just outside of Pittsburgh in neighboring Murrysville/Export has announced the release of Source IPA.
