Craft beer industry news.
On Friday, March 15, Twin Leaf Brewery released bottles of Point of Consciousness Coffee Tripel — a coffee-infused version of their flagship beer — alongside new bottles of Luminosity Belgian Tripel.
Cerveza Xteca, the world’s first Original Mexican-American lager, is celebrating its first anniversary. The bold, yet smooth and refreshing craft beer made to fulfill the deeply felt need for a beer that everyone can enjoy, has completed one year of its launch, and it has been a recipe for success from the word “go.”
Hi Sign Brewing is excited to announce the second can release of No Scooters Double IPA, a 7.9 percent ABV juicy/hazy double IPA.
Harrisburg Beer Week organizers have announced the group’s annual collaboration brew, 717 Collaboration Beer, a Helles Bock more than six months in the making that was brewed at Tröegs Independent Brewing Co.
Sideward Brewing Company is a new brewery, taproom and kitchen coming to downtown Orlando’s booming Milk District in early March.
Minneapolis-based commercial real estate startup Craft Buildings is proud to announce its launch into the U.S. market.
Ska Fabricating is pleased to announce the installation of their 500th Can-i-Bus Depalletizer, a testament to their status as the industry leader in craft packaging line equipment.
New to Chicago is Ike & Oak Brewing Company, conceptualized by multidisciplinary architecture firm, fcSTUDIO inc.
Keeping track of large fleets of kegs is an issue many craft producers struggle with. To help combat that, Ekos is now offering a solution with their powerful keg tracking module.
Next Green Wave Holdings, a vertically integrated California cannabis company, issued a press release Tuesday erroneously indicating that San Diego’s Thorn Brewing had been sold. Speaking to Brewbound, Thorn Brewing co-founder Dennis O’Connor confirmed the brewery was not a part of Next Green Wave’s $27 million transaction, which included the acquisition of more than 45 CBD and THC products.
In this week’s Last Call: Anchor workers vote to unionize; Texas beer distributor opposes to-go sales; Utah lawmakers agree on stronger beer bill; Instacart offers alcohol delivery service to 40 Million U.S. households; and more industry news.
Since opening Night Shift Brewing in 2012, founders Rob Burns, Mike O’Mara and Michael Oxton have shared their love and joy of brewing with passionate craft beers lovers. With the opening of the new Night Shift Lovejoy Wharf on March 20, Boston’s “brewmance” can continue in a 480-seat waterfront location next door to the TD Garden.
Iconic New England brewer Narragansett Beer is bringing a taste of Rhode Island to Atlanta, Savannah and Athens, Georgia.
Deep Ellum Brewing Company, based in Dallas’ Deep Ellum neighborhood, has announced an upcoming expansion into the Oklahoma market.
