Craft beer industry news.
In celebration of the University of New Hampshire’s (UNH) 150th anniversary, Smuttynose Brewing Company and UNH have partnered to release 1866, an Extra Special Bitter session ale, in early March in six-pack cans and draft.
Corvallis, OR — Cherried Away soars in as a spring seasonal release from 2 Towns Ciderhouse this week. Washington-grown Montmorency sour cherries and hibiscus blossoms mingle beautifully with fresh-pressed 100 percent Northwest apples to sweep you off your feet with lofty tart and floral aromas. For the first time, Cherried Away is unfiltered, encouraging the taste of… Read more »
BEST DAMN Brewing Co. is back to bring you the best damn news you’ve heard all day with the release of their newest hard soda, BEST DAMN Cream Soda. Hitting shelves nationwide starting March 6th, BEST DAMN Cream Soda is aged on real vanilla beans during the brewing process for a touch of sweetness.
Braxton Brewing Company will be celebrating their second anniversary on Saturday, March 25th at their taproom and on 7th Street directly in front of the taproom.
Regional craft brewery Ale Asylum has added a new release and style to their seasonal beer portfolio: 12 oz. Curl. This is their first time producing a Pilsner and their second packaged lager.
SweetWater Brewing Company announces distribution to Delaware with N.K.S. Distributors, Inc. Starting early April, Delawareans will be able to find SweetWater’s signature 420 Extra Pale Ale, award winning IPA, Hash Session, Goin’ Coastal IPA with pineapple, plus seasonals and limited release styles like Dank Tanks, Bourbon Barrel Aged Imperial Stout and Pit & Pendulum. SweetWater will be available in package stores, and on draft at bars and restaurants.
On Sunday March 19th – No-Li Brewhouse releases an ultra-limited vertical of barrel aged beers from the past four years at a 2017 Mug Club Event: Blackfill, Van Lambert, Defacto, Tandem and OMFG.
HEINEKEN USA is excited to announce the launch of Amstel Xlight, available March 1st in Arizona, Texas, and Boston, MA. With only 90 calories, 2 grams of carbs, 4.2% ABV, and 4 IBUs, Amstel Xlight sets the new standard for a sessionable, premium quality light beer with a full beer flavor you wouldn’t expect from a light beer.
Beginning today, Hop Valley beer, “Everyone’s craft,”will be available on tap and in bottles and cans in the Entertainment Capital of the World and in Arizona’s two most-populous metropolitan areas. Following successful expansion into Washington, Idaho and California, Oregon’s Hop Valley Brewing Co. has announced plans to further expand distribution to include Las Vegas, Nevada and Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona.
Dogfish Head Brewery has added two more states to its distribution footprint. The Delaware-based craft brewery, known for its popular 60 Minute and 90 Minute IPAs, will begin shipping beer to Alabama and the Twin Cities metro area of Minnesota later this month.
Hopping up for one of the biggest sporting months of the year, Stone Brewing announces a brand new player to the Stone Brewing lineup. While rabid fans of basketball will soon gather to make predictions about who their big winner will be, beer fanatics will hoist a pint as Stone Doublicious Double IPA takes to our court along with Stone’s all-star lineup of IPAs
Imagine you’re at a summer concert to catch your favorite band and they start playing the opening strains of that one song you know and love, but then suddenly turn a corner and embark on a 15-minute mind-blowing riff.
A pair of California consumers are alleging Craft Brew Alliance tricked them into paying more for Kona beer by marketing it as brewed in Hawaii. The 56-page complaint, filed Tuesday by the Wand Law Firm, details how Craft Brew Alliance allegedly used “false and deceptive advertising” to dupe consumers about the origin of Kona Brewing Co. beer sold in the U.S.
Legislative Update: Maryland Brewers Oppose Special Treatment for Guinness; Minnesota Moves to End Sunday Sales Ban; Virginia Legalizes Canned Beer Concession Sales
