This October, Devils Backbone Brewing Company will release new seasonal beers from three different series. The next Trail Blazer brew will be Kilt Flasher, a hearty Scottish ale with a rich, warming complexity perfect for the onset of winter. The exclusive, draft-only Peak series release will be Tectonic Barleywine, a complex, well matured ale meant to be savored with each sip. And there will also be a new Adventure Pack sampler full of beers previously only available on draft at the Basecamp Brewpub & Meadows (Roseland, VA): Flor de Luna, Smokehouse Porter, Berliner Weiss, and Single Hop IPA. Craft beer drinkers will have the perfect beer for any adventure with this versatile mix of releases.
The National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) kicked off the first full day of its 79th Annual Convention today at the Hyatt Regency Chicago in Chicago, Illinois.
Beginning on Friday, September 30, Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant will pay homage to the fall harvest season by offering a traditional menu of German-inspired favorites, along with the highly-anticipated release of their Oktoberfest beer. For the first time, this popular German-style festival beer will be available in 16-oz cans, only while supplies last
On Monday, September 26, Tecate Light, the fastest growing light beer in the U.S. versus its competitors, will debut a bold new, national television commercial called “The Wall” on Fox News, Univision and Telemundo surrounding the first Presidential debate.
Two Beers Brewing – and its fast-growing hard cider brand, Seattle Cider Company – have been sold to the Agrial Group, a leading French agri-business cooperative that does business across the beverage, dairy and food industries. Official financial terms were not disclosed. The transaction closed earlier this month, according to Joel VandenBrink, the founder of both companies.
The National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) is pleased to announce that Allagash Brewing Company of Portland, Maine, is the recipient of the second annual NBWA Brewer Partner of the Year Award. The award was presented today during the general session of NBWA’s 79th Annual Convention, taking place September 25 – 28 at the Hyatt Regency Chicago in Chicago, Illinois.
Long Trail Brewing Company’s family tree is branching out with the release of Citrus Limbo IPA. Inspired by its mouthwatering older brother, Citrus Limbo IPA (7.6% ABV, 80 IBU) is a grapefruit- and tangerine-infused India pale ale that adds an extra kick to the passionfruit flavors of Limbo IPA.
Elysian Brewing Company announced today the release of a limited saison new to package, Saison Elysee. The brew was first debuted in 2003 with a limited, draft-only offering at Elysian’s Capitol Hill brewpub.
Pils World! Party time! Excellent! Ska Brewing announces the release of its highly anticipated new pilsner, making its debut just in time for the Great American Beer Festival. Crisp and clean, this new American Pilsner showcases Ska’s twist on its classic German heritage.
Victory Brewing Company (Victory) introduces Selene Saison as the celestial sister to Victory’s Helios Ale. Selene Saison is a wild-fermented farmhouse-style dark saison brewed with extra delicious darkness. Available September 1, while supplies last, Selene’s outstanding combination of malts, hops and yeast culminate into a 7.5% ABV that’s sure to satisfy any seasoned Saison lover. Step into a crisp, new season with a victorious blend of chocolate and roasty flavors meeting the tip of your tongue.
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) today announced the appointment of Charlie Mooney, a 37-year agency veteran who has been instrumental in implementing changes to the agency throughout his career, as PLCB Executive Director, effective Nov. 5.
Heavy Seas Beer is excited to announce the release of 21, an anniversary ale to celebrate the brewery’s 21st year of brewing craft beer in Baltimore. This Imperial Rye ESB aged in local Sagamore Spirit rye whiskey barrels, will be released in early December within the “Uncharted Waters” Series.
Tomorrow, Sebago Brewing Co. will release Bonfire Rye Ale, the brewery’s hoppy fall seasonal that boasts earthy, piney flavors. First brewed in 2013, with the intention of being unique among other fall seasonal beers, Bonfire uses a combination of malts with the addition of American hops that are meant to enhance the flavors associated with the Pine Tree State.
As the leaves begin to turn, Portland Brewing and the Oregon Brew Crew launch another collaboration beer — Alex’s Red Rye IPA. The second in their Home Brewer’s Series, this fall brew is a seasonal you’ll want to enjoy year-round.
