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On-premise value velocity increased +6% nationally in the week ending June 25 compared to the week before, continuing “similar seasonal patterns” to previous years, the market research firm CGA reported today.
Charlotte’s biggest independent brewer, Sycamore Brewing announces its newest beer, Beach Candy (6.0% ABV).
Augusta Label + Packaging is pleased to announce an international collaboration to bring to the beverage market a truly revolutionizing resealable can top.
Eddyline Brewery will be the first craft brewery in New Zealand to capture and reuse carbon dioxide CO2 emissions to create its craft beer – leading the way in sustainability for the craft brewing industry.
Atlanta-headquartered Monday Night Brewing will set up shop in North Carolina next year, when it opens a new taproom and expands distribution in Charlotte, the company announced today.
The Habit Burger Grill and Tarantula Hill Brewing have teamed up once again to create the sip of the summer: a limited edition Sun Soaked Hazy IPA launching July 9th.
Ekos, the leading business management software for breweries, wineries, and cideries, is making significant strides toward its vision of a connected ecosystem for the craft beverage industry.
Indeed Brewing Company will release two new offerings next month, diving head first into a new category outside of beverage alcohol: cannabis.
Threes Brewing has just released its mixed culture Grisette, Passing Time, for the first time in cans.
Following the New Jersey Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control’s (NJABC) move to enforce special conditions that restrict craft breweries’ ability to host events and offer food, state Sen. Michael Testa has announced he will introduce a bill to counter the restrictions.
Ecliptic Brewing is announcing the next release in their new Moon Room Series: Helles Lager.
Maui Brewing Company will broaden its distribution footprint to 26 states this coming summer.
Two St. Louis craft breweries are forming a partnership. Schlafly Beer and non-alcoholic beer maker WellBeing Brewing Co. announced a joint venture Thursday that will see Schlalfy manage sales and production of WellBeing’s brands while also working with the company’s existing contract brewing and distribution partners.
Anheuser-Busch InBev has struck a deal to sell its Oakland, California-based wholly owned distributor to two independent wholesalers, Markstein Sales Company and Matagrano, Inc.
