DuClaw Brewing Company Expands to Major Texas Markets
In an effort to expand its distribution network, DuClaw Brewing Company just announced its expansion into Texas markets including San Antonio, Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, and Houston.
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River North Brewery Celebrates 10 Years with Triple Barrel Aged Imperial Stout
River North Brewery will celebrate its 10-year anniversary this week with three days of beer releases and events.
Iron Hill Releases King’s Gold
Iron Hill Brewery (Iron Hill) announces the release of King’s Gold, an American Pilsner with a smooth malt flavor and robust hop taste now available in 12 oz. six-packs in retail locations throughout New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware.
Mass. Bay Brewing CMO: Arctic Chill to ‘Refocus’ After Shipments Decline 50%
Shipments from Mass. Bay Brewing Company – whose portfolio includes Harpoon Brewery, UFO Beer Co., Clown Shoes Beer, City Roots Cider and Arctic Chill Hard Seltzer – declined -10% in 2021, marking a second consecutive year of double-digit production declines, according to estimates from the Brewers Association (BA).
Mother Earth Brewing Company Extends Distribution to New York with Iron Horse Beverage
Mother Earth has just announced another addition to its already extensive distribution network, teaming up with craft-centric New York wholesalers, Iron Horse Beverage.
MobCraft Beer and CAC Brewing Co. Partner to Release Black is Beautiful Stout, Bringing Beer to More than 300 Walmart Stores
MobCraft Beer is proud to announce the release of Black is Beautiful Stout in Walmart stores across Wisconsin.
Closings Roundup: Oskar Blues Boulder Taproom Closes; Magnolia Brewing’s Dogpatch Location to Shutter
The Oskar Blues taproom in Boulder, Colorado, has shuttered, according to the Daily Camera.Magnolia Brewing’s brewery in the Dogpatch neighborhood of San Francisco will close on February 20, the company announced on Instagram.
Drizly Super Bowl Report: Beer Loses Share Year-Over-Year to Wine
Beer lost 3% share of Drizly sales to wine during Super Bowl LVI (February 13) compared to the “Big Game” last year, according to the e-commerce alcohol delivery platform.
First Annual ‘Brave Brews’ Festival to Kick Off Women’s History Month Weekend in New York
A new, first annual weekend long festival will kickoff Women’s History Month in Auburn, NY supporting the women of New York’s burgeoning craft beverage industry.
Upstreet Craft Brewing Brings Libra, Non-Alcoholic Beer to Quebec
Upstreet Craft Brewing, a B-Corp certified beverage company on a mission to refresh the community, is launching its non-alcoholic Libra collection at over 90 independent grocery and liquor store retailers in Quebec.
Bloomberg Report: Monster, Constellation Merger Talks Move Forward, Could Strike Deal ‘In Weeks’
The rumored tie up between Constellation Brands and energy drink maker Monster Beverage is progressing and a deal could be completed in the coming weeks, according to a Bloomberg report.
Modern Times to Close Portland, Oakland, Santa Barbara and Los Angeles Taprooms
San Diego, California-based Modern Times Beer announced Monday that it will be closing its locations in Portland, Oregon; and Oakland, Santa Barbara and Los Angeles, California; citing financial strain from the COVID-19 pandemic and “global declines in the craft beer industry.”
Hair of the Dog Founder Alan Sprints to Retire; 29-Year-Old Oregon Craft Brewery to Close
Hair of the Dog Brewing Company founder Alan Sprints announced today that he plans to retire and shut down the 29-year-old, Portland, Oregon-based craft brewery later this year.
Farmers Brewing Co. Releases Spring Planting India Pale Lager
Farmers Brewing Co. announces the release of Spring Planting, a Red India Pale Lager that resembles the warming weather and scenery found on the farm.