Craft beer industry news.
Sun King Brewery, one of the leaders of the independent craft beer movement in Indiana, and Viva Tia Maria, a leader in creating authentic Hispanic foods for retail and restaurants, are excited to introduce Una, a crisp, light, well-balanced, Mexican-style lager that pairs well with tortilla chips and newly-created Viva Tia Maria beer cheese.
Zupan’s Markets has partnered with Portland’s Breakside Brewery to develop the 18th beer in their Farm-to-Market lineup.
A bold attempt to achieve the perfect balance of spicy and sweet, DuClaw Brewing Company is welcoming ‘Sweet Baby Chai!’ to its portfolio of ‘Sweet Baby Jesus!’ variations.
Reactions to the U.S. Department of Treasury’s report on improving competition in the beverage-alcohol industry continue to roll in from industry experts.
Indeed Brewing Company is introducing a new core beer to its lineup. Giant for a Day Double IPA is a limited release that will be available in Minnesota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin in March and April.
To keep up with demand from the fastest-growing segment in craft beer, Crux Fermentation Project has released its newest non-alcoholic beer: NØ MØ HAZY IPA.
Bixby Chocolate and Allagash Brewing Company two well-known and beloved Maine-based businesses have teamed up to create Beer Brittle. Allagash and Bixby were natural collaborators as both have values rooted in community and sustainability.
Born at the crossroads of culture,SouthNorte Brands continues accelerating the pace of its growth and innovations with the announcement of its entry into the ready-to-drink (RTD) canned cocktail category.
Anheuser-Busch InBev’s global revenue reached $54.3 billion in 2021, the company reported today during its full-year and Q4 2021 earnings report. CEO Michel Doukeris noted that the world’s largest beer manufacturer’s volume hit an “all time high” in 2021, increasing +9.6% for full-year 2021, to nearly 581.7 million hectoliters (495 million barrels).
Tennessee Brew Works, a Nashville-based craft brewery, is thrilled to announce they have begun packaging their award-winning craft beers cans, which are coming to their Nashville Taproom, as well as grocery stores and liquor stores.
Portland’s Ecliptic Brewing has partnered with Seattle’s Reuben’s Brews to collaborate on a beer, launching at the end of February.
Cincinnati-based Rhinegeist Brewery is excited to announce its expansion into Michigan, bringing its full line of products to the Great Lakes State for the first time. Starting March 1st, Rhinegeist will be available on draft, and in cans and bottles throughout Michigan.
Braxton Brewing Co., a local brewery with national recognition and acclaim, is excited to announce the newest craft option to join its lineup of celebrated beers.
What does the Treasury Department’s report on competition in the alcohol industry mean for craft brewers? Brewers Association president and CEO Bob Pease shares his thoughts on the report and what comes next.
