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Temporary Restraining Order Lifted in Boston Beer Company and Manhattan Beer’s Lawsuit Against 5 New York Distributors

Temporary Restraining Order Lifted in Boston Beer Company and Manhattan Beer’s Lawsuit Against 5 New York Distributors

After granting five New York wholesalers a temporary restraining order (TRO) last week against Boston Beer Company (BBC) and Manhattan Beer Distributors’ attempt to terminate their rights to sell Boston Beer’s Samuel Adams, Angry Orchard and Twisted Tea brands, New York Supreme Court Justice Andrew Borrok changed course and denied their motion for an injunction against the sale of their rights to Manhattan Beer.

Brewbound Podcast: Five Beer Writers Enter a Zoom Meeting Pt. 2

Brewbound Podcast: Five Beer Writers Enter a Zoom Meeting Pt. 2

Beer Marketer’s Insights’ Craft Brew News senior editors Chris Shepard and David Steinman join the Brewbound Podcast to discuss the biggest beer industry stories of 2021. These include the sale of Bell’s Brewery to Kirin-owned Lion Little World Beverages, the parent company of New Belgium Brewing; ongoing fallout from the revelation of widespread instances of sexual harassment, assault and discrimination; and shifting perceptions of craft beer among consumers.

DuClaw Releases Three New Winter Beers

To celebrate the holidays and kick off winter, DuClaw Brewing Company is releasing three new beers inspired by classic and untraditional seasonal staples.

Shane McNamara Becomes First Australian Master Cicerone

The Cicerone® Certification Program announced this week that Shane McNamara has become the first Australian Master Cicerone, joining a group of only 19 other individuals world-wide to earn the title.