Craft beer industry news.
Port City Brewing Company is joining Sierra Nevada Brewing Company and hundreds of other breweries across the country to brew Resilience Butte County Proud IPA in support of relief efforts for those affected by the Camp Fire. Port City will donate 100 percent of sales from the Tasting Room only beer to the campaign.
Flying Embers, adaptogenic organic hard kombucha, launches its fermented alcohol (4.5% ABV) beverage line in partnership with Reyes Beverage Group, one of the nation’s leading beer distributors.
Ipswich Ale Brewery will release Defrost, a Weizenbock style ale, in early January as a new limited winter seasonal offering. This rich, warming, malt-forward Bavarian style presents iconic German yeast flavors of banana and clove against a complex malt base with notes of chocolate and dark fruit.
This December, Block 15 Brewing Company will release their inaugural winter IPA in cans — Fresh Pow, a seasonal IPA designed in cooperation with artist Chris Herbst of Ashland’s Flow Factory NW, whose work is featured on the can’s label art.
On Saturday, December 15, Archetype Brewing is expanding their brand to include a barrel-aged beer program.
Craft Brew Alliance CEO Andy Thomas set the tone for last week’s Brewbound Live business conference by asking the nearly 200 beer industry professionals who attended the two-day event a simple question: Who is really your competitor?
ish Head is truckin’ into 2019 as it reunites with the iconic Grateful Dead band to bring back a much-anticipated collaboration beer, American Beauty. Dogfish Head is also excited to share their 2019 beer calendar.
Castle Island Brewing Company is celebrating their third anniversary next month with the release of their Russian Imperial Stout, THREE. The brewery is hosting an all-day party in their taproom on Saturday, December 8 to ring in the special occasion. The taproom officially opens at 11 am, but THREE, the celebratory beer, will get tapped and added to the draft lineup at 3 pm to commemorate the anniversary.
Building on the longest standing craft beer sponsorship in the NBA, Widmer Brothers Brewing and the Portland Trail Blazers have launched co-branded 16-ounce cans of the brewery’s flagship beer, Hefe.
Half Full Brewery and Mill River Park Collaborative announced today the launch of the Half Full Winter Beer Garden in Stamford, Conn.’s Mill River Park.
Original Sin announces the release of a 12oz can series of unfiltered single varietal ciders made with freshly pressed New York apples.
The cats at Elevation Beer Co. are stoked to announce the righteous return of Acide, their award-winning kettle sour saison and original variant of the Acide series.
Spice Trade Brewing Red Wine Belgian Dubbel is now available in 22oz bombers.
Craft beer maker Oskar Blues is expanding into the hard seltzer space. The Longmont, Colorado-headquartered beer company, which is part of the Canarchy Craft Brewery Collective, is planning a nationwide launch of a new hard seltzer brand in early 2019.
