Craft beer industry news.
Ten months after Pabst Brewing Company terminated agreements with three Washington wholesalers, an arbitrator has determined that Columbia Distributing — which was awarded the distribution rights to several Pabst brands last February — owes a combined $21.2 million to The Odom Corporation, Craig Stein Beverage, and Marine View Beverage.
Hi-Wire Brewing announced today their January 2018 beer releases including Death Defying India Pale Ale, a Cherry Flanders Red ale, and 12-pack cans of two year-round flagships.
Barrel House Z is launching the second release in its rotating-hops IPA series dubbed Bamboozled By Hops.
Starting this month, Dogfish Head Craft Brewery will begin selling its beer in Louisiana, extending its footprint to 38 states and Washington, D.C.
Beginning January 8, 2018, UpCountry Brewing will begin its much anticipated renovations.
Hops are on full display in Summit Brewing Co.’s latest IPA Collection, a new variety box of twelve 12-oz. cans set to crash your neighborhood retailer’s shelves in late January 2018.
Braxton Brewing Company’s popular Spotlight White IPA is returning to cans.
Fremont Brewing’s 2018 spring seasonal is a trilogy of beers to be released monthly, beginning with Stone Squirrel Coffee Porter at 11:00 a.m. on January 2nd at Fremont’s Urban Beer Garden and available on draft, 6- and 12-packs, and 22-oz bottles throughout our distribution footprint. Mountain Daisy India Pale Ale will be out in February, followed by Parkland Pils in March.
Since Silva Brewing’s inception, getting a taste of its critically acclaimed beers meant venturing to its tasting room in Paso Robles, Calif., or to neighboring bars and restaurants in San Luis Obispo County. That will change this month care of a partnership with California-based Stone Distributing Co., which will utilize its manpower and expertise to shuttle Silva Brewing beers to areas of the Central Coast south of SLO County, starting with an immediate, concentrated focus on Santa Barbara County.
MillerCoors today announced that Blue Moon founder Keith Villa will depart the organization on January 5.
Cooperstown Brewing Company introduces the right package for the Craft Beer Explorer: The GRAN Can 64oz Growler. Cooperstown Brewing is one of the local destinations for tourists and Craft Beer enthusiast to stop by while in town visiting the Baseball Hall of Fame.
After slashing 10 percent of his workforce at the end of last year, Summit Brewing founder Mark Stutrud said his company is heading into 2018 with an increased focus on selling more sessionable core products while simultaneously strengthening its local presence in Minnesota.
Portland Cider Co.’s new six-pack box packaging will phase in through the next several weeks, debuting this week when the company’s popular Sangria cider hits store shelves in cans for the first time.
Two years after selling her startup to Anheuser-Busch InBev, Meg Gill, the co-founder of Los Angeles-based Golden Road Brewing, can’t imagine life without the support of the world’s largest beer company. “There’s a lot of complexities involved with a big partner, but it’s been an amazing journey for us,” she recently told BevNET’s Taste Radio podcast.
