Craft beer industry news.
PAK Programs, a specialty insurer of alcoholic beverage manufacturers and distributors, today announces the expansion of Brewery PAK, the leading insurance provider for breweries nationwide, to now include coverage for brewpubs and gastropubs with brewing operations on premises.
CELSIUS’ leadership believes the company’s new distribution partnership with PepsiCo will help increase its distribution footprint by around 40% over the next 12 months as the Florida-based energy drink brand eyes new channels and global growth.
As the largest hard seltzer brands cycle tough year-over-year comps, regional seltzer brands such as Boulevard Brewing Company’s Quirk Hard Seltzer are gaining traction in their home markets.
Minneapolis-based Finnegans Brew Co. has struck a deal to acquire non-alcoholic craft brewer Hairless Dog Brewing Company.
Weyerbacher Brewing Company in Easton, Pennsylvania, has filed its second Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition in the last three years.
Owl’s Brew, a leader in clean boozy beverages, is set to release two exciting new flavors this summer in their new variety pack Happiest Hour.
Molson Coors’ second quarter earnings report featured varied results, including volume declines, an increase in net sales per hectoliter (+7.1%) and the company’s first increase in U.S. dollar share in more than a decade.
Brewers Association (BA) chief economist Bart Watson reported last week that indicators halfway through 2022 point to growth between 4% and 5% for craft beer by the year’s end. That estimate is in line with the projection Watson made at the end of 2021, when the industry grew 8% as the on-premise channel began to reopen.
Dogfish Head co-founder Sam Calagione, Mass. Bay Brewing co-founder and CEO Dan Kenary and Craft Beer Cellar co-founder and CEO Suzanne Schalow shared how they’re approaching fourth category offerings during Brewbound Brew Talks meetup last week.
Fat Tire and L39ION of Los Angeles today announced the release of a collaborative, limited-edition golden ale to benefit the Grow Cycling Foundation.
Tröegs Independent Brewing announces the release of Oktoberfest Lager, a toasty, crisp, and festive beer for the fall season.
The National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) is announcing a toolkit to help companies save money and reduce their carbon footprint through efficiency and sustainability efforts.
Bent Water Brewing Company, from Lynn, Massachusetts, announced that they will be releasing Harmonix, a tropical double IPA that celebrates the brewery’s love of music, community, and innovation.
Collision Bend Brewery and Beverage Distributors are teaming up to form a Cleveland beer power house.
