Craft beer industry news.
Denver Beer Co. announced the pending development of a .473-acre land parcel located at 7070 E Lowry Blvd within the Exchange at Boulevard One development in Denver’s Lowry neighborhood.
The open rate of bars, restaurants and breweries tracked by BeerBoard has hit 94%, the highest recorded rate since May 2020, the Syracuse, New York-headquartered on-premise tracking firm reported.
OLDKNOW Bev Co., the spirited seltzer distillery using mountain water and all natural spirits, has released their Verte Absinthe Spirited Seltzer, the first Absinthe-based seltzer in the United States.
May the barrels serve as a transformative vessel, may the coffee bring you warmth and renewed life, may our malt imbue rich chocolatey comfort and may your glass always remain more than half full.
Fans of non-alcoholic beverages and non-flammable THC have great cause for celebration this week, as Swade Cannabis and O’Fallon Brewery have teamed up to launch a new cannabis-infused craft beer.
The bar and restaurant industry has faced an unprecedented two years, working through shutdowns, limited capacities, shifting guidelines, and more. It has been one of the most challenging periods for this industry and its workers in history.
Founders Brewing Co. has announced their latest Crafted in Michigan collaboration partner – Detroit Bikes.
West Sixth Brewing, one of Kentucky’s largest craft breweries, is turning ten years old this month, which is a huge accomplishment in the increasingly competitive and fast-moving craft beer industry.
Annie Starke has been named the Beer Institute’s (BI’s) new senior director of federal affairs, the national trade association announced today.
Lord Hobo is proud to announce 617 Lager as the newest draft pick to their 617 lineup.
On March 17th for St. Patrick’s Day March First, Woodburn and FigLeaf Brewing are opening bright and early at 9am to welcome St. Patrick’s Day crowds into their taprooms.
AleSmith Brewing Company is celebrating women in the craft beer industry with a new West Coast-style IPA, brewed by the women of AleSmith: Fearless IPA.
Minneapolis-headquartered Surly Brewing is looking to put down roots in another midwest state, with a brewery and taproom in Michigan or Ohio, VP of marketing Bill Manley said.
Run The Jewels, the prolific duo of Killer Mike and EL-P, and renowned craft beer stalwarts Brooklyn Brewery, who helped pioneer the American craft beer revolution, have announced they are teaming up for a new collaborative brew set for release in August, and are kicking things off with a contest for fans to help design the label art.
