Craft beer industry news.
Check out news items initially reported in the Brewbound Insider Newsletter, including headlines from River Barrel Distributing, Go Brewing, Angry Orchard and others.
Athletic Brewing Company is adding two QB1s to its roster as “athlete-owners” as the NFL season kicks off tonight. New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye and Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott struck multi-year partnerships with the dedicated non-alcoholic beer maker and stakes in the business.
Brewers seeking to land their offerings on Amazon-owned Whole Foods Market shelves need to update their contact lists. Senior category manager Mary Guiver has departed Whole Foods’ beverage-alcohol merchant team for the company’s produce team, she announced on LinkedIn.
Boston Beer Company has filled one of its c-suite vacancies.
A fitness company appears to be the winner of last week’s auction for Rogue Ales & Spirits’ intellectual property, including the Rogue.com domain, the proprietary Pacman yeast strain and trademarks for Rogue and Dead Guy, among other assets.
The misaligned Labor Day holiday caused a deceiving sea of red in the latest weekly scans report from market research firm Circana.
Rohan Radhakrishnan and Fabian Clark’s first attempt at building a mid-proof spirits category didn’t go as planned. Now, they’re trying again.
Broken Heels will remain New Trail Brewing’s “top priority” in 2027, but its family will expand with two IPAs on both ends of the ABV spectrum.
Well, summer’s over this weekend … so it’s time to tell the kids to get their trampoline out of the yard so dad can put up his inflatable beer hall. Or, at least it’s that time for the handful of very lucky folks (and their very unlucky spouses) who were able to get their hands on one of these sweet new additions to their front lawn decor from the folks at SAM ADAMS for the low, low price of $199 before they sold out.
Check out news items were initially reported in the September 4 Brewbound Insider Newsletter, including headlines from Rogue, Prohibition Brewing, Chula Vista Brewery and others.
July’s big occasions were unable to pull beer supply out of the red, according to the Beer Institute’s (BI) latest economic reports.
Pabst Brewing CEO Greig DeBow has offered a $20,000 reward for 1,602 cases of the Pabst Blue Ribbon maker’s beer he alleges was stolen in California last month.
FIFCO USA, also known as CCR American Holdings, has new ownership, but the faces involved aren’t entirely new.
Kava and kanna have positioned as the next thing in functional adult non-alcoholic alternatives as hemp-derived THC’s future remains uncertain.
