Craft beer industry news.
A Craft Brew Alliance (CBA) shareholder has filed a lawsuit against the Portland, Oregon-based craft beer maker, its board of directors and Anheuser-Busch InBev alleging that the world’s largest beer manufacturer exercised its influence over the smaller company to sell “on unfair terms.”
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s June 26 order closing bars and other establishments that receive more than 51% of their gross receipts from the sale of alcoholic beverages now comes with unforeseen consequences for craft breweries.
Do you love a little spice in your life and beer? Thorn Brewing Co. did it again and created the perfect summer beverage! After being the first San Diego brewery to create and can a Baja-style lager, they now have released San Diego’s first canned, craft michelada.
Gunwhale Ales officially announces another expansion of its distribution footprint to Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, Ventura, San Bernardino and Riverside counties, as well as its home market of Orange County and previously distributed San Diego County.
Bucs Nation has a new reason to ‘Fire the Cannons!’ as a partnership between Mighty Swell Spiked Seltzer and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers is announced for the upcoming season.
Surreal Brewing Company adds a new thirst-quenching non-alcoholic beer to its lineup! Introducing “Creatives IPA”, an unconventional beverage of tropical aromas and flavors punctuated by a restrained piney West Coast hop finish.
Behind every craft beer, there is a great story. Whether it’s the brewery’s roots, origins, family ownership, or the type of beer there is always a story.
iPourIt, Inc., the nation’s leader in self-pour beverage dispense technology, has announced the launch of the new Touchless Tap Key (TTK), a reusable RFID device that pairs with the iPourIt system to create a safe and sanitized self-serve experience.
Hoochware, LLC is releasing a new software platform and changing their brand name to OnBatch, appealing to a broader market.
This week on Brewbound Frontlines, our panel will discuss efforts companies and organizations are taking to make the craft beer industry more diverse.
Mark Anthony Brands’ long-time senior vice president marketing Sanjiv Gajiwala will depart the maker of White Claw and the Mike’s Hard Lemonade franchise at the end of the month, according to a memo president Phil Rosse sent to wholesalers.
Kombrewcha CEO Garrett Bredenkamp is looking to the hard seltzer segment for inspiration as the hard kombucha brand backed by Anheuser-Busch’s ZX Ventures looks to compete in the fast-growing segment. As such, this fall, Kombrewcha will introduce two new flavors — Blood Orange and Mango Pineapple — to a 12 oz. 4-can variety pack, which also includes existing offerings Berry Hibiscus and Ginger Lemon.
The summer of 2020 will long be remembered for a lot of things — not all especially fondly — but Washington’s DC Brau Brewing and South Jersey’s Cape May Brewing Co. hope to make it all a little rosier with the joint release of their re-collaboration of ROSÉ DU GOSÉ.
Craft beer enthusiasts will be delighted to learn that Terminal Gravity beer is heading west, from the Wallowa mountains of northeast Oregon where it is brewed to the northern Washington Cascades where fans are awaiting its return.
