Distribution

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Manhattan to Acquire ‘Collection’ of RNDC’s Wine & Spirits Brand Rights in NY

Manhattan to Acquire ‘Collection’ of RNDC’s Wine & Spirits Brand Rights in NY

More dominos continue to fall as RNDC’s territory sell off continues. Leaders with Manhattan Beer & Beverage Distributors announced an agreement to acquire “distribution rights for a collection of wine and spirits brands” from RNDC’s New York joint venture with Opici Family Distributing.

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Rhinegeist Launches in Michigan

Cincinnati-based Rhinegeist Brewery is excited to announce its expansion into Michigan, bringing its full line of products to the Great Lakes State for the first time. Starting March 1st, Rhinegeist will be available on draft, and in cans and bottles throughout Michigan.

SweetWater Brewing Expands to Oregon and Washington

SweetWater Brewing Expands to Oregon and Washington

SweetWater Brewing has entered Oregon and Washington with Columbia Distributing, the brewery announced today. For the Atlanta-based craft brewery, Oregon and Washington mark its 39th and 40th states, respectively.

Last Call: BrewDog Label Approvals Surrendered; C-Store Count Declines for 4th Consecutive Year

Last Call: BrewDog Label Approvals Surrendered; C-Store Count Declines for 4th Consecutive Year

Days after the BBC reported that Scottish beer maker BrewDog allegedly submitted false information to the U.S. Department of Treasury’s Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, keg labels for the two beers in question were surrendered. Meanwhile, the number of convenience stores operating in the U.S. stood at 148,026 in 2021, a 1.5% decline compared to the 150,274 stores in operation in 2020, according to NACS and NielsenIQ.

Brewbound Podcast: How to Sell More Beer Via E-Commerce in 2022

Brewbound Podcast: How to Sell More Beer Via E-Commerce in 2022

Rabobank beverage analyst Bourcard Nesin joins the Brewbound Podcast to discuss his report breaking down e-commerce alcohol sales in 2021 and the opportunities that await brewers in the space and tips for how to succeed.