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Reyes Adds 38M Cases as RNDC Deal Now Complete in 11 Markets

Reyes Adds 38M Cases as RNDC Deal Now Complete in 11 Markets

The first major piece of RNDC’s territory fire sale is now complete. Reyes’ mega deal for 11 RNDC markets closed at the end of business on Friday, adding 38 million cases to its more than 360-million-case business.

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Reyes Beer Division Breaks Ground on San Diego Distribution Center

Reyes Beer Division Breaks Ground on San Diego Distribution Center

Reyes Beer Division broke ground on a new San Diego-based distribution center for its Crest Beverage subsidiary yesterday. The 400,000 sq. ft.-facility is expected to move more than 16 million cases of beers in the portfolios of Molson Coors, Heineken, Constellation Brands, Lagunitas, Firestone Walker, Coronado and other local offerings.

ReserveBar to Acquire Minibar Delivery

ReserveBar to Acquire Minibar Delivery

A pair of beverage alcohol e-commerce platforms are merging. E-commerce luxury spirits platform ReserveBar announced today that it will acquire Minibar Delivery, a marketplace that offers on-demand delivery of beer, wine and spirits.

Athletic Brewing to Transition to Sheehan in Massachusetts

Athletic Brewing to Transition to Sheehan in Massachusetts

As craft-focused wholesaler Night Shift Distributing (NSD) winds down operations in Massachusetts, non-alcoholic brewer Athletic Brewing will transition to the Sheehan Family Companies in the Bay State, effective October 18.