Nine Pin Cider Celebrates Nine Years
Nine Pin Ciderworks, New York’s first farm cidery, is celebrating its ninth anniversary this year.
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South Carolina Brewers Guild Conference & Trade Show Returns
The South Carolina Brewers Guild, the trade organization representing the interests of the state’s 130 independent craft breweries, is excited to announce the return of its annual Conference and Trade Show on Feb. 28 and March 1, 2023.
Lord Hobo Releases Non-Alcoholic IPA
Lord Hobo Brewing is gearing up for Dry January 2023 with the release of their new Non-Alcoholic IPA.
Last Call: Lawsuit Filed Against Cape May and Wawa’s Shore Hard Tea; Beer Production in Northern Mexico is ‘Over,’ Says President
A lawsuit has been filed against New Jersey-based Cape May Brewing and the convenience chain Wawa, over the companies’ collaborative hard tea brand, Shore Tea.
Brew Talks Recap: Building Brands and Expanding Own-Premise Retail
Several Massachusetts craft breweries have added own-premise taprooms and retail spaces to grow their brands. White Lion founder Ray Berry, Castle Island founder Adam Romanow, Medusa Brewing director of business operations Sarah Lee and Boston Beer Company senior director of local brands and taprooms Scott Hempstead shared their experiences during Brewbound’s Brew Talks meetup.
Allagash Returns to Florida Full Time for First Time Since 2010
Allagash Brewing Company will fill in the last piece of its eastern seaboard footprint when it returns to Florida next month, the company announced this week.
Brand Refreshes: Anchor and Ballast Point Update Packaging; A-B and Molson Coors Overhaul Blue Point and Revolver
San Francisco-based Anchor Brewing opted to give itself a makeover as a 125th birthday gift. Ballast Point has revealed new packaging art that has already begun rolling out to retailers. Granbury, Texas-based Revolver Brewing will roll out new artwork for its core offerings this spring. Anheuser-Busch InBev-owned Blue Point Brewing debuted a new logo and branding that will replace art that the Patchogue, New York-based craft brewery has been using for four years.
Oregon Fruit Products Launches Canned Fruit Purees for Consumer Market
Oregon Fruit Products LLC, manufacturer of fruit purees for the craft beverage market, today announced the release 16 newly-branded Canned Fruit Purees packaged for home or small-scale beverage manufacturing market.
Lupulin Brewing Company and Blake’s Hard Cider Company introduces PB & Jam
Lupulin Brewing has announced a partnership with Blake’s Hard Cider of Michigan to provide its customers a unique and craft collaboration.
Watch The 2020 Brewbound Awards Show on January 21
The annual Brewbound Awards acknowledge breweries for their execution of various sales, marketing, and philanthropic initiatives, as well as individuals for their impact on the industry. After the unprecedented disruption and upheaval across the industry over the last 12 months caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 edition of the awards recognizes the ability of those winners to adapt, survive and thrive in a year unlike any other.
Great Notion to Release Reparations Beer in Support of HR-40
Great Notion (GN), the brewery known for hazy, fruit-forward IPAs and “culinary-inspired” sours and stouts, is planning to release a new beer called REPARATIONS.
Portland Cider Co. Marks 7th Anniversary
Portland Cider Co., one of Oregon’s longest operating independent cider producers, was founded in 2013 by Jeff and Lynda Parrish, a husband and wife team making handcrafted cider in the English tradition with Northwest apples and fruits.
Coffee Beer and Doughnut Festival Returns to Portland for the Sixth Year
The Sixth Annual Baker’s Dozen is Portland’s renowned coffee beer and doughnut festival. The event features three things Portland does best: beer, coffee, and doughnuts, each represented by a baker’s dozen artisans.
Arryved Posts Triple Digit Growth For Third Consecutive Year
Skyrocketing craft beverage-focused POS startup Arryved continues to carve a unique path and deliver a sea change of innovation and progress to the POS industry – an industry often viewed by clients as sluggish, indistinguishable, and a necessary evil.