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The Unknown Brewing Co., located in Charlotte’s South End, is set to unveil their new beer called Stupid, a Flanders Red Ale, on Saturday, December 3...
Cape May Brewing Co. is pleased to announce their exclusive holiday offering, Boughs of Barley. This barleywine has been aged for several months in...
Upland Brewing Co. announces the return of Teddy Bear Kisses—a Russian Imperial Stout aged on fair trade cacao nibs. This seasonal favorite is now...
Thomas Creek Brewery of Greenville, SC announced the Tap Room brewery release of Bull Sluice Quadruple Ale on upcoming Thursday, December 8 from 4:00...
Hoppin' Frog Brewery says it has learned to tame the yeast like never before! They announced that on Black Friday, November 25th they will be...
Red Hare has annonced that "It’s time for our Winter Seasonal beers, and you know what that means…rich, dark, and deliciously full of flavor." Sticky...
Winter is coming. Cold weather, hats and gloves, and frosty windows are fast approaching, but Upland is taking a stand against winter with a new...
Limited batch of Bourbonator using Four Roses Bourbon barrels (for the first time ever!) hand-picked by Chris Wong and the Schnucks Market team....
Funkwerks announced this month it's release of Apricot Provincial.
Style: Sour Ale brewed with Apricots
ABV: 4.2%
Provincial is a sessional...
This past May, Upland Brewing Co. opened the Wood Shop—its dedicated wood-aged sour ale brewery, allowing their brewers to continue innovating with...
As part of their commitment to sourcing locally, Cape May Brewing Co. announce a modern first in the state of New Jersey: a beer made with all New...
Anchor Brewing Company announced early last week the release of its 2016 Anchor Christmas Ale. A deliciously smooth winter warmer with notes of...
On November 1, Heavy Seas Beer announced the return of it’s popular Citrus IPA, TropiCannon, now available year-round. The product will be available...
Craft beer used to be simpler. In the early days, Anchor Liberty Ale and Sierra Nevada Pale Ale were considered extremely flavorful and envelope-...
The array of possible hop aromas and flavors seems nearly infinite, but in America, pine is an evergreen contender for most widely recognizable. It’s...