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Motorworks Brewing Releases Pale Ale with Florida-Grown Hops
Motorworks Brewing in Bradenton, FL announced the release of a beer brewed with hops grown in Florida. This makes Motorworks one…
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Big Boss Brewing Debuts Next Two Strange Cargo Beers
Big Boss Brewing in Raleigh, NC has announced the next two beers in its Strange Cargo series of wood-aged beers.…
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Maui Brewing to Distribute in Indiana, Ohio
Hot on the heels of a rebranding effort, Maui Brewing Co. has announced to plans to distribute its beers in…
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Unibroue Announces Éphémère Blueberry
Unibroue has announced the debut of a new beer in its Éphémère fruit beer series, Éphémère Blueberry, a limited release in 750…
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Yuengling to Pay Nearly $10 Million in Pollution Settlement
Amidst allegations of violating the Clean Water Act, Yuengling has agreed to pay $2.8 million in penalties and invest $7 million…
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Most of Stolen Sweetwater Brew Recovered
We’ll start with the good news – Sweetwater Brewing Co. has recovered all but a few of the 3,272 cases (78,528…
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AleSmith to Distribute in Nevada
AleSmith continues its very active 2016 by announcing another state in its distribution footprint, Nevada. All year-round, seasonal and limited-release…
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Reformation Brewery Debuts ‘Lark’
Georgia-based Reformation Brewery, known for its Belgo-American ales, has announced the release of Lark as part of its 2016 Adventure series. The…
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Brussels to Convert Former Stock Exchange to ‘Belgian Beer Temple’
After a 15-month study, Brussels authorities have authorized a “Temple to Belgian Beer”, known as the Belgian Beer Project (BBP),…
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New Holland Hiring 150 People for Grand Rapids Facility
Holland, Michigan-based New Holland Brewing is hiring 150 people for its new Grand Rapids-based 40,000 facility, titled the Knickerbocker. The facility, slated to…
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Stone Announces Who You Callin’ Wussie Pilsner
Stone Brewing has announced the newest beer in its Arrogant line, a Pilsner called Who You Callin’ WUSSIE. The beer…
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Barnes & Noble to Serve Beer
As the Digital Age slowly sucks the life from the printed page, Barnes & Noble has begun to look elsewhere for…
