The newest year-round beer by Boulevard Brewing Co. in Kansas City, Missouri, Space Camper Cosmic IPA, has received a makeover due to the brewery's collaboration with 20th Century Fox.

Fox is releasing the fourth movie in the rebooted X-Men franchise, Dark Phoenix, on June 7, and Boulevard has partnered with the company to alter the packaging of Space Camper. Beyond that, the beer will be "will be the first beer ever to star as an AMC Movie Feature Drink at more than 300 AMC Theatres’ MacGuffins adult beverage concepts," according to a release from Boulevard.

The full release can be found below.

March 26, 2019 – Kansas City – Boulevard Brewing Company today announced a partnership with 20th Century Fox and its highly anticipated film Dark Phoenix, marking the studio’s first collaboration with a craft brewer.Boulevard’s latest year-round beer, Space Camper Cosmic IPA, will get a new X-Men inspired look and blockbuster perks to celebrate the new release in theaters June 7.

Space Camper’s new limited-edition packaging features a Dark Phoenix icon floating over a prominent “X” with the beer’s orange, grey, white and black branding. In addition to the original six-packs of 12oz cans, Space Camper will be available in single-serve 16oz cans, primarily for venues and events.

Reformation Brewery in Woodstock, Georgia has announced the release of its newest limited-edition brew.

Wilder Fruited Tart Ale is brewed with cranberry, blackberry, blackcurrant and ginger and clocks in at 7 percent ABV with a deep, dark purple color.

The full release from the brewery is below.

ATLANTA – Made for the “sweet beast in every beer lover” Reformation Brewery’s fruited tart ale, Wilder, is back in season for a limited time. Available on draft and in 16oz (4pks), from the brewery’s Woodstock taproom on Friday, March 29th, Wilder arrives at retailers in the coming weeks.

Described as “sweet, purple, and tart” and “dripping with wild amounts of cranberry, blackberry, blackcurrant, and ginger,” the dark purple, heavily fruited ale is 7% alcohol by volume and a result of ongoing research and development at Reformation’s Woodstock location. Located at 105 Elm St., the newly opened brewery and  taproom features a dedicated brewhouse for innovation, and multi-level space that serves between 16-24 unique beers at any given time.

Bear Republic Brewing Co. in Cloverdale, California has announced the debut of a limited-release pub-only beer in its Challenge Series.

Challenge Series #11 is a souped-up Brut IPA with Citra and Galaxy hops as well as the splendidly dry mouthfeel and finish that's expected of a Brut IPA-style beer.

The full release from the brewery is below.

Challenge Series #11 Double Brut IPA

ABV: 8.0% – IBUs: <15 – Color: Golden

Tasting Notes:

Malts: 2-row, white wheat and crystal

Yeast: BRBC Ale Yeast

Overall: Challenge Series 11 takes us on the first lap. This is an 8% Double Brut IPA. Late hop additions of over 4 pounds per barrel of Citra and Galaxy hops set the pace of this beer. The juicy start of this beer ends bone dry. Are you up for the Challenge?

Available in 4-packs of 16 oz. cans 

Coronado Brewing Co. and Belching Beaver Brewery in San Diego, California have announced their second collaboration beer.

This beer is called Tail & Tooth, a double dry hopped IPA with Idaho 7, Azacca and El Dorado hops.

The full release from Coronado is below.

SAN DIEGO – Coronado Brewing Company is excited to announce the second installment of its unique two-part collaboration with Belching Beaver Brewery. The two San Diego-based breweries first came together in January to brew Tooth & Tail Hazy IPA—a double dry-hopped New England-style IPA bursting with tropical juiciness. The breweries reunited in March at Coronado’s Bay Park facility to brew Tail & Tooth Hazy IPA. 

According to a recent release from Stone Brewing Co. in Escondido, California, the courts have ruled in Stone's favor in the company's lawsuit against MillerCoors regarding the latter's use of STONE in the company's branding of KeyStone Light beer.

The court confirmed “Stone’s mark to be commercially strong and recognizable,” and deserving of “strong protection.” Here is a full excerpt from the court's ruling via Stone's release:

“the Court agrees [with Stone], especially considering the marks incontestability, STONE® is entitled to the strong protection afforded to suggestive marks.  Since Stone and Miller both produce a beer which is distributed nationally, a consumer is likely to encounter both within close proximity of the other, making it is reasonable to consider Miller a direct competitor of Stone … Taking all the factors into account, the Court finds that Stone’s trademark infringement claim against Miller is moderately strong.”

The full release from Stone is below.