If my beer memory serves me well (enough) I first met Chase Medlin when he was brewing at Twain’s in Decatur, Georgia. At some point we struck up a conversation about one of his new IPAs or something and the Continue Reading →
Almost 50 years ago, QuickTrip launched their own house beer that died out in the 90’s. Now it’s back and expanding.
There’s a certain magic that happens when nostalgia meets craft beer, and QuikTrip is banking on that alchemy with the Continue Reading →
Piggly Wiggly officially has their own house craft beer brand with the help of 3 Sheeps Brewing. The beers started hitting stores over the past few weeks.
Grant Pauly, founder of 3 Sheeps in Sheboygan, Wisconsin first started going Piggly Wiggly Continue Reading →
Forty miles south of downtown Atlanta lies Griffin, Georgia, the birthplace of dentist-turned-gunslinger Doc Holliday. It’s also the new second home to Firemaker Brewing Company, where history and modern flair converge in a pint glass.
The brewery renovated a 114-year-old abandoned Continue Reading →
Oskar Blues and the “Dale’s” beers are synonmous with each other. Dale’s Pale Ale launched 2002 is easily one of the best known pale ales in craft beer. This month, the Dale’s lineup is expanding, with the launch of Dale’s Continue Reading →
New Holland Brewing & Distilling Co. is expanding its Dungeons & Dragons collaboration lineup this November, continuing to prove that beer and dragons (and dungeons) is a perfect match.
The Michigan brewery announced this week that both D20 Brew and Continue Reading →
Eleven-piece collaboration brings Western grit to Canadian closets with unique “Cowboy Courier” experience
In America it’s called Banquet Beer. In Canada? It’s called Coors Original. Either way, Coors it expanding their partnership with iconic denim brand Wrangler north of the border, Continue Reading →
Just weeks after announcing the closure of three locations including their original build, Iron Hill has announced a full shutdown.
Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant announced the immediate closure of all its remaining locations on Thursday, just two weeks after Continue Reading →
