Clown Shoes Brewing will soon be expanding distribution to Georgia.  … Read the rest

SweetWater’s 15 Years Of Head Brews brew day & bottling.… Read the rest

This is a partial list of the beers that will be on tap at SweetWater Brewing’s 15th Anniversary Party on February 18th.  There are sure to be some surprises popping up during the event from the brewery’s stash.

Of course the 15th Anniversary Ale will flow freely.  In addition! Check this list out:

• The 15 Years of Heady Beers brew
• Happy Ending Imperial Stout
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Left Hand Brewing continues to rollout Nitro Milk Stout bottles this year.  The first markets have been around Colorado of course.  Back in October at GABF, Left Hand officially introduced the world to Milk Stout in nitro bottles for the first time.  These bottles are a first among craft brewers in the states.  Atlanta can finally expect the arrive of  Nitro bottles by the first of March.  Milk Stout is Left Hand’s #1 selling beer.

Haven’t seen these bottles at work yet, here’s a demonstration by Chris in the Left Hand tap room:
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Green Flash Brewing has been eyeing the southeast for a while now.  Recently, it was announced that Green Flash would be shipping to Tennessee by the end of 2011/2012.  Tack on Georgia to the southeast expansion.  The brewery has decided to go with Savannah Distribution.

In early 2011, the brewery began operations at Mera Mesa – a 45,000 sq ft facility.  In November, the brewery announced that the San Diego facility would undergo an expansion 1 year ahead of schedule, thanks to increased sales volumes nationally.  Once all the expansions are complete, the brewery will make the jump from 45,000 barrels… Read the rest

Harpoon Brewery’s 40th release in the 100 Barrel Series is a Black IPA brewed by Harpoon’s own Matt DeLuca.  It was brewed with a new specialty malt called Midnight Wheat … Read the rest

SweetWater Brewing’s latest Dank Tank Series release 420 IPA has arrived. This most recent release is built off the famed 420 Pale Ale, but bigger. Hoppier. Boozier. (and after tasting it, … Read the rest

Starbucks has already been experimenting with beer and wine additions in stores in Chicago and the west coast.  The company announced yesterday that they plan on adding beer to as many as 25 stores in southern California and Atlanta by the end of the year.  Starbucks hasn’t revealed which Atlanta locations, or what breweries will be sold yet.  One would assume they would be looking at local options, right? (Terrapin, SweetWater, Red Brick, Wild Heaven, Monday Night, Red Hare.)

The strategy is part of a broader experiment to find ways to lure

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