When Hurricane Helene devastated Asheville’s brewing community in September 2024, NoDa Brewing didn’t just send thoughts and prayers—they sent trucks loaded with supplies and fired up their kettles to brew over 1,000 barrels of Hi-Wire’s beer while the mountain city’s Continue Reading →
Terrapin Beer Co. announced a full brand refresh today, centering on rock album-inspired packaging artwork across its entire portfolio. The Athens, Georgia brewery’s new look features work from artists including Matt Leunig, Brian Steely, and Justin Helton, each bringing distinct Continue Reading →
America’s oldest brewery—and largest independent craft brewer—has finally launched in the state of Wisconsin this week.
After nearly two centuries of operation and years of Badger State hopes and rumors, Yuengling officially arrives in Wisconsin. America’s oldest brewery began pouring its Continue Reading →
Rogue Ales, makers of Dead Guy Ale has shut down suddenly under financial strain.
Absolute shock rocks the beer industry today. Rogue Ales & Spirits abruptly closed all operations Friday morning, marking the end (at least for now) of Continue Reading →
On this Saturday afternoon in Chamblee, seven years feels worth celebrating—not just because Chase didn’t give up, but because he’s built something where great people make the beer that much better.
If my beer memory serves me well (enough) I first 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 →
