Duvel Moortgat USA has agreed to acquire Stone Brewing from Sapporo Holdings. The deal is expected to close in summer 2026. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Stone Brewing is changing hands again. Four years after their last sale, the San Diego-area Continue Reading →
21st Amendment Brewing’s resurrection starts now.
The San Francisco craft brewery shut down last November – brewpub closed, San Leandro production facility dark, 25 years of legacy seemed gone in an instant. Now it’s back. The unlikely resurrector can be Continue Reading →
The dive bar ritual you’ve been performing for years just got a SKU.
Pabst Blue Ribbon and Grillo’s Pickles have teamed up on a limited-edition PBR x Grillo’s Pickle Beer, and it’s exactly what it sounds like – a 4.7% ABV Continue Reading →
Greg Hall closes the chapter on one of craft cider’s most storied destinations — but the cider lives on.
Greg Hall has had Virtue Cider taken from him once before. This time, he’s the one walking away.
On April 14, Hall sent Continue Reading →
The Brewers Association dropped its annual production report and Top 50 list today. Short story? 2025 was another down year for craft beer. The longer story is a bit more interesting.
Craft brewers produced 21.86 million barrels in 2025—a 5.1% decline Continue Reading →
SweetWater Brewing Company has a new seasonal in the lineup, and it’s about as Atlanta as it gets.
SweetWater Georgia Kisses is a tangerine wheat ale brewed with locally grown Georgia Kiss mandarin oranges, a regional citrus variety (Statesboro, Georgia) that Continue Reading →
Two of Chicago’s most prominent craft breweries are joining forces to build a premier beverage company – the fans might not even notice a change.
The Half Acre Maplewood merger is official, and it might be the most significant Continue Reading →
The Krog Street taproom that survived the punk brewery’s years of controversy didn’t survive the acquisition.
The BrewDog outpost that had planted its Scottish flag on the Atlanta Beltline for the last four years went dark Monday without so much as Continue Reading →
