Brewers Association–the not-for-profit trade group that tabulates production statistics for U.S. breweries–today released its annual lists of the top 50 craft and overall brewing companies in the U.S., based on 2011 beer sales volume. Of the top 50 overall brewing Continue Reading →
Tomorrow at 6pm, The Porter Beer Bar will tap the first Atlanta kegs of Shmaltz Brewing’s Funky Jewbelation (5 barrel aged blend of 5 beers.)
In addition to Funky, there will be a few extra beers on tap (Click for Continue Reading →
Good news from Ron Jefferies, founder of Jolly Pumpkin (Dexter, MI.) He’s maxed out. Jefferies has gone from selling 160 barrels in 2004, to selling shy of 2,000 barrels (62,000 gallons.) He was quoted at AnnArbor.com as saying:
“I have Continue Reading →
This little nugget appeared in the Chicagoist today:
The calculated risk of innovation has been a hallmark of Goose Island throughout its tenure as Chicago’s largest brewery, and was the driving force behind the development of the brewery’s coveted Bourbon County Continue Reading →
This is science at work. You’ve heard the term “beer belly” enough times to make you think twice when it comes to that last pint. Good (ish) news, beer might not be directly associated with that gut. A Continue Reading →
UPDATE: Linchpin will be distributed through Green Flash’s wholesale network. (Meaning, none for Michigan.)
Press Release: (San Diego, CA) – Green Flash Brewing Co. announces that they have partnered with like-minded Michigan brewer, Founders Brewing Co. to produce a first-time, limited release called Linchpin White IPA.
Heineken NV has issued a partial recall for a few Mexican beers. The affected bottles are less than 1%, but the company is issuing a partial recall.
The affected products include:
Carta Blanca 12-ounce brown bottles in 6-packs and 12-packs
Dos Equis Ambar Continue Reading →
