Karbach Brewing Company has been successfully selling their beer (draft only) in Houston bars and restaurants since last fall, but now they are taking the next step: canning. This week they were able to put their new $100k canning system to Continue Reading →
A big step for beer law in Indiana, and for Three Floyds Brewing. House Bill 1054 is out of committee.
House Bill 1054 Amendment #3 a.k.a. the Three Floyds Amendment (the second one bearing our name), unanimously passed out Continue Reading →
This is Pong Beer. Beer brewed specifically for Beer Pong. As you can probably guess, Pong Beer is a light lager.
PongBeerUSA.com describes their employees like this:
…beer fanatics committed to providing the highest quality, most flavorful, premium product at a reasonable Continue Reading →
Sierra Nevada Brewing’s long awaited cans are just now hitting stores. The brewery added a canning line last year, with intentions of releasing the cans by February of this year.
Two can offerings are now available-
Pale Ale – 12oz cans, 12 Continue Reading →
Boulevard Brewing has found some inconsistances with a few batches of Chocolate Ale. Check out the notice from the brewery below:
To All Boulevard Customers:
At Boulevard Brewing Company, we pride ourselves on our attention to detail. As part of our quality assurance Continue Reading →
Tomme Arther of Port/Lost Abbey Brewing just landed in Colorado today. He’s headed to New Belgium to collaborate on a new Lips Of Faith beer.
This week The Tomme (as he refers to himself on Twitter) brews in Fort Collins. Soon, Continue Reading →
Stone Brewing’s IPA will go beyond the 6 pack in March. The brewery will begin selling 12 packs of the popular IPA.
Stone’s IPA was first brewed in 1997. It’s brewed with Coluubus, Chinook, and Centennial hops.
Availability: 22oz bombers. 12 oz Continue Reading →
