There’s just no pleasing some people. Or maybe there is. Pyramid Breweries has issued a press release in regards to their most popular beer – Hefeweizen. Hefe was introduced in 1993, and then renamed to “Haywire” Hefe in 2008 – Continue Reading →
Derek Jeter got his 3,000 hit last Saturday, which so happened to be a homerun. Christian Lopez caught the ball. The milestone combined with the person who hit it, makes that ball both historical and worth a good bit Continue Reading →
Uinta Brewing (Salt Lake City, UT) has been rebranding recently. 3 more beautiful labels have surfaced.
From the Four+ Series:
Wyld– Organic Pale Ale, 4 %. Available year round.
Monkshine – Belgian Style Pale Ale, 6.8%. Available year round.
Yardsale – looks like Gelande, the Continue Reading →
MillerCoors has just gotten pinched in Minnesota state government shutdown. Due to the state not being able to come to terms with a new budget, the government shut down on July 1st. Now in it’s 13th day, the shutdown is Continue Reading →
Breckenridge Brewing celebrates 39% growth over the first half of 2011 alone. When the brewery began, it produced a mear 3,000 barrels. Today Breckenridge produces 30,000 barrels a year. In light of this growth Breckenridge is more than doubling it’s Continue Reading →
Presenting Equity For Punks II. Brewdog is opening up the opportunity to buy shares of Brewdog. You can now invest in the craft beer business in a more “tangible” way. Right now you can literally click over to the brewery’s Continue Reading →
Perennial Artisan Ales is edges closer to launch. Perennial is the brainchild of Phil and Emily Wymore. Phil was the head brewer at Half Acre Brewing in Chicago, Illinois, and also worked for Goose Island.
Perennial mentioned via their blog that their Continue Reading →
