Brewdog Brewing (Fraserburgh, Scotland) expected to open door to investors this week. James Watt mentioned over the weekend that the brewery has sold some shares recently, and Brewdog would be seeking some fresh funds. From the sound Continue Reading →
There is a power play occurring in Wisconsin right now, between the big guys and the little guys. A provision was inserted into the states budget (pushed by Miller-Coors) that will essentially prevent growth of craft breweries in the state. Continue Reading →
(SORRY SLOW PAGE LOAD, VID LOADING) Clown Shoes Brewing was all but called out by a “director” at BeerAdvocate.com this week about their labeling. So… of course that sparked debate. ARE we taking our selves too seriously? Are there other Continue Reading →
Announcing Zwanze 2011 from Cantillon. This HIGHLY sought after lambic will be making draft appearances at a few select U.S. locations. (Below.) This years vintage is made with Pineau d’Aunis grapes. The prime ingredient changes each year – with the 2008 Continue Reading →
A press release from New Belgium Brewing this AM announces the addition of a larger canning line. Fat Tire among others is already in cans, but this addition can put it and other can offerings in markets not currently receiving Continue Reading →
Uinta Brewing celebrates their anniversary with an American barleywine. Keeping with the impressive new labeling, the barleywine is prime for a sprucing up. The previous artwork had a roman numeral denoting the year/vintage (as seen below.) This beer is now Continue Reading →
Ever heard of 312? It’s a wheat beer brewed by Goose Island in honor of Chicago’s area code. Looks like Anheuser-Busch InBev is cooking up the same idea. Recently, InBev applied for a few trademarks for “area codes” around the Continue Reading →
