Brewers Association issued this statement today, referencing large breweries trying to cash in on the “craft beer” mentality. Worth a read…
Boulder, CO – December 13, 2012–The Brewers Association, the not-for-profit trade association dedicated to small and independent American craft brewers, issued the Continue Reading →
Avery Brewing drinkers in Minnesota, grab what Avery Brewing bottles might be left on your shelves. Avery will be leaving soon. As the brewery works on their new location, the brewery finds it can’t keep up Continue Reading →
New Belgium launched Shift Pale Lager in 16 ounce tallboys earlier this year. Currently, the beer is only available in cans. The brewery plans on adding Shift to draft offerings next year. Also, 12 oz cans of Shift might be Continue Reading →
With a brand new 30 barrel brewhouse built (pics to follow), Green Man Brewing (Asheville, NC) is planning to release 12 oz bottles in the near future. What you see above is the prototype for the new packaging. Continue Reading →
Total Wine didn’t make a lot of friends this week when they released Westvletern XII. Touted as one of the world’s best beers (and hardest to purchase) has hit U.S. soil for one time only. Total Wine working with Shelton Continue Reading →
Samuel Adams Merry Mischief is now available. Tis the season drinkers.
This rich dark brew entices with the aromas of the holidays, hinting at the merriment and spices within. The flavor of gingerbread comes alive beginning with the smooth sweetness and Continue Reading →
DC Brau Brewing Co. (Washington, DC) will be canning On The Wings of Armageddon in December. Perfect for the end of the world right? According to Mayan and Hopi calendars the “transition from one world age to another” will happen Continue Reading →
