Bell’s Brewery officially cut the ribbon to their new brewery today. The new space can produce 500,000 barrels of beer annually. (15,500,000 gallons.)
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Anderson Valley Brewing has recently completed an artwork makeover for some of their packaging. Of course there were bears on the labels before, but now you get a closer look at the iconic animal.
“Our new packaging reflects our unique heritage and Continue Reading →
Four Seasons Hotel understands the beer lover’s need for special, limited edition, and collaborative brews. That’s why they have partnered with Philadelphia’s Dock Street Brewing to create “A Beer Four All Seasons.” Each beer is sold exclusively in the hotel’s Continue Reading →
Last week, Calfkiller Brewing got into a kerkuffle with Anheuser-Busch. The small Tennessee brewery purchased kegs from various auctions, and brewery closures to use in production. Sounds good right? Not until Anheuser-Busch goes in to reclaim their kegs.
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It’s officially American Craft Beer Week 2012. Some of your favorite establishments are celebrating. Below is a list (of everyone that either published, or contacted BeerStreetJournal back) about this week’s events. Not listed? Hit Contact Continue Reading →
The Great American Beer Festival (GABF) Members-Only ticket pre-sale begins on Tuesday, July 31 at 10:00 AM MDT (Noon EDT, 11:00 AM CDT, 9:00 AM PDT). The general public ticket sale opens on Thursday, August 2, also at 10:00 AM MDT (Noon EDT, 11:00 Continue Reading →
Green Flash Brewing launched Rayon Vert in March in 12 oz bottles. The Belgian pale ale is bottled with brettanomyces yeast (an infamous flavor changing yeast) and has been a big hit. Now, Green Flash is giving the beer some bomber treatment.
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