Breweries

Steady Hand Beer to close November 24th

Steady Hand Beer Co. has announced they are closing their doors on November 24, 2024.

Steady Hand Beer Co. opened six years ago on Atlanta’s Westside. The brewery announced the closure via Instagram.

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Eventide Brewing closes in Grant Park

Eventide Brewing quietly closes in the Grant Park neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia.

After 10 years in business, Eventide Brewing has quietly closed down. As of the time of publication, the brewery has made no public announcement of the closure.

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J Wakefield annouces location move [Updated]

J. Wakefield Brewing announced yesterday that the brewery would close their Wynwood taproom, and were seeking a new location. Today, they announced a location move is imminent with no production interuptions.

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Posted in Brewery Closures, Steady Hand Brewing

Steady Hand Beer to close November 24th

Steady Hand Beer Co. has announced they are closing their doors on November 24, 2024.

Steady Hand Beer Co. opened six years ago on Atlanta’s Westside. The brewery announced the closure via Instagram.

“After nearly six years of pouring beers and building memories, we are sad to share that we are closing our doors this Sunday, November 24th, the post reads.

 
 
 
 
 
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A reason behind the sudden closure was not provided The images below were taken by Beer Street Journal at Steady Hand in February, 2019.

by Reid Ramsay
Posted in Don't Miss This, Wild Heaven Craft Beers

Wild Heaven opens 3rd location (PICS)

Avondale Estates, Georgia based Wild Heaven Craft Beers has opened their third location in the Toco Hills Shopping Center this month.

by Reid Ramsay
Posted in Founders Brewing

Founders KBS Hazelnut Fudge is the next KBS variant

Founders KBS Hazelnut Fudge is the latest expansion in the KBS variant lineup, coming this fall.

Founders KBS Hazelnut Fudge is a decadent addition to Founders’ Kentucky Breakfast Stout lineup, a bourbon barrel-aged imperial stout arriving in fall 2024.

MORE: FOUNDERS KBS SERIES

Infused with hazelnut coffee and fudge coffee, this variant layers nutty sweetness and rich, chocolatey depth over the classic KBS profile of coffee, dark chocolate, and bourbon. It offers a bold aroma of hazelnut coffee and fudge, complemented by notes of vanilla, oak, and roasted malt, with a velvety, full-bodied mouthfeel. A luxurious, dessert-like stout for barrel-aged enthusiasts.

Discover a new level of indulgence with KBS Hazelnut Fudge. Crafted for the discerning palate, this KBS variant offers a robust and decadent drinking experience. The aromas of hazelnut coffee intertwine with the velvety smooth embrace of fudge, coffee, and chocolate. Immerse yourself in layers of flavor notes from the bourbon barrel aging process in every sip for your moments of relaxation or celebration.

Founders KBS Hazelnut Fudge is available in 12-ounce bottles and draft for a limited time.

Style: Imperial Stout (w/ Coffee. Barrel-Aged. Bourbon)
Availability: 12oz Bottles, Draft. Limited Release.

Debut: Fall 2024

12% ABV

by Reid Ramsay
Posted in Brewery Closures, Eventide Brewing

Eventide Brewing closes in Grant Park

Eventide Brewing quietly closes in the Grant Park neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia.

After 10 years in business, Eventide Brewing has quietly closed down. As of the time of publication, the brewery has made no public announcement of the closure.

UPDATE: The brewery’s last day of operations was August 11, 2024.

There has been rumors the brewery would remain in distribution after closing the tap room but that has not been confirmed.

UPDATE 2 (8/14/24): The brewery operations have completely shut down and no beer will remain in distribution.

by Reid Ramsay
Posted in Headlines, J Wakefield Brewing

J Wakefield annouces location move [Updated]

J. Wakefield Brewing announced yesterday that the brewery would close their Wynwood taproom, and were seeking a new location. Today, they announced a location move is imminent with no production interuptions.

J. Wakefield Brewing is closing their taproom in the Wynwood area of Miami, Florida in October, the brewery announced Wednesday. The location opened in December 2014. Today, the brewery announced the brewery would officially relocate, with no change or break in production or availability.

Best known for its incredible Star Wars motif, J. Wakefield has been been a craft beer meets sci-fi institution for years now. Neighborhood changes and challenges have affected the decision to close that location, citing the changing landscape and challenges of the Wynwood neighborhood, “This decision has not come easily, but the ever-changing landscape of the neighborhood has presented challenges that we can no longer navigate effectively,” the the brewery said via Instagram.

Officially not the end.

Today’s announcement is clear – the J. Wakefield is moving locations, and beer supply will not be interupted. The new location has not been announced.

The taproom will remain open for the time being.

Updated: 8/8/24, 11:30 am EST.

by Reid Ramsay
Posted in 3 Sheeps Brewing, Door County Brewing, New Breweries

3 Sheeps opens Triple Taproom & Kitchen in Milwaukee

3 Sheeps Brewing opens Triple Taproom & Kitchen with Door Country Brewing and Hacienda Beer Co. this summer

Milwaukee’s East Side welcomed the Triple Taproom + Kitchen on July 10, a new collaboration between 3 Sheeps Brewing Co., Door County Brewing Co., and Hacienda Beer Co. Located at 2018 E. North Avenue, the reimagined former Hacienda Taproom + Kitchen unites three Wisconsin breweries in a communal space.

“This is a friendship taken to the next level. Having a dedicated space in Milwaukee lets us connect with fans who’ve supported us for twelve years,” – Grant Pauly, 3 Sheeps Brewing Founder

The 125-seat taproom features 10 rotating 3 Sheeps taplines, pouring core beers like Chaos Pattern Hazy IPA and Wisconsinitis Cream Ale, alongside seasonal, barrel-aged, and exclusive brews such as The Wolf and Lemongrass Pils. Door County and Hacienda are adding their own drafts and packaged beers, paired with Hacienda’s Texicana-inspired menu. Since 2020, 3 Sheeps has produced Door County’s beers and, more recently, Hacienda’s, making this shared space a natural extension of their partnership.

The Triple Taproom gives back through 3 Sheeps’ “Pints For A Purpose,” donating $1 per Wisconsinitis Cream Ale pint to local charities, starting with Kinship Community Food Center. Open Wednesday through Sunday, the venue plans a grand launch party for late summer or early fall.

by Reid Ramsay
Posted in Wild Heaven Craft Beers