Brewery Closures
Rogue Ales, makers of Dead Guy Ale has shut down suddenly under financial strain.
Absolute shock rocks the beer industry today. Rogue Ales & Spirits abruptly closed all operations Friday morning, marking the end (at least for now) of Continue Reading →
Mid-Atlantic brewpub chain shuts down restaurants in Delaware, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey as industry consolidation accelerates
Iron Hill Brewery delivered shocking news to employees and customers yesterday morning, announcing the immediate closure of three locations including its flagship Newark, Delaware brewpub Continue Reading →
Bay Area craft beer pioneer 21st Amendment to close both San Francisco brewpub and San Leandro production facility by November
In a stunning turn of events that is sure to shake the craft beer industry, 21st Amendment Brewery has announced it Continue Reading →
Braselton Brewing Company, a brewpub housed in a historic 1920 cotton gin in downtown Braselton, Georgia, has closed its doors, marking the end of a nearly 7 year run.
Opened in December 2018 by Todd Braselton, the brewery gained local popularity, Continue Reading →
Duck Rabbit Brewery has closed after 20 years in Farmville, North Carolina.
Duck Rabbit Craft Brewery, a fixture of North Carolina’s craft beer scene since 2004, has ended its 20-year run. The Farmville-based brewery, best known for its Milk Stout and Continue Reading →
Cycle Brewing will close their St. Petersburg, Florida brewery this month after 12 years of operation.
One of Florida’s most beloved breweries, Cycle Brewing, and St. Petersburg’s first craft brewery, will close this month, founder Doug Dozark announced in a post Continue Reading →
Jekyll Brewing will close all locations and cease operations on Sunday, May 11, 2025.
Jekyll Brewing will close all their locations and cease all operations as of May 11th, according to founder Michael Lundmark.
Jekyll Brewing, opened their first location in Continue Reading →