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Atlanta, Georgia-based Second Self Beer will close its doors at the end of this month after 9 years of operation.
Second Self – situation on the city’s upper westside, was the 42nd brewery to open in the Peach State. The Continue Reading →
NoFo Brewing, located just north of Atlanta, has acquired Cleveland, Georgia-based Tantrum Brewing. The deal was closed this morning.
NoFo is acquiring the brewing equipment, 10,000+ square foot building, and 5.3 acres of land owned by Tantrum, located just two Continue Reading →
Let’s talk about thiols. If you crave tropical flavors in your beer or IPA, listen up. This bit of fermentation science is for you.
Thiols are aroma compounds and they come in two forms – free form and precursor. The Continue Reading →
Orpheus Brewing’s founder and brewmaster Jason Pellett announced today on social media that the brewery will close their current facility on Dutch Valley Road in Atlanta on April 23rd.
As the brewery closes down its current taproom and brewery, brewing Continue Reading →
Jackson Hole, Wyoming-based Roadhouse Brewery has acquired Melvin Brewing Co. and their Alpine, Wyoming production facility. The combined breweries are only 35 miles apart.
Both breweries were born in the garage and grew significantly over the past few years. Melvin Continue Reading →
Thanks to Atlanta’s New Realm Brewing, Georgia Tech Athletics has its first official beer. The beer launches today ahead of Tech’s first football game against Clemson.
New Realm Helluvienna Lager debuts today, an amber lager suitable for mass consumption at tailgates, Continue Reading →
Pabst Blue Ribbon has unveiled the 1844 case of beer. That’s a full 68 cans more than the 1776 pack they unveiled last summer.
The year 1844 and fighting inflation.
Why 1844? That’s the year Pabst was founded. Considering the financial challenges Continue Reading →