Anheuser-Busch InBev (Leuven, Belgium) finds themselves in crosshairs of a class-action lawsuit once again. This time it’s over the brewing status of their brand, Leffe.
Henry Vazquez filed suit against A-B in Miami, Florida last week. Vazquez is no stranger to this process. Continue Reading →
Founders Sumatra Mountain Brown is the next specialty offering by the Grand Rapids, Michigan based brewery.
Founders Sumatra Mountain Brown has the look and feel of a beer from the brewery’s Backstage Series – Frangelic Mountain Brown Ale. While that edition was Continue Reading →
Ommegang Seven Kingdoms Hoppy Wheat Ale has joined the brewery’s Game of Thrones series.
This edition is a hop-forward marriage of Belgian and American style wheat ales, that finishes strong at 6.9% alcohol by volume. Ommegang touts this beer as “refreshing” (like an Continue Reading →
Asheville, North Carolina’s Highland Brewing is set to release their first cans in May.
The first beers to be available in 12 ounce cans will include Highland Pilsner, and new Mandarina IPA.
Highland tells Beer Street Journal that if all goes well, Continue Reading →
Cigar City Hapax Legomenon is a future release by the Tampa, Florida brewery. The brewery already has a repertoire of unique beers, but this upcoming release is pushes the boundaries a bit.
Cigar City Hapax Legomenon begans as a Belgian-style tripel ale Continue Reading →
Dogfish Head Squall IPA is back on shelves. The beer has been on hiatus for a few years now.
Squall IPA is a continually hopped (much like 60, 90, & 120 Minute IPAs), as well as unfiltered. The imperial IPA is Continue Reading →
Creature Comforts The King’s Ransom, a collaboration with Brooklyn, New York’s Other Half Brewing, has been canned.
The Athens, Georgia based brewery has been teasing the collaboration for weeks on social media. The King’s Ransom is a Baltic porter, which stylistically Continue Reading →
