Finally some sanity from the United States government. The Food and Drug Administration is backing down from the proposed spent grain rule restriction.
A proposed rule would require a brewery’s spent grain to be processed and packaged before going to the Continue Reading →
Small business is under attack in Florida. Yesterday, the Florida Senate voted 30-10 in flavor of SB-1714. The bill would require breweries making more than 2,000 kegs a year, to sell the beer to a distributor, only to buy it Continue Reading →
Brewdog doesn’t give a shit. In probably the best of ways. Today the Scottish brewery issued a formal apology to The Portman Group.
Backstory for the United States readers – The Portman Group was founded in 1989 by a leading group Continue Reading →
Lewiston, Maine’s Baxter Brewing and DC Brau (Washington D.C.) have teamed up on a new collaboration beer – Daughters of Poseidon. A stout/ipa hybrid brewed with oysters.
Brandon Skall, founder of DC Brau and Luke Livingston of Baxter Brewing met a Continue Reading →
The Florida state senate has dealt a damaging blow to the craft brewers of Florida. Today, The Senate voted 30-10 to restrict the amount of packaged beer breweries can sell directly to customers. Obviously, craft breweries opposed this law. Currently, Continue Reading →
Golden Road Brewing (Los Angeles, CA) has been on fire since they day they launched the brewery. The all-can brewery has a core lineup that includes Point The Way IPA, Get Up Off of That Brown, Golden Road Hefeweizen, Cabrillo Continue Reading →
Just this past weekend, a few of us were lounging by the pool. A friend that loves beer, but medically has to drink gluten-free was trying to be sneaky about her bottles of Omission Lager and Pale Ale in a Continue Reading →
