Portland, Maine based Allagash Brewing will debut their first ever cans this spring, starting with 16-ounce cans of Hoppy Table Beer.
Why not Allagash White?
When the brewery opened in 1995, founder Rob Tod only had one beer – White. It’s become Continue Reading →
What seems like just weeks ago, Green Flash Brewing could be found in U.S. states. Then came the news that the brewery was pulling out of nearly 2/3rds of their distribution territory.
In March, Green Flash announced the closure of their $20 Continue Reading →
New Belgium The Hemperor, an India pale ale brewed with hemp, debuts in April.
India pale ales have always been hot in craft beer, but lately, their popularity has skyrocketed. You can thank new strains of dank hops, the New England Continue Reading →
Brendan Peacock, the man that sued 21st Amendment in early 2017, is suing another brewery. This time, it’s Pabst Blue Ribbon.
This lawsuit is focused on the Olympia Beer brand, owned by PBR, and their slogan “It’s in the water”.
The beer’s Continue Reading →
The Brewers Association, a not-for-profit trade group dedicated to America’s independent brewers have added a few new entries to their Beer Style Guidelines for 2018. Think of it like Merriam-Webster adding words to the dictionary.
Quite obviously, the nearly 6,500 breweries in Continue Reading →
The Brewer’s Association, the not-for-profit trade group that represents small and independent craft brewers has releasd the annual “Top 50” list for 2017.
In the craft segment, Yuengling still holds the #1 spot in sales volume, followed by Boston Beer, Sierra Continue Reading →
Dogfish Head Dragons & YumYums, a collaboration with the band The Flaming Lips, has arrived.
Delaware based Dogfish Head is no stranger to musical collaborations. Previous releases include Bitches Brew inspired by Miles Davis, American Beauty with the Grateful Dead, and Continue Reading →
