For years Mikkeller Brewing, headed up by Mikkel Borg Bjergsø, was a one of the world’s most venerable gypsy brewers. Meaning he didn’t have a brewery of his own to call home.
That all changed when Peter Zien, owner and founder of Continue Reading →
This week, the Brewer’s Association, a not-for-profit trade group dedicated to small and independent breweries in America, launched a new seal. The “Independent Craft” seal can be licensed for free, designating a brewery’s independence.
For a little insight, the Brewers Association intends Continue Reading →
When the weather eventually turns cold, you might be sipping this new release. New Belgium Imperial Frambozen with Cocoa.
“Frambozen” (Flemish for raspberry) is the beautifully red fruit forward beer brewed with a touch of chocolate malt; a seasonal that hit Continue Reading →
The Brewers Association, a not-for-profit trade association dedicated to small and independent breweries in America, is launching a new “official seal” designating a brewery’s independence.
In a world where brewing giants like Anheuser-Busch InBev are purchasing craft breweries, the Brewers Association Continue Reading →
Soon to be marking 20 years of dedicated craft brewing will be a celebratory release, Ommegang 20th Anniversary.
Brewery Ommegang was founded in 1997 in Cooperstown, New York (home of the the Baseball Hall of Fame). The Belgian inspired brewery sits Continue Reading →
Philippines based San Miguel Brewery is planning to build a $150 million dollar facility in Los Angeles. This will be the brewery’s first U.S. build.
The L.A. build is a part of a $500 million operations expansion. A representative of San Miguel tells Continue Reading →
In a current world of big beer acquisitions, this purchase is definitely a new one. A Canadian brewery has purchased one of America’s most well known – Fort Collin’s Brewery.
Who’s Buying.
Red Truck Beer Company started in 2005 by Mark James. Continue Reading →
