Update, October 13th: Anheuser Busch InBev and SABMiller, have initially agreed terms, for a total of a valuation of $106 billon (pounds), $104.2 billon U.S. The acquisition would mean the group controls 30% of the world’s beer production.
In a world of brewery acquisitions and buyouts, this Continue Reading →
The California Attorney General and the United States Department of Justice are reviewing Anheuser Busch distributor purchases.
Over the past few months, the world’s largest brewery has purchased five distributors in three states. A move, that many craft breweries have said, make Continue Reading →
Green Flash Hand Shake IPA is coming out off the recent merger with Alpine Beer Co.
About a year ago, Green Flash Brewing “acquired’ Alpine Beer Co., in a deal that has seen Alpine’s beers brewed and distributed through Green Flash. This Continue Reading →
New Belgium announced today that their new Asheville-based brewery will be opening in Spring 2016, coinciding with the brewery’s 25th anniversary.
New Belgium began planning the new brewery back in 2013. Below is a look at the Western Carolina Livestock Market, the Continue Reading →
Dogfish Head Craft Brewery (Milton, DE) has sold a 15% stake in the brewery to LNK Partners, a New York based private equity firm. The financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed.
Before the “buy-out/sell-out” accusations swirl, it is Continue Reading →
Surly Barrel-Aged Darkness, a rye whiskey barrel-aged variant of the wildly popular imperial stout looms in 2015.
Our 2015 vintage bottling of Darkness features a screeching bat-nightmare by local artist Brandon Holt. No creature is more adept at navigating in the Continue Reading →
Unless you turned off your phone the past few days and missed it, the 2015 Great American Beer Festival has been going on in Denver, Colorado. As is with previous years, this is your medal rundown from the festival.
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