Press Releases
Anchor Brewing, the City’s largest manufacturer, today joined Mayor Edwin Lee and the San Francisco Giants to announce plans to construct a world-class facility at Pier 48 as part of the Mission Rock Development Project.
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(Boston, MA) — Samuel Adams plans to offer Samuel Adams Boston Lager in a can — but not just any can. The new can design — the result of two years of ergonomic and sensory research and testing — aims to provide a drinking Continue Reading →
Today, Mother Earth Brewing of Kinston, NC announced that they have become the first brewery in the United States to be awarded LEED® Gold certification status from the United States Green Building Council. The award comes after over three years Continue Reading →
ATLANTA (February 2013) — Raise the curfew and hand over the keys, because SweetWater Brewery is celebrating 16 years of heady beers this Feb. 17. In true SweetWater fashion, the brewery is throwing a Sweet 16 birthday bash that is for sure to Continue Reading →
LONDONDERRY, NEW HAMPSHIRE — This winter, New Hampshire’s Moonlight Meadery (23 Londonderry Road #17, 603-216-2162) will bring their richly flavored, artisanally produced and gluten-free meads to an ever-increasing audience that now includes nearly two dozen states, including Georgia. Founded by meadmaker Michael Fairbrother in 2010 to Continue Reading →
Boulder, CO – February 5, 2013–Citing tireless work on behalf of America’s small and independent craft brewers, the Brewers Association (BA)–the not-for-profit trade group representing the majority of U.S. brewing companies–today presented two United States Congressmen with the organization’s Legislator of the Year Continue Reading →
Indianapolis, Ind. (February 5, 2013) — Sun King Brewing Company has partnered withZIPP SPEED WEAPONRY, the Stutz Arts Association, and PRIZM Art Supply for the inaugural reCYCLE pARTS, community bicycle art project benefitting local charities,Freewheelin’ Community Bikes and INDYCOG and International charity, World Bike Relief.
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