Sneaky Pete Spirits is expanding the Yacht Water lineup with Piña Yacht Water — pineapple tequila seltzer addition to the Atlanta brand’s growing portfolio tequila-based seltzers.
Background on the Water
Sneaky Pete Spirits – founded by Rachel and Peter Kiley alongside co-owners Continue Reading →
Mitchell Fairbarn faces four counts of animal cruelty after surveillance cameras caught him dragging birds across the enclosure at 6 a.m. and hauling one to the 14th floor — because farm boy instincts, apparently
Las Vegas has seen a lot of Continue Reading →
The most punk thing BrewDog ever did was take $100 million from its most loyal fans — and walk away without paying them back.
Tilray Brands Inc. has announced its acquisition of BrewDog, the Scottish brewery known for its rebellious (or Continue Reading →
“Zebra Striping” rewrote the non-alcoholic beer market almost overnight.
When I first heard the term “zebra striping,” I thought it was another idiotic dating trend. In reality, it has to do with drinking. There’s a new strategy spreading across bars and Continue Reading →
The Pennsylvania based brewer adds a new year-round stout a February winds down.
Tröegs Night Gazer Extra Stout is a new release that has been added to the brewery’s permanent year-round lineup, joining fan favorites Perpetual IPA, Troegenator, and Graffiti Highway Continue Reading →
Terrapin hosts its annual Wake-n-Bake Off at the brewery in Athens. After a good few years’ run of judging the competition, I thought it was a good time to look back at the photos over the years.
Few events on the Continue Reading →
Heineken announces global layoffs amid lower sales volumes
Heineken announced this week that it is slashing up to 6,000 jobs globally — nearly 7% of its 87,000-person workforce — while downgrading its 2026 profit-growth guidance. The world’s second-largest brewer is contending Continue Reading →
When Hurricane Helene devastated Asheville’s brewing community in September 2024, NoDa Brewing didn’t just send thoughts and prayers—they sent trucks loaded with supplies and fired up their kettles to brew over 1,000 barrels of Hi-Wire’s beer while the mountain city’s Continue Reading →
