Scottish craft brewery, Brewdog, has started another round of crowdfunding you’ve come to know as Equity for Punks. The money from this round of funding will go to building a Brewdog Hotel in Ellon, Scotland.
Brewdog Hotel won’t just have rooms, Continue Reading →
Scottish craft brewer, Brewdog, might be eyeing a United States production location.
Stone Brewing Co. announced late last year that the brewery would build an east coast facility in Richmond, Virginia. Brewery co-founder Greg Koch mentioned on the brewery’s Facebook page that Continue Reading →
The second season of “Brewdogs” starring Scottish craft brewery founder James Watt and Martin Dickie starts on June 25th at 9 pm.
Season 1 featured 7 episodes filmed in Boston, Portland, Denver, Seattle, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and San Diego.
Brewdog doesn’t give a shit. In probably the best of ways. Today the Scottish brewery issued a formal apology to The Portman Group.
Backstory for the United States readers – The Portman Group was founded in 1989 by a leading group Continue Reading →
James Watt, co-founder of Brewdog in Scotland, found himself puzzled this week when a fake Brewdog opened in China.
He confirmed on Twitter that this store front is not affiliated at all with his company. His beers though, are sold in Continue Reading →
Oskar Blues (Colorado & North Carolina) recently collaborated abroad with Scottish craft brewer Brewdog. The duo brewed a boozy barleywine that clocks in at 10.5% ABV. The beer is aggressive; a beer “for people who enjoy nonsense and walking on Continue Reading →
Did you catch last night’s premiere of Brewdogs on the Esquire Network? Here’s what you missed.
Stone Brewing Co’s Greg Koch, along with Martin and James put their heads together on a recipe. The result? An west coast IPA brewed with Continue Reading →
