Brewers Association
According to the Brewers Association the American craft beer industry saw record breaking export sales in 2012. Based on results from an industry-wide survey export sales volume increased by a whopping 72% when compared with 2011 with an estimated volume Continue Reading →
The Brewers Association has released their 2013 Beer Style Guidelines. 2013 version defines 142 styles of beer, up 2 styles from last year.
This year, Adambier and Grätzer styles were added for the first time ever. Both are historic pre-Reinheitsgebot styles that Continue Reading →
Boulder, CO – March 4, 2013–The Brewers Association (BA), the not-for-profit trade group dedicated to promoting and protecting America’s small and independent craft brewers, released its 2013 Beer Style Guidelines. Updated annually, this year’s version defines 142 styles of beer, up from 140 in 2012.
Compiling the Continue Reading →
Boulder, CO – February 20, 2013–Got Spring Fever? America’s small and independent craft brewers have a cure. Showcasing innovation and imagination, CraftBeer.com –the Brewers Association (BA) website for beer lovers–released its list of spring seasonal craft beers produced by BA members.
“The first signs of spring come Continue Reading →
American Craft Beer Week 2013 has been officially announced. May 13-19, 2013 offers small and independent craft brewers a chance to celebrate the amazing beer culture we have here in America.
Motivate your local bars, retailers and distributors to get involved this year. America 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 →
Boulder, CO – January 28, 2013 — The Brewers Association (BA)–the not-for-profit trade association dedicated to small and independent American craft brewers–today launched KegReturn.com, a site that provides tools to help consumers, homebrewers, retailers, wholesalers, brewers and scrap yards redirect kegs back to the breweries that Continue Reading →