Leinenkugel Brewing Company is replacing Fireside Nut Brown with Snowdrift Vanilla Porter this fall. Unlike it’s nutty predecessor, Snowdrift will be offering in cans. The beer is a porter with vanilla, and as John Leinenkugel tells me – “great when Continue Reading →
Evil Twin Brewing will start releasing cans in 2012. The Danish nomadic brewer is canning at least two offerings at Westbrook Brewing in South Carolina. Seen above is Hipster Ale, a pale ale. I’m told Bikini Continue Reading →
Boneyard Brewing (Bend, Oregon) will be adding a canning line this year. The brewery hopes to release their first can offerings in Spring, 2013. The brewery is also working on a new website.
Cans are taking Continue Reading →
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Shipyard Brewing (Portland, ME) has leased a space all the way in Tennessee in order to expand the overall capacity and introduce cans.
“This is a very exciting time in our growth,” stated Shipyard’s president Fred Forsley. “Our brewery Continue Reading →
It looks like Red Hare Brewing (Marietta, GA) will be the first craft brewery in the state of Georgia to can. This week, Red Hare fired up their canning line for the first time. Long Day Lager will be the first Continue Reading →
