Top Stories
How to Make Your Branding Stand Out
The ultimate goal of working toward branding your brewery according to Moksa Brewing‘s Derek Gallanosa is to become a company […]
Month: May 2022
Brew Review
Is There a Future for Kernza? Dogfish Head Says Yes!
In 2008, The Land Institute in Salina, Kansas, made a breakthrough in regenerative agriculture with the development of a perennial […]
New Beers
Call to Arms Rebrands Shirtless Putin to Operation Steingrabber; Releases 2 New Brands
Sometimes the greatest of things aren’t able to reach their full potential without a bit of metamorphosis. Call to Arms […]
New Beers
Urban Artifact Releases World’s Most Expensive Alcohol
Urban Artifact didn’t set out to create the world’s most expensive (and fruitiest) fermented beverage, but that is exactly what […]
New Beers
Flying Dog Doubles Down on Old Bay with Creation of Double Dead Rise
Each Spring, the team at Maryland’s Flying Dog Brewery is excited to bring back Dead Rise Summer Ale, the only […]
New Ciders
Blake’s Releases Passion Seeker Kinder Cider to Round Out ‘Summer of Cider’ Lineup
Blake’s Hard Cider (BHC), the Midwest’s largest craft cidery, introduces Passion Seeker, a fruity, tropical limited release summer hard cider available across […]
Brewer Mag Q&A
The Next Big Hurdle Holidaily Looks for Craft Beer to Leap
This is a part of a continuing series of Q&As with members of the brewing community from across the U.S.Brewer […]
Top Stories
Number-Crunching Keys in Creating Power, Water Usage Goals
Anderson Valley‘s Kevin McGee feels it’s imperative for every business on a lot of levels to try to be more […]
State Guild News
Ohio Reaches 400-Brewery Milestone
Ohio is now home to 400 active craft breweries. Guernsey Brewhouse in Cambridge – slated to open in mid-July – became the […]
On Tap
“We Actually Like Our Customers,”: Anderson Valley Holds Pricing
While beer prices are going up, Northern California’s iconic Anderson Valley Brewing Company (AVBC) announced that it will not be following […]