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Variety and IPAs: Starr Hill Focuses on its Consumers
IPA is still the king and Starr Hill is embracing that with hopes to win new consumers or bring in […]
Month: March 2016
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Kentucky Gets on Board with its Brewers
The state of Kentucky is a governor’s signature away from doubling the barrelage cap for microbreweries in the state, along […]
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With a Little Help from Their Friends
Using an array of techniques, yeast, hops and malts, New Belgium’s iconic “Fat Tire” Amber Ale will have multiple personalities […]
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Stone Brewing Extends Distribution, Says Goodbye to an Old Friend
While announcing the retirement of one of the beers that nearly started with the opening of the brewery, Stone Brewing […]
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Two Craft Founders Up for Prestigious James Beard Award
Two craft beer brewery founders are still in the running for a prestigious national award. Dogfish Head’s Sam Calagione and […]
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Harpoon Suggests Three Years the Lifeblood of a Craft Seasonal
Citing downward sales and acknowledging that perhaps three years is about the length of a seasonal, Harpoon Brewery is saying […]
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Social Media Works to Give WeldWerks Brewing a National Honor
What a way to celebrate your first anniversary. WeldWerks Brewing saw a huge increase in consumers for its celebration, due […]
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Deschutes Brewery Expands to Roanoke
Gary Fish may have thought that waiting through the process and the choosing of a new spot for Deschutes Brewery’s […]
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Short’s Brewing Expands with Cans
After leaving the state of Michigan for the first time with a distribution agreement for Chicago and eastern Pennsylvania, Short’s […]
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Palmetto Brewing Delivers Essentials via Brew Hub
South Carolina’s oldest brewery is ready to enter the can market. But without a canning line, Palmetto Brewing had to […]