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How to Successfully Break Into New Markets
You’ve completed multiple levels of success at your brewery. The first, brewing enough barrels to necessitate distribution channels. The second, […]
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It’s All About Energy Efficiency…
When going green meets efficiency, good things can happen in beer making. Most notably, cost savings. Better milled grains leads […]
Last Pint
How to Survive a Landslide
Some Sylva, North Carolina residents have been paying attention when you ask for Heinzelmännchen for nearly a decade. Partially due […]
Brew Talk
A Brief Background of Canned Beer
Beer in cans is not a new concept. Krueger’s introduced the first canned beer to market in 1935. The Gottfried […]
On Tap
Avery Brewing and MicroStar Logistics Grow Together
Today, Avery Brewing and MicroStar Logistics are pleased to announce a multi-year extension of their on-going partnership. MicroStar’s industry-leading keg […]
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Alltech Lexington Brewing and Distilling Co. to Quadruple Capacity as Demand Grows
As demand for its beers and spirits grows across the United States as well as abroad, Alltech Lexington Brewing and […]
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Preparing for the Section 179 Deduction Hangover
For the past several years, both start-up and expanding breweries have enjoyed the accelerated tax deductions provided by Section 179 […]
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Brewers Against Bad Things
Chippendale’s they are not. Brewers they are. All shapes, sizes and ages, 11 guys from three breweries went bottomless in […]
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The South Rises Again for Brewing
An admitted American History buff, Michael Lundmark is hoping to make a bit of history for Georgia in the coming […]
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Kentucky Honey Barrel Brown Ale Seasonal Brew Debuts; Local Honey and Hops Used
Honey tastes better when it’s local, and even better still when it’s in a craft beer. Central Kentucky farmers are […]