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Lawson’s Listens to Consumers to Make “First” Hazy IPA
Lawson’s Finest Liquids is one of the breweries credited with starting what is now called the “New England IPA” style. […]
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How Neshaminy Creek Paid Homage to a Local Family Favorite
Neshaminy Creek Brewing went for an easy-drinking nostalgic beer for its spring release, which dropped earlier this month. Rita’s Italian […]
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Why This Format is Gaining Traction for Ska
Facing stiff competition in the market, breweries need to find ways to stand out from the crowd and attract consumers. […]
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Why 2 Towns Added Hard Tea to its Lineup
The 2 Towns Ciderhouse umbrella continues to grow, with the Pacific Northwest Cidery’s most recent brand being an entry into […]
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Could Terpenes Be a Cost-Effective Solution for Aroma/Flavor Punch?
Any time you have a brand of beer that is hop-forward or even hop-aroma forward, the loss of volume per […]
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Why a New Kolsch Made Sense for Fair State
When Fair State Cooperative Brewing expanded its distribution into Chicago, it knew it wanted to time that with the release […]
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Does Your Brewery Need a Flagship Wheat Again?
For several years Walnut River Brewing had a Wheat as a year-round offering. It was mostly produced for in-house sales […]
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The Beer Anderson Valley Crafted to Support Coastal Causes
Anderson Valley Brewing Company’s newest release — Coastal Ale — was brewed in partnership with the Surfrider Foundation, a nonprofit organization […]
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Why 19.2 Cans Can Be a Value Add to Packaging Portfolio
Craft beer is often an underdeveloped category in C-Store distribution, but 19.2-ounce cans are creating a new avenue for breweries […]
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The Reset Beale’s Said Needed to Happen
Beale’s Beer says they have always been focused on straightforward beers, both in name and in style, but as the […]