“Forties at 4” was a time-honored Friday tradition among my engineering classmates in college. After our last class, several of them would purchase Miller (if we could find it in… Read More

Unfortunately, Stone Brewing is laying off some employees. That’s part of running a business. Stone saw our coverage of the layoffs last Friday, and they wanted you, the CBB reader,… Read More

Stone Brewing Co. has been gobbling up headlines with new projects over the last year. Just check out some of these posts: Stone Brewing continues to grab world by gonads,… Read More

Almost a month ago, we reported that Brooklyn Brewery and Kirin Holdings Co. in Japan seemed to be working on something big (like Kaijū big). Well that something is bigger… Read More

Picture this: A brewery has 5,000 barrels of a limited-edition brew aging in wine barrels. They’ve invested in the barrels, the beer and the design for the labels, and they… Read More

As the name should hint, BreweryPak is an insurance program designed for breweries. Why would you even consider a non-industry-specific product when there are already experts serving your trade? On… Read More

Just five years after opening their doors on the Westside of Atlanta, local favorite Monday Night Brewing is planning a new beer barrel-aging and souring facility, complete with tasting room,… Read More

In celebration of New Belgium Brewing Co. and Ben & Jerry’s latest collaboration, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Ale, the two B-Corp companies are once again joining forces with Protect Our… Read More

A fisherman, construction worker, dentist and insurance salesman. I can’t quite remember their names (I’ve been drinking), but their occupations make an impression. These people come from all walks of… Read More

How can a brewer protect the brewing recipe that he or she has put so much effort into perfecting? The U.S. Copyright Office takes the position that copyright law does… Read More