In case you haven’t noticed the insane amount of new and cool products being released at the Craft Brewers Conference in Portland in April (#CBCPreview), here’s another one. At the… Read More

The Customized Membrane Technology Division of Burkert was founded in April 2004 as an innovative manufacturer of membranes and modules for exceptionally critical applications including: chemistry, environmental studies, food industry,… Read More

It’s bigger, faster and, would you believe, tidier? Hey, it can even babysit itself. But wait, there’s still more for Flying Fish Brewing Co. to like about the German-made centrifuge… Read More

Since 1874, GEA Brewery Systems, also known as Huppmann, has manufactured high-quality brewhouse equipment for facilities all over the world and is one of the leading suppliers of process technology… Read More

There is nothing better than new brewing equipment rolling into a brewery. That’s why we’re jazzed to hear about New Belgium Brewing’s Asheville fermentation vessels and bright beer tanks, which… Read More

GP Analytics LLC, a cloud-based software solution for craft brewers, announced a new partnership agreement with Bend, Ore.-based Crux Fermentation Project. “GP Analytics has proven themselves to be the perfect… Read More

It’s Monday morning; we’re hungover, and we’re willing to let this video fly. Look, we came up with a lead and everything: Rogue Ales and Spirits always quantifies itself as… Read More

Cape May Brewing Co.’s (CMBC) new brew house — capable of producing 15,000 barrels (or 472,500 gallons) per year — is on its way. But before any beer can be… Read More

K&G Data Solutions, a specialized application software company, has launched Brew-Q, a fully customizable quality automation software which automatically acquires, analyzes and displays your brewery’s product quality information directly from… Read More

Germans know a thing or two about both beer and cutting-edge engineering. Germanic tribes claim the first commercial hop gardens and hopped beers around the 11th or 12th century, feeding… Read More