What’s something that connects the largest brewers of beer in the United States? No, not free masonry. Guess again. Give up? Flooring! Looks like the more beer a brewery sells,… Read More

In June, the National Bureau of Economic Research declared that the U.S. is in a recession — and it started in February 2020. The beginning of the pandemic marked the… Read More

The Colorado Brewers Guild (CBG) recently released the list of participating breweries for Colorado Pint Day on July 29. Last year, 79 member breweries distributed 17,000 Colorado Pint Day glassware… Read More

In the coming months, UC Davis Continuing and Professional Education is doubling down on its online brewing courses, featuring a variety of online options for home and professional brewers, or… Read More

North Carolina’s Hi-Wire Brewing continues to expand despite the turmoil of the global COVID-19 pandemic with the announcement of a fifth taproom set to open in Wilmington, N.C., in fall… Read More

The Brewers Association (BA) — the not-for-profit trade association dedicated to small and independent American craft brewers (by its definition) — today announced the launch of a weekly webinar series… Read More

Campbell, Calif.’s Surreal Brewing Co. is pitching non-alcoholic beer for fitness and fun. That’s cool. I like both of those things, but what really caught my attention here were the… Read More

Every little bit helps now, and lawmakers in Michigan have finally done a little bit for craft breweries in the state by passing legislation to raise the self-distribution cap from… Read More

New Holland Brewing Company has announced the next member of the Dragon’s Milk family, Dragon’s Milk Solera, a 10% ABV foeder-aged ale that emphasizes the passage of time. By implementing… Read More

The Brewers Association (BA) — the not-for-profit trade association dedicated to small and independent American craft brewers — just announced the hire of Marc Sorini, J.D., as its first-ever in-house… Read More