U.S. Senator Charles Schumer launched his plan last week to end the prohibition-era law that prevents the United States Postal Service (USPS) from delivering beer, wine and spirits to consumers,… Read More

Kicking off the week of Nov. 11, Louisville locals will officially be able to wet their whistles with SweetWater Brewing Co.’s lip-smackin’ lineup of hoppy, unpasteurized ales. This announcement comes… Read More

Founders Brewing Co. created a special label for its Pale Ale, saluting the christening of the Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) aircraft carrier, named for the 38th President of the… Read More

Music and beer are old friends, and a great collaboration between packaging expert Crown and Fort George Brewery are bringing the two together in new and innovative ways. A seasonal… Read More

Saint Arnold Brewing Co. finalized agreements with distributors in Florida and will enter markets along Florida’s Gulf Coast this month. Florida is just the fourth state where Saint Arnold beers… Read More

The Beer Institute published an unofficial estimate of domestic tax paid by brewers. The September 2013 domestic tax paid estimate is 15 million barrels. September 2012 removals were 14.8 million… Read More

What city in the country is the most dedicated to craft beer? There are several contenders that immediately jump to mind, but how about Fairfield, Calif.? Fairfield might not have… Read More

The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) added a new resource for brewers waiting for TTB application approval. The new Processing Times for Beverage Alcohol Formulas page includes… Read More

We receive plenty of beer release news at the Craft Brewing Business office, many of which tout a beer’s freshness and seasonal impact. A news release from the Alaskan Brewing… Read More

Sometimes it seems it is more difficult to define craft beer than to actually brew it. Well, it’s not the defining that is the hard part, it is the agreeing… Read More