The Beer Institute published an unofficial estimate of domestic tax paid by beer brewers: The May 2013 domestic tax paid estimate is 16,300,000 barrels (bbls). May 2012 removals were 16,919,000… Read More

Stainless steel equipment, globally sourced ingredients, nationwide distribution — if only the ancient Sumerians could see the craft beer industry now. Ah yes, the Sumerians. The people that were into… Read More

Shmaltz Brewing Co., renowned contract brewer in upstate New York, opened up its very own production brewery 10 minutes north of its other facilities. The new 20,000-square-foot facility is filled… Read More

Laurelwood Brewing Co. in Portand, Ore., announced a major expansion deal, contracting with the Craft Brew Alliance in order to increase its production by as many as 15,000 barrels (bbls)… Read More

KeyKeg took part in the Ameristar awards competition, one of the most famous packaging competitions in North America, and the company announced that the KeyKeg 20 Slimline won in the… Read More

As soon as North Carolina decides on regulations for sanitation, restaurants, bars, breweries and bottle shops finally will be able to fill and sell growlers. What’s that about the cleaning?… Read More

When Kelly and Lindsey Meyer decided to open New Braunfels Brewing Co. in 2011, their business plan always included partnering with a distributor. Enter Wright Distributing Inc. and its recently… Read More

According to the North Coast Brewing Co. blog, the Fort Bragg, Calif., brewer added three brand new stainless steel fermenting tanks from the Paul Mueller Co. into the southwest side… Read More

The American craft brewing community is renowned for its ingenuity and versatility in producing an expansive range of delicious beers. This inclination toward creativity was reflected in the wide variety… Read More

The American Homebrewers Association’s (AHA) members like their beers bitter and once again voted Russian River Brewing Co.’s Pliny the Elder the “Best Commercial Beer in America” for the fifth… Read More