In craft beer, rules were made to be broken. Unless of course those rules come from lawmakers. Then those rules are meant to be complained about and maybe lobbied against… Read More

The Brewers Association, the not-for-profit trade association dedicated to small and independent American brewers, is hyped to report that Congress has passed favorable tax reforms that will significantly benefit small… Read More

We start off 2016 with an encouraging update in the ongoing battle over on-premise sales for Georgia breweries. You’ll recall that mostly via a loophole brewers in Georgia were allowed… Read More

Your CBB pals have traveled to many a craft brewery for legitimate journalistic reasons. We all have our favorites, but we’d probably all agree that our all-time favorite trip was… Read More

Sorry for the alarmist headline, but it feels warranted. While everyone was watching the Beer Voltron form overseas, Anheuser-Busch InBev had a domestic plan ready to boost its declining sales… Read More

There is a craft beer revolution trying to gain steam in the South, and hopefully craft brewers will start winning some of these legislative battles. We talked about the fairly… Read More

This Thanksgiving, be thankful that your craft brewery is not located in Georgia. Craft breweries in the state find themselves in the middle of one of those “Umm, what?” local… Read More

Regulations for craft breweries vary all across the United States, especially when it comes to on-premise sales and distribution. Texas, for example, has been changing some of its rules to… Read More

Question: What can you do if you want to brew at the commercial level but simply cannot find or afford the space to do it? Short answer: contract brewing or… Read More

It’s an exciting time for the craft brewing industry. Favorable legislation has allowed breweries to increase production and create jobs. With expanding payrolls, however, comes a compliance obligation. Employment laws… Read More