Sierra Nevada Brewing confirmed that the 2012 Beer Camp Variety Pack will be released in early to mid-August. The pack will include: Oatmeal Stout, Imperial Pilsner, Floral IPA and Imperial Red Ale.
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Friday, June 29, 2012
Sierra Nevada reveals 2012 Beer Camp Variety Pack artwork
Sierra Nevada reveals 2012 Beer Camp Variety Pack artwork:
Sierra Nevada Brewing confirmed that the 2012 Beer Camp Variety Pack will be released in early to mid-August. The pack will include: Oatmeal Stout, Imperial Pilsner, Floral IPA and Imperial Red Ale.
Facebook | Sierra Nevada.
Sierra Nevada Brewing confirmed that the 2012 Beer Camp Variety Pack will be released in early to mid-August. The pack will include: Oatmeal Stout, Imperial Pilsner, Floral IPA and Imperial Red Ale.
Facebook | Sierra Nevada.
NAOBF this weekend, Craft Beer Month kicks off Thursday
NAOBF this weekend, Craft Beer Month kicks off Thursday: Organic beers this weekend, Oregon Craft Beer Month kicks off next Thursday and lots in between...
Constellation Brands Inc. to Acquire Remaining 50 Percent Interest in Crown ...
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Your guide to Oregon Craft Beer Month
Your guide to Oregon Craft Beer Month: Here's the Oregon Craft Beer Month special section published in The Oregonian today.
Oregon craft beer production up 5.5 percent in 2011: 1.168 million barrels
Oregon craft beer production up 5.5 percent in 2011: 1.168 million barrels: The Oregon Brewers Guild announced Tuesday that Oregon's breweries crafted 1,168,000 barrels of beer (or roughly 290 million pints) during 2011, a 7.5 percent increase from the previous year.
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Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Deschutes turns 24
Deschutes turns 24:
Deschutes turns 24
06/27/12
Deschutes Brewery Portland Pub
210 NW 11th Ave
Portland
503-296-4906
All Day
Specialty food menu all day long, barrel-aged beers, give-aways and a beer-of-the-hour, appetizers on the 24, little kids coloring contest, big kids trivia contest.
Deschutes turns 24
06/27/12
Deschutes Brewery Portland Pub
210 NW 11th Ave
Portland
503-296-4906
All Day
Specialty food menu all day long, barrel-aged beers, give-aways and a beer-of-the-hour, appetizers on the 24, little kids coloring contest, big kids trivia contest.
Oregon Craft Beer Month Kick Off
Oregon Craft Beer Month Kick Off:
The 7th Annual Oregon Craft Beer Month Kick Off
07/05/12
McMenamins Mission Theater
1624 NW Glisan
Portland
6pm
Kick off for Oregon Craft Beer Month will premier the Oregon Brewers Festival Movie on July 5th at the Mission Theater, 1624 NW Glisan in Portland. The film, called My First Oregon Brewers Festival, interviews Oregon brewers and industry members in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the largest all craft beer festival in the US, the Oregon Brewers Festival. Prior to the screening, a panel featuring the festival’s creators will discuss the OBF’s early days.
6 p.m. doors; 7 p.m. Q&A Panel; 7:30 p.m. film | Free | 21 and overs
The 7th Annual Oregon Craft Beer Month Kick Off
07/05/12
McMenamins Mission Theater
1624 NW Glisan
Portland
6pm
Kick off for Oregon Craft Beer Month will premier the Oregon Brewers Festival Movie on July 5th at the Mission Theater, 1624 NW Glisan in Portland. The film, called My First Oregon Brewers Festival, interviews Oregon brewers and industry members in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the largest all craft beer festival in the US, the Oregon Brewers Festival. Prior to the screening, a panel featuring the festival’s creators will discuss the OBF’s early days.
6 p.m. doors; 7 p.m. Q&A Panel; 7:30 p.m. film | Free | 21 and overs
Hopworks Urban Brewery’s canning line goes into action
Hopworks Urban Brewery’s canning line goes into action:
Thinking about making a call to Wild Goose Engineering for one of their canning lines? See it in action here at Hopworks Urban Brewery. Just freshly installed.via Vimeo | Hopworks.
Oregon beer production grows 7.5% percent in 2011 to all-time high
Oregon beer production grows 7.5% percent in 2011 to all-time high:
Press Release:
(Portland, OR) – The Oregon Brewers Guild announced today that Oregon’s breweries crafted 1,168,000 barrels of beer (or roughly 290 million pints) during 2011, a 7.5 percent increase from the previous year. Despite overall weak employment figures for the year in Oregon, the state’s brewing companies added more than 600 jobs in 2011 and directly employed more than 5,500 people.
“Increasing production by 7.5 percent simply means more jobs,” said Brian Butenschoen, Executive Director of the Oregon Brewers Guild. “When an increased number of Oregonians choose Oregon beer over other options, we need more farmers to grow hops and barley, brewers buy more equipment, open breweries, and hire new employees.”
In addition to strengthening the local economy, Oregon’s 100 plus brewing companies donated product and dollars to community non-profits in 2011 equaling more than $1.45 million. Retail sales of Oregon-made beer sold in the state totaled approximately $270 million in 2011. In total, the brewing industry contributes $2.44 billion to the state’s economy and employs more than 25,000 people directly and indirectly.
Oregon currently has 110 brewing companies operating 145 brewing facilities in 58 cities across the state. Portland,
Oregon currently has 49 breweries within its city limits, more than any other city in the world.
Roughly 15.8 percent of the 2.712 million barrels of all beer – both bottled and draft – consumed in the state were made in Oregon. For draft beer, that percentage is even higher, with Oregon breweries producing an estimated 42.8 percent of all draft beer consumed in the state. Both of these numbers are the highest for any state in the United States and the 2011 numbers broke previous records set in 2010. Oregonians consumed 10.7 percent more Oregon craft beer over last year, equaling 429,000 barrels. Craft beer production in the U.S. grew 13 percent in 2011 and now represents 5.7 percent of the total volume of beer brewed in the United States.
“I have to warn people that this next information set is intended for those who really, really love beer stats,” said Butenschoen. “In Oregon, craft beer has been the largest beer category for the last 20 months – a first in U.S. history – and Oregon continues to lead the country in the percentage of dollars spent on craft beer. In fact, for the week ending 12/25/11, 40 percent of dollars spent on beer in Portland supermarkets was on craft beer, and that’s also a first in U.S. history.” (statistics provided by SymphonyIRI Group)
The Oregon Brewers Guild is Oregon’s non-profit trade association for the state’s independent breweries. The Guild comprises 89 brewing companies,60 associate or supplier members and more than 3,200 enthusiast members or S.N.O.B.s (Supporters of Native Oregon Beer). For more information, see www.oregonbeer.org.
Press Release:(Portland, OR) – The Oregon Brewers Guild announced today that Oregon’s breweries crafted 1,168,000 barrels of beer (or roughly 290 million pints) during 2011, a 7.5 percent increase from the previous year. Despite overall weak employment figures for the year in Oregon, the state’s brewing companies added more than 600 jobs in 2011 and directly employed more than 5,500 people.
“Increasing production by 7.5 percent simply means more jobs,” said Brian Butenschoen, Executive Director of the Oregon Brewers Guild. “When an increased number of Oregonians choose Oregon beer over other options, we need more farmers to grow hops and barley, brewers buy more equipment, open breweries, and hire new employees.”
In addition to strengthening the local economy, Oregon’s 100 plus brewing companies donated product and dollars to community non-profits in 2011 equaling more than $1.45 million. Retail sales of Oregon-made beer sold in the state totaled approximately $270 million in 2011. In total, the brewing industry contributes $2.44 billion to the state’s economy and employs more than 25,000 people directly and indirectly.
Oregon currently has 110 brewing companies operating 145 brewing facilities in 58 cities across the state. Portland,
Oregon currently has 49 breweries within its city limits, more than any other city in the world.
Roughly 15.8 percent of the 2.712 million barrels of all beer – both bottled and draft – consumed in the state were made in Oregon. For draft beer, that percentage is even higher, with Oregon breweries producing an estimated 42.8 percent of all draft beer consumed in the state. Both of these numbers are the highest for any state in the United States and the 2011 numbers broke previous records set in 2010. Oregonians consumed 10.7 percent more Oregon craft beer over last year, equaling 429,000 barrels. Craft beer production in the U.S. grew 13 percent in 2011 and now represents 5.7 percent of the total volume of beer brewed in the United States.
“I have to warn people that this next information set is intended for those who really, really love beer stats,” said Butenschoen. “In Oregon, craft beer has been the largest beer category for the last 20 months – a first in U.S. history – and Oregon continues to lead the country in the percentage of dollars spent on craft beer. In fact, for the week ending 12/25/11, 40 percent of dollars spent on beer in Portland supermarkets was on craft beer, and that’s also a first in U.S. history.” (statistics provided by SymphonyIRI Group)
The Oregon Brewers Guild is Oregon’s non-profit trade association for the state’s independent breweries. The Guild comprises 89 brewing companies,60 associate or supplier members and more than 3,200 enthusiast members or S.N.O.B.s (Supporters of Native Oregon Beer). For more information, see www.oregonbeer.org.
Monday, June 25, 2012
New Belgium reports diverting 99.9% of waste from landfills
New Belgium reports diverting 99.9% of waste from landfills:
At New Belgium, we think that’s a smart and classy idea so we work hard to find a home for brewery byproducts. This means that we’ve been able to divert 99.9% of our waste from the landfill! And the cherry on top? Our Waste Diversion program actually generates revenue by the end of the day. Our full-time Waste Diversion Specialist, Alie, put together this handy dandy 2011 report (pdf) and we thought you might like to take a peek.via New Belgium blog.
Oregon local news station covers Rogue Ales’ Beard beer (video)
Oregon local news station covers Rogue Ales’ Beard beer (video):
Our Friends at KGW News talked to Rogue Ale’s Mad Scientist about Beard Brew.via YouTube | Rogue Ales.
Sierra Nevada Beer Camp Series variety pack beers revealed
Sierra Nevada Beer Camp Series variety pack beers revealed:
(Chico, CA) – Sierra Nevada Brewing Company got label approval this week for the four beers it will be putting in the 2012 Beer Camp Variety Pack.
Sierra Nevada debuted the pack last May and it will return later this year with a new lineup of beers. Product Development Manager, Bill Manley, told BeerPulse back in March that the pack was tentatively slated for August release.
Variety packs are among the hot packages in craft beer. Variety packs ranked fourth behind seasonals, IPAs and Pale Ales in terms of sales in supermarkets as of the end of 2011, according to Symphony IRI Group data.
Here are the four beers that will be featured this year:
Sierra Nevada Oatmeal Stout (Beer Camp #45) – This big oatmeal stout is midnight black in color-with a big roasty, mocha-like aroma. It has a silky body from the use of rolled oats, and a round and lasting finish. Perfect as an after-dinner treat.
Sierra Nevada Imperial Red Ale (Beer Camp #65) – This Imperial Red Ale takes the intense hop profile found in a traditional double IPA and turns up the malt. It has big aromatic hop notes of grapefruit, peach and melon – balanced by a smooth and surprisingly robust malt body.
Sierra Nevada Imperial Pilsner (Beer Camp #43) – Packing a big hop-forward punch and bright crisp finish, this golden pilsner features a hearty dose of “sticky,” resinous Crystal and Pacifica dry hops, which balance the light-bodied yet complex malt backbone.
Sierra Nevada Floral IPA (Beer Camp #53) – This unique take on the traditional IPA style pairs the bold and intense aromas of whole-cone hop “flowers” with aromatic natural rose hips and petals for complex aromas and unexpected flavors.
(Chico, CA) – Sierra Nevada Brewing Company got label approval this week for the four beers it will be putting in the 2012 Beer Camp Variety Pack.
Sierra Nevada debuted the pack last May and it will return later this year with a new lineup of beers. Product Development Manager, Bill Manley, told BeerPulse back in March that the pack was tentatively slated for August release.
Variety packs are among the hot packages in craft beer. Variety packs ranked fourth behind seasonals, IPAs and Pale Ales in terms of sales in supermarkets as of the end of 2011, according to Symphony IRI Group data.
Here are the four beers that will be featured this year:
Sierra Nevada Oatmeal Stout (Beer Camp #45) – This big oatmeal stout is midnight black in color-with a big roasty, mocha-like aroma. It has a silky body from the use of rolled oats, and a round and lasting finish. Perfect as an after-dinner treat.
Sierra Nevada Imperial Red Ale (Beer Camp #65) – This Imperial Red Ale takes the intense hop profile found in a traditional double IPA and turns up the malt. It has big aromatic hop notes of grapefruit, peach and melon – balanced by a smooth and surprisingly robust malt body.
Sierra Nevada Imperial Pilsner (Beer Camp #43) – Packing a big hop-forward punch and bright crisp finish, this golden pilsner features a hearty dose of “sticky,” resinous Crystal and Pacifica dry hops, which balance the light-bodied yet complex malt backbone.
Sierra Nevada Floral IPA (Beer Camp #53) – This unique take on the traditional IPA style pairs the bold and intense aromas of whole-cone hop “flowers” with aromatic natural rose hips and petals for complex aromas and unexpected flavors.
New Belgium leaves Seattle-based Click Wholesale Distributing
New Belgium leaves Seattle-based Click Wholesale Distributing:
via Craft Business Daily (subscription-only).
New Belgium Brewing has just announced that it is moving its Lips of Faith and Trip Series beers back to Columbia Distribution after a 3-year run with Click Wholesale Distributing in the Pacific Northwest.The company’s core offerings are already available through Columbia so this is just a consolidation.
via Craft Business Daily (subscription-only).
Snapple Gives Fans a Chance to Attend the "America's Got Talent ...
Snapple Gives Fans a Chance to Attend the "America's Got Talent ...: Snapple, a brand of Dr Pepper Snapple Group (NYSE:DPS) , is a leader in great-tasting premium beverages. Founded in 1972 by three childhood friends, ...
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Hotels use craft beers, tastings to attract business
Hotels use craft beers, tastings to attract business:
| Many hotels are getting into the brewing business, promoting craft beer at social hours or having their own beers made. See all stories on this topic » |  USA TODAY |
Friday, June 22, 2012
65+ New Craft Beer Labels from the Pacific Northwest - Brewpublic
65+ New Craft Beer Labels from the Pacific Northwest - Brewpublic: Here's a look at more than 65 new craft beer labels that you might find around the Pacific Northwest in the not so distant future.
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United States of Craft Beer: Which Regions Sell the Most?
United States of Craft Beer: Which Regions Sell the Most?:
| New York's craft-brewing industry got a boost today with news that the state will restore a tax break and allow craft-brew sales at farmers markets -- because who ... See all stories on this topic » |  AdAge.com |
Six Pack: Beer Buzz of the Week
Six Pack: Beer Buzz of the Week: New Belgium Brewing, the third largest craft brewer in the U.S., is teaming with The Westin Snomass Resort in Colorado to open a slope side bar and eatery.
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Cider Summit, Day of DeStruise: The Beer Here for the week of June 22-28
Cider Summit, Day of DeStruise: The Beer Here for the week of June 22-28: Barrelmaster Alan Sprints brews with Belgian brewer Urbain Coutteau and has the Day of DeStruise next Thursday at Hair of the Dog Brewery & Tasting Room...
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Rogue Ales to create beer using yeast from brewmaster’s beard follicles
Rogue Ales to create beer using yeast from brewmaster’s beard follicles:
Press Release:
(Newport, OR) – Columbus may have discovered America but Brewmaster, John Maier, has discovered a new wild yeast that was developed from his old growth beard.
In cooperation with White Labs, samples were collected from Rogue Ales‘ hopyard and sent to White Labs for culture and testing. Sadly, all three samples proved incapable of producing a yeast suitable for brewing.
As a joke, nine beard follicles were carefully cut from the beard of Rogue brewmaster, John Maier. The follicles were placed in a petri dish and sent in for testing.
To the shock of the experts at White Labs, the beard samples had produced a yeast strain that was perfect for use in brewing. Additional testing was conducted and confirmed that the yeast strain was not Rogue’s yeast. White Labs’ Chris White said, “we were shocked and thrilled with this remarkable discovery.”
John has been growing his beard continuously since 1978 and he has claimed that he will never cut it off. When told of the discovery, John said simply, “It was in front of me the whole time and it only took two centuries and five decades to grow.”
The beard yeast is currently being used in test brews to determine the perfect style and yeast combination. The beard beer, New Crustacean, will be released in early 2013.
Rogue Ales and Spirits is dedicated to saving the terroir of Oregon hops, barley and rye, by growing our own, one acre at a time.
Press Release:
(Newport, OR) – Columbus may have discovered America but Brewmaster, John Maier, has discovered a new wild yeast that was developed from his old growth beard.
In cooperation with White Labs, samples were collected from Rogue Ales‘ hopyard and sent to White Labs for culture and testing. Sadly, all three samples proved incapable of producing a yeast suitable for brewing.
As a joke, nine beard follicles were carefully cut from the beard of Rogue brewmaster, John Maier. The follicles were placed in a petri dish and sent in for testing.
To the shock of the experts at White Labs, the beard samples had produced a yeast strain that was perfect for use in brewing. Additional testing was conducted and confirmed that the yeast strain was not Rogue’s yeast. White Labs’ Chris White said, “we were shocked and thrilled with this remarkable discovery.”
John has been growing his beard continuously since 1978 and he has claimed that he will never cut it off. When told of the discovery, John said simply, “It was in front of me the whole time and it only took two centuries and five decades to grow.”
The beard yeast is currently being used in test brews to determine the perfect style and yeast combination. The beard beer, New Crustacean, will be released in early 2013.
Rogue Ales and Spirits is dedicated to saving the terroir of Oregon hops, barley and rye, by growing our own, one acre at a time.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Hopworks Urban Brewery’s canning line arrives (video)
Hopworks Urban Brewery’s canning line arrives (video):
Hopworks Urban Brewery (HUB) Brewmaster, Christian Ettinger, talks about the company’s new canning line. They will start with HUB Lager and HUB IPA as year-round cans and introduce a seasonal can starting with Abominable Winter Ale this winter.
via Vimeo | Hopworks.
Hopworks Urban Brewery (HUB) Brewmaster, Christian Ettinger, talks about the company’s new canning line. They will start with HUB Lager and HUB IPA as year-round cans and introduce a seasonal can starting with Abominable Winter Ale this winter.
via Vimeo | Hopworks.
NBWA Offers Recipes and Tips for Cooking with Beer | America's ...
NBWA Offers Recipes and Tips for Cooking with Beer | America's ...: The National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) is a trade association that represents the interests of more than 3300 licensed, independent beer ...
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Full Sail Brewers Share Release - Oregon Brewers Guild
Full Sail Brewers Share Release - Oregon Brewers Guild: This summer Full Sail Brewing is releasing the second beer of their new Brewer's Share series: Chris's Summer Delight Berliner Weiss. The event will feature the ...
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Molson Coors closes on $3.54B StarBev buyout
Molson Coors closes on $3.54B StarBev buyout: Molson Coors, whose products include Coors Light and Molson Canadian, said Monday that the company will become one of its divisions and be renamed ...
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Monday, June 11, 2012
Stone Ruination Tenth Anniversary IPA: the video
Stone Ruination Tenth Anniversary IPA: the video:
Coming 6/11…
Coming 6/11…
Stone Ruination Tenth Anniversary IPA was created as an homage to the almighty hop. As the celebrated Stone Ruination IPA approached its 10th birthday, we knew we had to do something special, so we cranked the abv up from 7.7% to 10.8% and used twice as much hops–a whopping 5 pounds per barrel, including a pound each of Citra and Centennial in the dry hop.via YouTube | Stone.
Bacon and beer together at last
Bacon and beer together at last: By Jordan St. John, Special to QMI Agency Rogue Ales out of Newport, Ore., has created a Bacon Maple Ale, a result of the influence of Voodoo Doughnut in Portland and its intoxicating Bacon Maple Bar doughnut. (Supplied) There must have been a point in ...
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To Grow A Craft Beer Business, The Secret's In The Water
To Grow A Craft Beer Business, The Secret's In The Water: Michael LaLonde, COO of Deschutes Brewery in Bend, Ore., says his company ran into a flavor challenge when it added a new brewery in 2003. "We actually took five years to flavor-match our old brewery to this new brewery, before we could actually sell ...
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Beer's Great Gluten War Heats Up
Beer's Great Gluten War Heats Up:
| On May 16, the three Portland breweries which make gluten-free beer—Widmer Bros., Deschutes, and Harvester—stood shoulder to shoulder as Mayor Sam Adams declared it Gluten Free Beer Day. A new ruling is complicating things in the burgeoning gluten ... See all stories on this topic » |  Willamette Week |
Friday, June 8, 2012
Portland Beer Week Arrives: The Beer Here for the week of June 8-14
Portland Beer Week Arrives: The Beer Here for the week of June 8-14: Portland Beer Week is the week's main event at venues all over town...
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Dr Pepper Snapple Group - Sustainability - Reports
Dr Pepper Snapple Group - Sustainability - Reports: Corporate Social Responsibility Reports. At Dr Pepper Snapple Group, we do good things with flavor, which is about much more than just “doing the right thing.
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Stone Brewing Co. Brewmaster Mitch Steele in PDX
Stone Brewing Co. Brewmaster Mitch Steele in PDX:
Stone Brewing Co. Brewmaster Mitch Steele is coming to Portland for several stellar events to celebrate Portland Beer Week. One of the most respected American brewers, I have nothing but good things to say about Mitch Steele. I cannot wait to meet him at some of these incredible events. I will most def be at the Barrel-Aged Beer Seminar and likely the Brewers Social Hour. If your one of many who didnt get into the sold-out Sour Blending Symposium the Brewers Dinner on Tuesday looks phenomenal.CLICK HERE to read the rest of this post!
Stone Brewing Co. Brewmaster Mitch Steele is coming to Portland for several stellar events to celebrate Portland Beer Week. One of the most respected American brewers, I have nothing but good things to say about Mitch Steele. I cannot wait to meet him at some of these incredible events. I will most def be at the Barrel-Aged Beer Seminar and likely the Brewers Social Hour. If your one of many who didnt get into the sold-out Sour Blending Symposium the Brewers Dinner on Tuesday looks phenomenal.
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
New Belgium Brewery taps mobile for social media engagement ...
New Belgium Brewery taps mobile for social media engagement ...: Craft brewer New Belgium Brewery is rolling out a summer-long campaign with social media at its core and a mobile application that lets users share content ...
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PDX Beer Week Bottle Release
PDX Beer Week Bottle Release:
PDX Beer Week Bottle Release
06/08/12
Belmont Station
4500 SE Stark
Portland
Collabo beer between Deschutes Brewery and Hopworks Urban Brewery: the result is an India Red Lager, a dry-hopped red lager utilizing Pacific Northwest hop varieties. Two different versions have been brewed with slight differences, one at Hopworks Urban Brewery and one at Deschutes Brewery Portland pub. Both will be on tap and debut the sale of bottles of the Hopworks Urban Brewery version and join Hopworks head brewer Tom Bleigh and reps from Deschutes Brewery for this limited release.
PDX Beer Week Bottle Release
06/08/12
Belmont Station
4500 SE Stark
Portland
Collabo beer between Deschutes Brewery and Hopworks Urban Brewery: the result is an India Red Lager, a dry-hopped red lager utilizing Pacific Northwest hop varieties. Two different versions have been brewed with slight differences, one at Hopworks Urban Brewery and one at Deschutes Brewery Portland pub. Both will be on tap and debut the sale of bottles of the Hopworks Urban Brewery version and join Hopworks head brewer Tom Bleigh and reps from Deschutes Brewery for this limited release.
Monday, June 4, 2012
Cider Season
Cider Season: Hard cider wasnt always clamoring for a place in the U.S. market While the global cider market is expected to reach $2.6 billion by 2015 according to Global ...
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New Twitter Tool Gives Greenlight to Alcohol Brands
New Twitter Tool Gives Greenlight to Alcohol Brands:
| But Twitter is making up ground, thanks in part to an age-checking tool being tested by big brands such as Coors Light. Twitter is making the changes in response to lobbying from the alcohol industry, whose revised marketing code requires brands to ... See all stories on this topic » |  AdAge.com |
Friday, June 1, 2012
Sierra Nevada Brewing Company launches 'Wild Rivers'
Sierra Nevada Brewing Company launches 'Wild Rivers': By Hunterdon County Democrat Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.—a pioneer in sustainability and craft brewing—announced today the launch of “Wild Rivers.” In its fourth year, Wild Rivers is a campaign dedicated to helping preserve vital waterways across the ...
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New Belgium Encourages Everyone to Enjoy the Ride Summer ...
New Belgium Encourages Everyone to Enjoy the Ride Summer ...: COLLINS, CO -- (Marketwire) -- 05/30/12 -- New Belgium Brewing, maker of Fat Tire Amber Ale, is ready to embrace the summer season with this year's " Enjoy ...
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