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Teamsters Oppose Beer Monopoly In Rhode Island
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Teamsters Oppose Beer Monopoly In Rhode Island

Teamsters representing workers at Mancini Beverage are urging the public to contact state authorities to object to the company’s planned purchase of a local Budweiser distribution facility as it will create a monopoly and hurt workers. Additionally, the union is fighting to keep its members safe while Mancini Beverage is currently under investigation for their…

Firestone Walker Releases The Next Luponic Distortion IPA
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Firestone Walker Releases The Next Luponic Distortion IPA

From an emerging Willamette Valley cultivar to a brewery-sponsored hop from the Yakima Valley, Firestone Walker’s Luponic Distortion IPA series is back with another mind-bending hop blend—this time delivering flavors of lime, blueberry and pomelo. Advancing the mantra of “flavors through hops,” the latest release of Luponic Distortion is now rolling out in six-pack and…

North Coast Brewing Company Announces Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout in Cans
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North Coast Brewing Company Announces Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout in Cans

North Coast Brewing Company, an independent American craft brewery producing award-winning beers since 1988, is pleased to announce the nationwide release of its critically acclaimed Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout in a 16 oz. can. Produced in the tradition of 18th Century English brewers who supplied the court of Russia’s Catherine the Great, Old Rasputin Russian Imperial…

Guinness Open Gate Introduces New Gingerbread Spiced Stout and Imperial Stout
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Guinness Open Gate Introduces New Gingerbread Spiced Stout and Imperial Stout

‘Tis the season for two new barrel-aged beers from the Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Baltimore: Guinness Imperial Gingerbread Spiced Stout and Guinness Imperial Stout, both Aged in Kentucky Bourbon Barrels. Announced on International Stout Day, these two festive and highly anticipated limited-edition stouts are here just in time for the crisp late fall weather and the hopeful spirit…

Will Craft Breweries Weather the Winter?
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Will Craft Breweries Weather the Winter?

This year has been a challenging one for everyone. Craft breweries are no exception, and with temperatures dropping those challenges are increasing. “It’s changed the nature of the business,” says Matt Lincecum, owner of Seattle’s renowned Fremont Brewing. “Even when we were a tiny, unknown brewery, our space was always packed. It’s a different vibe…