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Brewers Association Launches National Awareness Campaign

  Boulder, Colo. —To educate beer lovers about the craft brewing community and what it means to be independent, the Brewers Association—the not-for-profit trade association dedicated to small and independent craft brewers—is launching a new national awareness campaign, “That’s Ind ...

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New breweries, new locations, and other Washington brewery news

Washington Beer Blog (blog) New breweries, new locations, and other Washington brewery news Washington Beer Blog (blog) Every now and again I check with the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board to find out about new liquor license actions that pertain to breweries. Or, as the state calls them, microbreweries. Basically, I am look ...

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Santa Maria Valley craft breweries tapping into demand for variety

Santa Maria Times Santa Maria Valley craft breweries tapping into demand for variety Santa Maria Times Naughty Oak Brewery, established in Orcutt in late 2016, reflects a nationwide trend bringing craft beers to every corner of the country. Indeed, northern Santa Barbara County alone is home to half a dozen breweries, each with its own ...

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New brewery will mark opening with weekend of rock and roll

Winston-Salem Journal New brewery will mark opening with weekend of rock and roll Winston-Salem Journal The Labor Day weekend party will be at the brewery's coal pit, an outdoor space that can accommodate several hundred people, according to Ray Boden, who is organizing the party under the banner of Gears and Guitars, best known for it ...

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Cheap Beer: Coors is OK, and the stubby bottles are better

Yakima Herald-Republic Cheap Beer: Coors is OK, and the stubby bottles are better Yakima Herald-Republic SCENE runs valuable coverage of the beer industry both locally and nationally almost every week. This is not that. This is Cheap Beer Review, a feature in which I extol the virtues (or bemoan the failings) of various cans of pale ye ...

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The last remaining Blockbuster will have its own beer

New York Post The last remaining Blockbuster will have its own beer New York Post Unless you live in Bend, Ore., chances are you won't be visiting a Blockbuster ever again. The small town is home to the last remaining location of the video-rental chain in the country. But for those feeling nostalgic about browsing the movie aisles ...

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Upcoming Downtown Steakhouse Hires Former Forbidden Root Brewpub Chef

Eater Chicago Upcoming Downtown Steakhouse Hires Former Forbidden Root Brewpub Chef Eater Chicago The new chef at About Last Knife, the new steakhouse opening inside the Hotel Julian — the hotel debuting in October near Millennium Park — knows he'll serve his share of meals paid for with corporate credit cards. Dan Weiland ...

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