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Lessons From Oregon’s Mature Market

Josh Lehner of the Oregon Office of Economic Analysis, has an interesting teaser for a larger report that will be coming out next week. Because Oregon is such a mature market, the trends he sees might soon visit states elsewhere. To wit: [T]he vast majority of the growth in local sales is driven by new breweries and their products. While t ...

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Insider’s View into the Upcoming Call to Arms Brewery

Insider's View into the Upcoming Call to Arms Brewery Eater When asked about the ultimate goals for their brewery, the guys replied immediately that the biggest goal for them is quality. Quality of beer, quality of community, and quality of craft. Now all we have to do is wait impatiently for the grand opening ...

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AleSmith Brewing Company Releases More Tony Gwynn Craft Beer

NBC 7 San Diego AleSmith Brewing Company Releases More Tony Gwynn Craft Beer NBC 7 San Diego Here's something worth a toast: a new batch of craft beer inspired by San Diego Padres baseball icon Tony Gwynn will be available to fans this Saturday, on what would've been Mr. Padre's 55th birthday. Last year, AleSmith Brewing Company create ...

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The Week Ahead in Beer: Enjoy these last days of quiet

Greetings, New Mexico craft beer lovers. Stoutmeister here with the reunified edition of The Week Ahead in Beer. This column covers all the breweries in Bernalillo and Sandoval counties, with Santa Fe’s four breweries and one newcomer down in Socorro also joining the party. We tried hard to keep the state edition going, but without partic ...

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Wincanton: Unicorn Inn wins regional CAMRA Cider Pub 2015 award

Western Gazette Wincanton: Unicorn Inn wins regional CAMRA Cider Pub 2015 award Western Gazette THE Unicorn Inn, Bayford, Wincanton has been named Cider Pub of The Year by the Heart of Wessex Branch of CAMRA, for the second year running. The establishment was chosen from a number of 'real cider' vendors out of the 90 or so pubs in the ...

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Indiana governor signs bill allowing increased craft beer production

WCPO Indiana governor signs bill allowing increased craft beer production WCPO CINCINNATI -- Craft beer drinkers in the Tri-State can rejoice, as breweries in Indiana just got a license to ramp up production. The state's craft brewers, particularly 3 Floyds and Sun King, launched a campaign to get Indiana to increase its limits ...

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Gnarly Barley celebrates their 1st anniversary Saturday May 9th

Gnarly Barley Brewing is turning 1, and you’re invited to a party to celebrate. Saturday, May 9th marks the first anniversary of Gnarly Barley’s entrance into the Louisiana market. Join Zac and Cari at the Hammond brewery for an afternoon of beer, food, and music to mark the occasion. The fun begins at noon, and will feature Gn ...

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Micropubs and breweries across Sheffield toast rise of real ale

The Star Micropubs and breweries across Sheffield toast rise of real ale The Star ... of the product is what will bring people out of their house and into the pubs.” For Trevor, hooking onto the real ale market with the Kelham Island Tavern, as an independent pub, helped him out of a pickle after a tough time working as landlord ...

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May, Not Typically Wild, Wants You to Get Mild

Let May be now known as Mild Month. Though May has not been mild in climate (Washington's weather has swung in 30-degree increments from the 50s to the 80s) now is the time for mild ale.   American Mild Month is gaining a presence locally and nationally and should be differentiated from celebrations like IPA Day. IPA is the fastest growing ...

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