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Uinta renames top-selling beer to avoid legal hassle

Notch Brewing in Massachusetts had trademarked the word "notch" for beer and brewing purposes and it claimed the Salt Lake City brewer was creating "marketplace confusion" by using the word. According to a news release, when the situation was brought ....

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Newest state brewer launches with wide path

Tom Porter cashed in his 401(k) to buy a three-barrel brewhouse for Lake Louie Brewing, which he built in a 576-square-foot storage shed near Arena. And Madison's Ale Asylum, now in a 45,000-square-foot, $8 million brewery, started in 2006 in a strip ....

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Town Hall Brewery Celebrates 16 Years

For sixteen years Town Hall Brewery has been a Twin Cities beer destination. After winning fifteen GABF awards and opening an additional two locations—Town Hall has a lot to be proud of. Last month they celebrated their sixteenth year which included ....

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Craft Beer Makers Heading To Mass. Statehouse

BOSTON (AP) — Craft beer makers are planning to head to Beacon Hill to oppose a law they say is choking off job growth in the industry. Members of the Massachusetts Brewers Guild say lawmakers need to update 41-year-old franchise laws they say tether .... and more »

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‘High hops’ for St Andrews brewpub

Bob said he has dreamed of creating his own brewpub ever since he was a teenager. He came to St Andrews armed with the enthusiasm and knowledge he gained while working in the industry in the USA and immediately saw a gap in the market for an ....

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Brewery, deli loan OK’d for Trojan Lofts

The Rare Form Brewing Company, which produces craft beer, and the bar-restaurant-deli will create a favorable impact on the continued downtown redevelopment, Blodgett said. "Businesses such as these are vital to the continued growth of downtown Troy ....

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