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“America’s Oldest Brewery,” D.G. Yuengling & Son Inc. innovates for the future

Yuengling beers to be available in Texas through joint venture with Molson Coors

March 4, 2021

Founded in 1828, D.G. Yuengling & Son Inc. has transitioned from a small family operation to a nationally recognized brand that produces more than 2 million barrels of beer. The now sixth generation family owned and operated company is expanding distribution to Texas through a joint venture with Molson Coors Brewing Co.

Harpoon Brewery’s new mix pack a fantasy come true

Fantasy League pack contains four summery seasonals for every taste

July 21, 2020

Harpoon Brewery has launched a Fantasy League Mix Pack of three recreational session beers for the summer season.

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Brewery PAK ensures breweries have adequate insurance coverage

Drone service provides risk assessment, survey data of brewery operations

July 8, 2020

Brewery PAK has announced the expansion of the Insurance Risk Assessment Drone (iRAD) service for breweries. Through iRAD, brewery owners can receive a comprehensive risk assessment of their property from a bird’s eye view in high definition.

Jupiler is now “colder longer” thanks to Ardagh’s new can design

December 23, 2019

To keep beer “colder for longer,” Jupiler Belgian beer partnered with Ardagh to create a can that has a ribbed texture, which helps keep the beer cold, the company says.

Brewers Association celebrates 2018 beer milestones

Association highlights defining moments

January 17, 2019

As craft brewers continue to make waves in an evolving market, the Brewers Association, Boulder, Colo., looked back on the craft brewing community’s contributions, highlights and defining beer moments of the past year.

Tartastic Strawberry Lemon & Voodoo Ranger Guava Spruce

Tartastic Strawberry Lemon and Voodoo Ranger Guava Spruce DIPA

April 17, 2018

New Belgium Brewing has released two new editions to their summer lineup, Tartastic Strawberry Lemon and Voodoo Ranger Guava Spruce DIPA (double India Pale Ale).

2015 Craft Beer Report: Beer segment moves from a trend to a cultural movement

Craft beer expected to continue growing, but at a slower pace

Amanda Del Buono

November 12, 2015

Three cities in Maryland recently named October “Shore Craft Beer and Hard Cider Month.” One of them in Ocean City, also hosted a Shore Craft Beer Festival, which took place Oct. 24 and featured local brewers, according to the Caroline Times Record.

Beer distributors address industry’s opportunities at annual NBWA meeting

November 16, 2011

The National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) addressed strategies for its membership to return to growing beer volume during its annual convention and trade show, which took place from Oct. 16 to 19 in Las Vegas. The trade show featured products and services from 275 exhibitors, including beverages, warehouse technology, fuel management systems, software and promotional products.

2024 State of the Industry: Alcoholic Beverages

On Demand In Beverage Industry’s annual State of the Industry: The Alcohol Beverage Market, analysts at Beverage Marketing Corporation delve into these trends and how they’re shaping the industry.

Items Tagged with 'beer trends'

ARTICLES

“America’s Oldest Brewery,” D.G. Yuengling & Son Inc. innovates for the future

Harpoon Brewery’s new mix pack a fantasy come true

Brewery PAK ensures breweries have adequate insurance coverage

Jupiler is now “colder longer” thanks to Ardagh’s new can design

Brewers Association celebrates 2018 beer milestones

Tartastic Strawberry Lemon and Voodoo Ranger Guava Spruce DIPA

2015 Craft Beer Report: Beer segment moves from a trend to a cultural movement

Beer distributors address industry’s opportunities at annual NBWA meeting

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