Articles Tagged with ''craft beer''

aRIstotle

aRIstotle

June 22, 2017

Newport Storm Brewery introduced a new barrel-aged, farmhouse ale: aRIstotle. 


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Stone Brewing announces Q1 results

Company reports 18% growth
June 16, 2017
Stone Brewing, Escondido, Calif., announced its first quarter results for fiscal 2017, reporting 18 percent growth versus the prior year. The company’s performance is outpacing both the year-to-date grocery craft category growth rate of 4.4 percent and the category’s 52-week growth rate of 6.4 percent, based on Chicago-based Information Resources Inc. (IRI) data, it says.
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drinktec

drinktec to offer solutions for brewing industry

Approximately 80 percent of exhibitors can aid breweries
June 16, 2017
About 44 percent of the visitors to the last drinktec came from the brewing industry, according to the tradeshow presenter. Between Sept. 11 and 15, those involved in the production of beer can come together for drinktec 2017 at the Messe München exhibition center where they will find all they need to produce excellent beer.
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brewing equipment

Craft Brewers Conference, BrewExpo America return to Washington, D.C.

Event attracts 13,000 brewing professionals, 900 exhibitors
June 16, 2017

The 2017 Craft Brewers Conference and BrewExpo America took place April 10-13 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. The event attracted 13,300 brewing professionals. The Craft Brewers Conference featured 140 speakers and 72 seminars across 11 educational tracks, while the BrewExpo America tradeshow showcased 900 exhibitors.


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Moosehead

Moosehead Breweries releases 150th anniversary label

Beer brand’s anniversary aligns with Canada’s sesquicentennial
June 16, 2017
In celebration of its 150th anniversary, Moosehead Breweries released packaging to acknowledge the sesquicentennial milestone. To celebrate the anniversary, Moosehead will launch new 150th-themed bottle labels for Moosehead Lager and introduce Moosehead Radler on draft in the United States.
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Can electrons lower a beverage-maker’s energy costs?

Shrinking water supplies challenges beer manufacturers
Rob Gourley
June 16, 2017
The capacity of harnessing the energy potential of water has eluded many scientists. When the bonds of oxygen and hydrogen are broken through electrolysis, it creates unstable gases. Simply put, oxygen and hydrogen will not bind without a reaction that converts back to liquid water.
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Kahle

Craft beer fast-growing segment for wholesaler

Breakthru Beverage Group’s craft beer specialists are helping brands flourish
jessica Jacobsen
Jessica Jacobsen
June 16, 2017
With operations and affiliates that span 16 North American markets, Breakthru Beverage Group knows the importance of supplying its customers, and ultimately consumers, with a balanced portfolio of wine, spirits and beer brands.
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Homebrewing

Homebrewers take hobby to next level

New devices increase accessibility of homebrewing
Barbara Harfmann
June 16, 2017
Since homebrewing became federally legal in 1979, the number of people brewing beer at home has climbed to more than 1.2 million in the United States alone, according to the Boulder, Colo.-based American Homebrewers Association (AHA).
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Barrels

Founders Brewing adds satellite warehouse, distribution facility

New facility features brewery, allows for growth of barrel-aging operations
Amanda Del Buono
June 16, 2017
Ten years ago, Founders Brewing Co. moved to Grand Rapids, Mich. Since then, the now 20-year-old company has overtaken a full city block with its Grandville brewery and taproom. Outgrowing its space and with no room to expand at the location, last year Founders decided to expand beyond its main brewery to its own satellite facility on Hynes Street.
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