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Bud Light announced a new partnership with the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC), the exclusive certifying body of LGBT-owned businesses. Bud Light also will bring its Rainbow aluminum bottles to the market, which over the years have become a symbol of June Pride Month celebrations across the country.
Thanks to innovators in the non-alcohol beer space, entrepreneurs are showing how dedication and creativity have helped make this segment “new again.” Among those driving interest in alcohol-free beer is Stratford, Conn.-based Athletic Brewing Co.
Blue Moon Brewing Co., a division of Chicago-based Molson Coors Beverage Co., announced the expansion of Blue Moon LightSky, the brand’s light and flavorful, citrus-forward beer, with its first line extension: LightSky Tropical Wheat, it says. Tropical Wheat is the second innovation in the growing Blue Moon LightSky family following LightSky Citrus Wheat.
Founded by innovators in the beer industry and rival gang leaders of the Bloods, Crips, GD and BD, TRU Colors, with its mission statement to unite communities to stop violence and divisiveness, created a sustainable business model that provides active gang members with economic opportunities, the company says.
D.G. Yuengling & Son Inc., Pottsville, Pa., announced the launch of FLIGHT by Yuengling, a new upscale light beer that is designed to elevate the drinking experience for consumers who want more from their beer, the company says. Born from six generations of brewing expertise, FLIGHT by Yuengling is a 95-calorie light beer featuring 2.6 grams of carbohydrates and a 4.2 percent alcohol by volume.
Natural Light, a brand of St. Louis-based Anheuser-Busch, is back for the third consecutive year with $1 million to help fans with college debt as part of its 10 year, $10 million commitment to the Natural Light College Debt Relief Program.
Miller64, a brand of Chicago-based Molson Coors Brewing Co., is launching a new campaign introducing its Dry-ish January, a movement focused on enjoying a lighter, beer-ish kind of beer this new year. Miller64 is a lighter, beer-ish kind of beer with only 64 calories and 2.8 percent alcohol by volume.