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Pabst Blue Ribbon officially brought back its famous 99 Pack, designed for when PBR drinkers show up to own the moment, and this time it is getting the full Godzilla treatment courtesy of artist ATTACK Peter. 

With beverage alcohol consumption down across all major markets, the U.S. beer market is embracing premium, flavorful and non-alcohol options to reach consumers. For domestic beer, brands, not segments, hold the future to engaging legal drinking age consumers.

TailGate Brewery is releasing a new year-round IPA: Wizards’ Order, crafted from krush and citra hops with flavors of mango, passionfruit and fresh orange zest. 

After approximately a decade of posting dollar sales growth, the imported beer market took a turn in the later part of 2025, resulting in decline in dollar sales. 

Traditional flavored malt beverages and hard teas shine in the ready-to-drink alcohol space, while hard seltzer category looks to stop declines.

Tilray Brands Inc., New York, and London, completed the acquisition of certain highly strategic assets of BrewDog’s global platform, including the global brand and related intellectual property, the U.K. brewing operations and 11 strategic brewpubs in the United Kingdom and Ireland, for a total consideration of £33 million.

Craft beer carved out a strong position within the U.S. beer market, yet recent years of declines are taking a toll on the segment as brands and even breweries have shuttered as a result.

Although moderation trends have elevated non-alcohol beer’s standing, analysts highlight that taste and supporting choice will keep the segment growing.

Lipton Hard Iced Tea, Rochester, N.Y., is expanding its portfolio with the launch of Lipton Hard Iced Tea Zero Sugar, a 95-calorie, zero-sugar offering that taps into growing consumer demand for lighter, lower-calorie beverage alcohol options. 

>After suffering declines in 2024, hard cider was able to turn its performance around, showcasing modest increases in 2025, with analysts pointing to flavor innovations to continue that progress.