Harpoon Brewery announced an addition to its League Family with the launch of its first non-alcohol hazy IPA: Open League. 

Brooklyn Brewery expanded its non-alcohol line with the introduction of Special Effects IPA, which it says has a full, hoppy flavor and tastes like a regular beer.

Iron Hill Brewery expanded to off-premise sales and now is available in retail stores in Delaware and the Greater Philadelphia region. 

Abita Brewing Co. launched Jockamo Juicy IPA, a double dry-hopped India Pale Ale with an intense hop flavor and aroma, it says.

Firestone Walker Brewing Co. released Flyjack, a low-alcohol, low-calorie beer with the characteristics of a hazy IPA and 96 calories, 5 grams of carbs and 4 percent alcohol by volume. 

San Francisco Bay Area craft beverage purveyors 21st Amendment Brewery and Peet's Coffee teamed up for 1966 Coffee IPA, a first-time collaboration beer to celebrate the region's history as a leader of innovation and culture.

In a nod to exploratory missions deployed across the galaxy, Stone Brewing launched Stone Viking Space Probe Double IPA.

Sixpoint Brewery has released three new beers: Trail Haze Hazy “Adventure” IPA, Hootie Hazy IPA, and Meltdown Hazy IIPA as part of its year-round lineup.

Longmont, Colo.-based Oskar Blues Brewery announced rebranded packaging for its entire lineup of canned craft beers, marking the first changes to the look of the lineup in more than 15 years.