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.

CERIA Brewing Co. announced the launch of Indiewave IPA, a dealcoholized THC-CBD infused India Pale Ale (IPA). 

Two Roots Brewing Co., a brand of Cannabiniers, unveiled two seasonal flavors in its THC-infused non-alcoholic craft beer portfolio: Mango Dango and Grapefruit Fight.