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Atwater Brewery Expands
Atwater Brewery is already Detroit’s largest brewery, but starting in 2012 they will be doubling their capacity to 30,000bbl and…
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Sunoco Brings New Meaning to Fill ‘er Up! –Craft Beer Exchange
Forty Sunoco stations in NY state are test-driving a program to bring new meaning to the words “Fill ‘er Up!” …
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Spring Break for Autism @ Susquehanna Brewing Co 3/30
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Terrapin Easy Rider Hopped Up Session Ale (Coming Early May 2012)
Here’s a great new 2012 seasonal from our pal Spike Buckowski from Terrapin Beer called Easy Rider Hopped Up Session…
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Flying Dog – Pearl Necklace Oyster Stout
So many disturbing images…soo little time…yes it’s Flying Dog Pearl Necklace Oyster Stout ale brewed with Oysters. I’ll leave the…
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Phusion Projects Island Squeeze Pouch!
Last week I talked all about the new “pouches” and here they are…this one is marketed by Phusion Projects &…
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Allagash Black Belgian-Style Stout
Up first today is the 2012 Allagash Black Belgian-Style Stout label….This one will be package din 12oz bottles and come…
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Cigar City – Nitro Minaret ESB Ale
It’s a keg-only label, but I thought you’d want to see Cigar City Nitro Minaret ESB Ale. No details beyond…
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Woodchuck Cider is Growing AND Expanding.
Our pal Bret Williams from Woodchuck has some great news courtesy of CBD… ANOTHER GROWTH PICTURE. And yet, just as…
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Blue Mountain Brewery TTB Label Rejection
Another interesting TTB label controversy…courtesy of Blue Mountain Brewery… What started as a routine wrangling over legal minutiae has become…
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Bronx Brewery – American Oak-Aged Bourbon Barrel Pale Ale
Here’s a new one from Bronx Brewery called American Oak-Aged Bourbon Barrel Pale Ale…it’s low-batch (300 bottles), 6.3% ABV, 50…
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Dupont / Iron Hill Spéciale Belge For Philly Beer Week (UPDATE)
Courtesy of Jack Curtin…here’s a peek at the Brasserie Dupont / Iron Hill Maple Shade called Spéciale Belge or Belge…
