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Harpoon & Odell Collaborate On 100-Barrel Series – EHOP 2016 (Coming 10/5)
We brought you the first version of this beer (a collaboration with Deschutes) and now I’m excited to show off…
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Ipswich – Dry Irish Stout, Riverbend Pils, Original Ale & Zumatra Coffee Stout
This is Dry Irish Stout from Ipswich Ale Brewery in Ipswich, MA. This is Finn McCool’s Traditional Stout and you’re…
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Night Shift Co-Founder Rob Burns Named President Of MA Brewers Guild
From Night Shift: Earlier this week, Night Shift co-founder Rob Burns was voted President of the Massachusetts Brewer’s Guild! Building…
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Clown Shoes – Ohio Unidragon 2016 – 12.5%-AbV
Here’s another beer being brewed to celebrate the change in Ohio’s alcohol laws. This is Clown Shoes Ohio Unidragon 2016 and…
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Clown Shoes Issues Statement On Infected Archdruid Bottles
From Clown Shoes: Should we have known the Leprechauns would become irked because we created a flotilla out of ten…
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Down the Road Beer Co. Launches Henzelmann’s Festbier
From Down The Road: Down The Road Beer Co. is pleased to introduce its 10th distributed beer: Henzelmann’s Festbier (6.5%…
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Mybeerbuzz.com Highlights Harpoon Flannel Friday Amber Ale
I hold in my hand the first new fall seasonal introduction since 1989 from Harpoon Brewery. Say that a few…
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Jack’s Abby Expanding Again
From Jack’s Abby: The last five years have been a whirlwind for us. Jack’s Abby Craft Lagers is at a…
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Samuel Adams Updates Irish Red Packaging
Here’s your first look at another new packaging update coming from Samuel Adams. This is the latest bottle label for…
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Clown Shoes – The Good The Bad & The Unidragon w/Coffee
Coming to us from Clown Shoes Beer in Ipswich, MA, today we have The Good The Bad & The Unidragon…
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Samuel Adams Updates Hopscape 12oz Cans, Ella Blanc IPL & Noble Pils Bottles
Today we get to see a bunch of updated packaging coming from Samuel Adams. Hopscape is a wheat ale brewed…
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Mybeerbuzz.com Highlights Samuel Adams / Flounder Brewing Devil’s Nectah Cranberry Honey Lager
I’ll admit that there’s something inherently cool about sampling pre-release plain-labeled beers. I’m not sure if it’s the early peek…
