Indeed Brewing forms a partnership with their neighbours on a new rooftop patio for the summer

Indeed Brewing Co is launching its summer season with the grand opening of a rooftop patio in Milwaukee and bottle release this Saturday (5th June). Collaborating with Clock Shadow Brewing, situated next door to the pilot brewery and taproom, Indeed is now using the space on the green roof of the building.

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D.G. Yuengling & Son is the oldest brewery in America

The story of Yuengling is the story of the American Spirit. It’s a tale of shared dreams, individual tenacity and an unwavering dedication to standards of quality. Like many American stories, it starts amid the dreams of countless young immigrants looking for opportunity and emerges from the strength and will of one family determined to build their legacy in a new country.

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The Bruery launches the next batch of their Bakery series

“Slice into this bold, barrel-aged imperial fruited stout and experience a slice of Southern California in your glass. Inspired by Orange County’s rich history of growing boysenberries, this barrel-aged imperial fruited stout is full-bodied with big, bold berry flavours that are drizzled with rich vanilla flavour and a hint of cinnamon. The bakery is open for business.”

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Necromancer Brewing is now open for can sales in North Hills, Pittsburgh

The craft beer family in Pittsburgh has welcomed a new member, as Necromancer Brewing Co. opens for can sales at 2257 Babcock Boulevard in the North Hills area of Pittsburgh. The building used to house a Spirit Halloween store, but now the 14,000 square foot space will sell four packs of Necromancer’s N-E IPA, Ever and a Wildwood, a lemony Grisette. On the weekend of May 29th and 30th, they’re due to release two more products to the range as well.

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Dust Bowl Brewing now recognised as a regional brewery

Dust Bowl Brewing Co. has achieved the status of a regional brewing in 2020 despite the challenges of the pandemic and the impacts on its on-premise sales. The brewery in Northern California produced over 16,500 barrels last year, which is a record for the growing company and a massive achievement in a year of social distancing restrictions and economic setbacks.

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The Great American Beer Festival competition for 2021 will go ahead

The most famous craft beer festival in the United States has had its in-person tasting event postponed for a second consecutive year until 2022 due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to the Brewers Association (BA). That being said, the competition that runs alongside the festival will be going ahead as planned this year, with the in-person event returning next year for its 40th anniversary.

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