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Publication date: «24.03.2011». 7 articles
US: The Boston Beer Company continues collaboration with homebrewers
The Boston Beer Company, the Boston-based brewer of Samuel Adams, will launch Category 23 LongShot variety six-pack in retails stores this month. The line features two homebrews of the 2010 . . .
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24 March, 2011
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US: Anheuser’s Shock Top Belgian White announces a new addition to its family
Anheuser Busch’s Shock Top Belgian White, a popular offering since it was first introduced as a seasonal beer in 2006, announced a new addition to the family with the launch . . .
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24 March, 2011
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US, CA: Tap It Brewing to dramatically increase availability of its beers thanks to an agreement with Pacific Beverage Co.
Tap It Brewing Co. announced on March, 22 that it has reached an agreement with Pacific Beverage Co. to distribute its complete line of American All Malt Ales throughout Central . . .
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24 March, 2011
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US, CO & ID: Odell Brewing Heads to Idaho
On April 4, 2011 Colorado’s Odell Brewing Company will begin selling its hand crafted beers in Idaho, which will be the 10th state in the brewery’s distribution region.
According to the . . .
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24 March, 2011
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Canada & US: Beer by Canada’s Russell Breweries to be available to US consumers
Russell Breweries, a producer of premium craft beer in Western Canada, has entered into partnership with King Beverage, a beer distributor in the Pacific North West US, for distributing its . . .
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24 March, 2011
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US: More Senators joining bipartisan effort to the excise tax paid by small and mid-sized brewers
Citing the growing beer brewing industry in the Rochester region (NY), U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., is joining a growing bipartisan effort to cut the excise tax paid by small . . .
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24 March, 2011
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US, MD: Maryland’s first alcohol tax increase easily passes Senate Budget and Taxation Committee
Maryland's first alcohol tax increase in 39 years easily passed the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee in a 9-4 vote, putting an extra 3% sales tax on all purchases of . . .
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24 March, 2011
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