The president of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa has placed a ban on all on-premise and off-premise sales of alcohol in the country due to the rising cases of coronavirus. Alcohol manufacturers will still be allowed to export products out of the country. In an article in The Drinks Business, the president was quoted… Read More…
Trends in Craft Beer Packaging Design
Craft brewers have always been artful and innovative in label and package design. And in a beer set, where the consumer faces a wall of color and art, it is hard to stand out. Craft Brewing Business takes a look at the top four packaging design trends as we head into 2021.
A Happy & Prosperous New Years to All!
All of us here at ProBrewer would like to wish you a very happy, bright and prosperous New Year! Thank you to our readers and our advertisers for your continued support through this difficult year. Cheers to a New Year!!
Sierra Nevada’s ‘Pauses’ Sufferfest Production
Sufferfest Beer Company, acquired by Sierra Nevada Brewing Company last year, has said they are “pausing production to explore what’s next,” for the brand, according to a statement on their website. The statement said they do not plan to release any beers in 2021. “As athletes know, the path to success is rarely a… Read More…
Falling Rock Sells Off Vintage Beers to Stay Afloat
Denver’s Falling Rock Tap House is selling off vintage bottles of beer it has collected over the years to generate revenue to stay in business. “What we’ve sold so far will give us at least six more weeks of life and if we can sell the whole collection off, that’ll probably give us closer… Read More…
Done Deal – CBMTRA Tax Reduction Become Permanent
After days of drama on Capitol Hill, the year-end legislative package that includes the Craft Beverage Modernization and Tax Reform Act (CBMTRA) was signed into law making the existing federal excise tax rates for small and independent breweries permanent. “Securing permanent federal excise tax recalibration for small brewers has been a top priority for… Read More…
Martson’s to Take Over 150 Brains Pubs in Wales
Brains Brewery, the Welsh brewing company and pub owner, will hand over control of 156 of its pubs to UK brewer and pub operator Marston’s Beer Company. The pubs will be run under the Brains brand, and will continue to sell its beer, which is brewed at a facility in Cardiff Bay. Brain’s was… Read More…
Delaware Bill Would Expand Brewpubs in State
A bill proposed in Delaware would allow the states breweries to own up to five brewpubs in the state. House Bill 45, sponsored by Rep. Bill Bush, would increase the current cap of three brewpubs that each brewery in the state is allowed. Full story here.
Cincinnati’s March First Brewing Buys Nearby Woodburn Brewery
It’s not all doom and gloom. March First Brewing, one of Cincinnati’s largest craft breweries has announced the acquisition of nearby Woodburn Brewery according to an article in the Cincinnati Business Courier. The purchase includes the building, the brewhouse, trademarks and recipes. Full story here.
Congress Agrees on Relief Package That Includes Permanent Reduced Alcohol Tax Rates
The U. S. Congress has passed legislative making the existing federal excise tax rates for small and independent breweries permanent, according to a release from the Brewers Association. The legislation was part of a broad, year-end legislative package that included targeted COVID-19 relief as well as language from the Craft Beverage Modernization and Tax… Read More…
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