We are a little over a week away from The Great American Beer Festival. We caught up with Boneyard Beer to find out what they have in mind for this year’s GABF, and what you should stop by their booth. Cheers! TFP: Why did you choose to attend the Great American Beer Festival? BB: GABF […]
It’s been one hell of a summer for craft beer, starting off with the news that Firestone Walker and Duvel merged and ending with Stone Brewing Co. CEO Greg Koch stepping aside as CEO. In this post, I am going to share my feelings on all the wave making announcements from Firestone Walker, Lagunitas Brewing, […]
We are a few weeks away from GABF 2015. The Rare Barrel of Berkley, CA will be one of hundreds of craft breweries vying for your attention, and shooting for that gold medal. Read on to see why they are attending, what their goals are, and why you should stop by their booth. Cheers! TFP: […]
(Boulder, CO) – Representing the largest collection of U.S. beer served in a public tasting event, the 34th annual Great American Beer Festival (GABF) grows even grander this year. Presented by the Brewers Association, GABF will offer 90,000 additional square feet in the tasting hall, allowing 60,000 attendees to sample over 3,500 beers from 750 […]
(Petaluma,CA) – Just weeks after The Full Pint ran their informal poll asking our readers which craft brewery might be involved in the next acquisition, poll leader Lagunitas Brewing made fantasy a reality. News broke this morning via The Press Democrat, a Sonoma Valley based newspaper. “Lagunitas Brewing Co. announced a deal Tuesday morning to […]
(Los Angeles,CA) – The Los Angeles County Brewers Guild (LABG) is proud to announce the hiring of Frances Michelle Lopez as the first Executive Director of the nearly three year old organization. “Franny” Lopez brings nearly a decade of marketing, public relations, and event planning experience to the new staff position, and is well known […]
(Placentia,CA) – It’s a day we look forward to every year – the last Tuesday of October; the release of our much revered, beloved, bourbon barrel-aged imperial stout: Black Tuesday. We just packaged the 2015 edition of Black Tuesday last week and we can barely contain our excitement. It was our biggest batch ever in […]
We are a few weeks away from this year’s Great American Beer Festival. This is the moment where many of the craft breweries around the country gather under one roof to show the world what they’ve got. With several hundred breweries all boothed up, it begs the question, what makes any certain brewery stand out […]
(Hyannis,MA) – Cape Cod Beer shares a memo to all their locals about their (good) issue of not being able to meet demand and how they are going to address it. We’re here to answer the question on everyone’s mind: What happened to all the Cans!?!?!?! ….and what are we doing about it!? Like […]
(Corvallis,OR) – As part of Corvallis Beer Week, we will once again be hosting a Block 15 Cellar Stash Brunch & Bottle Release. For this event, founding brewer Nick scoured our cellar to create a curated selection of previously released Block 15 beers, a portion of which was set aside upon release to age and […]
(Denver,CO) – This Saturday August 29th at 1pm, River North Brewery will release Fancy Effing Stout, an imperial stout aged in Manhattan cocktail barrels. These rare casks formerly held rye whiskey, sweet vermouth and a dash of bitters. Jet black and robust as hell, Fancy Effing Stout is an exercise in narcissism, the bottle you […]
(Boulder, CO) – Upslope Brewing Company is proud to announce the canning and distribution of their Blood Orange Saison, the sixth release in the brewery’s seasonal limited release series. The longtime tap room favorite will be available throughout Colorado, Texas, Arizona, Wyoming, New Mexico and Montana in 12-ounce cans beginning Aug. 26, 2015. The distinctive citrus notes of the Mandarina Bavaria hops […]
Season 2, Episode 32 – This week we find out if Green Flash Brewing Company’s versions of Alpine Beer Company beers are up to snuff with Alpine’s authentic brews. These days, brewery buy-outs and partnerships are becoming more and more commonplace, not only in terms of macro breweries buying out smaller craft breweries, but also larger […]
