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Carlsberg Launches Exclusive Anniversary Brews to Celebrate 175 Years of Brewing

175 years of pioneering, curiosity and quenchless thirst for progress. The history of Carlsberg is built on a long tradition of innovation and a will to relentlessly develop the art of brewing. To celebrate Carlsberg’s 175th anniversary, a series of exclusive experimental brews have been developed. A Carlsberg Brut Beer with Montrachet yeast and with…

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The United States Beer Market Report: 2022 Through 2026

The “Beer in the U.S. Through 2026: Market Essentials” report from Beverage Marketing presents data with a concise executive summary highlighting key developments including the impact of the coronavirus pandemic as well as a detailed discussion of the leading beer companies. Beer in the U.S. through 2026: Market Essentials is the culmination of an extensive…

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Alaska Airlines Makes Ultimate Beer Run in Multiple States

This fall, Alaska Air Cargo delivered the industry’s first and biggest fresh hops run to breweries in Maui and Anchorage within 24 hours of harvest – this was a huge logistical hop-eration that brought a favorite seasonal beer beyond the Pacific Northwest. Made from fresh-plucked, undried hops that are typically rushed straight from the fields…

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Craft Brewers are Feeling the Pinch for Possible Recession

There are a lot of factors these days playing a role in what is making the industry scramble to keep up. One of the current issues is the shortage of carbon dioxide which in turn, is increasing prices. There is one craft brewery in Hamilton, New Zealand that, for the first time in four years,…

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‘One Pint at a Time’ Will Be Screened at Chagrin Fest

‘One Pint at a Time’, a film about minorities in the craft-brewery industry, will be screened this weekend at the Chagrin Documentary Film Festival. Check out the One Pint at a Time trailer below.  One Pint at a Time is a film on how minority-owned brewers are reshaping the craft-brewing industry. The screening will take…

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Brewing Beer at the Speed of Sound

As a scientist on an acoustic-science research team at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), and published in the Albuquerque Journal, Eric Davis has long been interested in acoustic sensor technology. Developments in this science apply to the oil and gas sectors and other industries, but we saw the potential in the brewing industry. Visiting craft…

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Japas Cervejaria Has the Industry Intrigued

Blending the cultures of Brazil and Japan, and run by women, this has taken the industry by storm and has the market intrigued by this fuzion.  Like so many sectors, beer continues to be a male-dominated industry. But this is what makes Japas Cervejaria extremely compelling. The brand not only makes some tasty beer but…

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Global Craft Beer Market Expected to Rise by 2028

According to a recent press release by SkyQuest Technology by OpenPR the Global Craft Beer Market is currently valued at USD 96.23 Billion in 2021 and is expected to rise pertaining to increased demand for relishing and refreshing beverages and the availability of a wide variety of flavours. It is anticipated to attain a value…

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Outlook on Hop Harvest Across America and Europe

It’s that time of year again for brewers. Hop season is in full swing! The fresh hop harvest typically takes place in the cool mornings when hop bines, which average 18 ft in height, are cut down and placed on a truck bed. A picking machine then strips the hops from the bine, and stems…

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Bill Coleman Honored with International Order of the Hop Award

Coleman Agriculture’s fifth generation hop farmer, Bill Coleman, was recently awarded the prestigious International Order of the Hop award for excellence in his contributions to the industry. The award is presented by the International Hop Congress, an organization that advocates for the interests of hop growers and merchants globally. Coleman Agriculture is a sixth-generation family…

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