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Stone Brewing Defeats Molson Coors in Trademark Infringement Case

Last week, the San Diego federal court ruled in favor of Stone Brewing in a trademark dispute filed four years ago. Stone filed the lawsuit against MillerCoors (now Molson Coors) for illegal use of Stone’s registered, incontestable STONE® trademark after the company rebranded its Keystone beer as STONE. During the time of infringement, Molson Coors sold…

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Wakefield Ginger Beer Brewery is One of The Only in the World

In a quiet industrial estate near Wakefield city centre, England, a husband and wife duo have created alcoholic ginger beers. With other ginger beers already on the market, what makes DMC Brewery’s Ginger Beers so special is that there are only three other breweries in the world specialising in ginger beer and which use only…

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From Spent Grain to Food Supplement

Sibling entrepreneurs Niamh and Ruairi Dooley from Athlone, Ireland, are the masterminds behind the zero-waste food brand BiaSol. This brother and sister duo are using brewers’ spent grains to create a nutritional food supplement which can be added to everything from soups, sauces and baking, to a bowl of porridge or your morning smoothie. “We…

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Patagonia Provisions and Dogfish Head Launch Kernza® Pils

Dogfish Head has teamed up with Patagonia Provisions to launch Kernza® Pils, a crisp and refreshing German-style pilsner beer made with Kernza, a perennial grain that helps draw down carbon from the atmosphere and sequester it in the ground. Now available on shelves and on tap in select markets coast to coast, Kernza Pils is…

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Brewers Association Updates Beer Style Guidelines for 2022

The Brewers Association (BA)—the not-for-profit trade association dedicated to small and independent American brewers—released its Beer Style Guidelines for 2022. The guidelines are reviewed and revised annually by the BA, and serve as a model resource for brewers, beer judges, and competition organizers, and celebrate the great diversity of beer around the world. The Brewers…

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Indonesia’s Beer Market Increases Thanks to Bali Craft Brewers

Just like the rest of the world, authorities in Bali asked people to stay at home during the pandemic which reduced bar and service hours and within months, tourist visits plummeted to zero. “That was the moment when we realized this is a problem,” brewery owner Putu Wiranatha said. He faced a decision that a…

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Thailand’s All-women Craft Brewers: Ther

Known as “Thailand’s first all-female brewers,” Ther (“she” in Thai) is a brewing project five Thai women founded with their core common connection being their love of beer. Ther’s most popular product, Mojito Cider, recently won an award at the Asia Beer Championship. It is inspired by a traditional Cuban highball, the drink is a…

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Pelican Brewing Uses software to Reduce Inefficiencies and Waste

Pelican Brewing Company produces nearly 50,000 barrels of beer– equivalent to almost six million liters – every year, serving Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and California. With further expansion in the works since its inception in 1996, the company makes beer on demand for its retail and consumer customers, a key element of the quality and freshness…

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Narashino University Students Brew Craft Beer Using Math Hop Chart

A group of volunteer students headed by a professor in the east Japan prefecture of Chiba has created a craft beer with a method to visualize the aromas and characteristics of different hops using mathematics and informatics. Last month, volunteer students at Chiba University Graduate School of Science in Narashino, Japan, began making beer using…

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University of Copenhagen Professors Create Non-alcoholic Beer That Taste Like Regular Beer

Two University of Copenhagen researchers and professors have found a way to brew non-alcoholic beer and make it taste like regular beer. The method is far more sustainable than the existing brewing techniques. The non-alcoholic beer market has continued to grow substantially, and for Denmark and Europe, the trend is no different. However, there are…

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