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Manitoba Cleans Up at The Prairie Beer Awards

The Prairie Beer Awards is a Non Profit Organization celebrating the craft beer, mead, cider and other brewery made beverages (OBB) from Manitoba and Saskatchewan Canada. The awards took place in Winnipeg and all breweries and contract breweries located in Manitoba and Saskatchewan are welcome to enter. Judging and awards location for 2022 took place…

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Brewmaster is a New Beer Brewing Simulator Game

Brewmaster Beer Brewing Simulator is a craft beer brewing indie game that has showcases realism in the gaming world. The trailer premiered during this year’s Future Games Show which is a showcase of all of the latest games coming to PlayStation, Xbox, PC, and more. Brewmaster Beer Brewing Simulator gave game players a more in-depth…

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Ceria Launches New Look For Alcohol-Free Cannabis Beer

Keith Villa is the brewmaster behind the popular Belgian-style wheat ale Blue Moon. Earlier this month, he announced the launch of a new look for the line of alcohol-free craft beers infused with cannabis from Ceria Brewing Company, the beverage firm he founded with his wife Jodi Villa. Ceria was founded by the couple in…

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Vancouver’s Container Brewing Launches Seabus Sauce Strong Beer

Seabus Sauce, the imperial pilsner, is the new beer from Container Brewing in collaboration with the enigma behind Seabus memes. The beer was inspired by the Seabus meme guy but not only by his tastes, but also the beers that appear on his account, especially Pabst Blue Ribbon. “Obviously we wanted it to have a…

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Waterloo Brewing Sponsors Wilfrid Laurier Athletic Sponsorship/Scholarships

Waterloo Brewing Ltd., Ontario’s largest Canadian-owned brewery, is the new official beer, cider and ready-to-drink sponsor of Wilfrid Laurier University Athletics & Recreation. The brewery has sponsored a five-year deal with Wilfrid Laurier Athletic Sponsorship/Scholarships which will contribute more than $360,000 in support for student-athletes and athletics at Laurier. The partnership will include pouring rights…

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Saskatchewan Auditor Says Quality Assurance Needs to be Increased

Provincial auditor Tara Clemett says Saskatchewan’s quality assurance needs a closer look. Some permits have expired along with sales information needs a closer inspection and the Liquor and Gaming Authority isn’t paying close enough attention. Clemett released a report earlier this month and the first part of her 2022 annual report states that sales of…

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India’s Brewer World Awards Industry Members with B2B Event

India’s beer scene has risen in ranks over the last decade, driving consistent growth within the Beer industry. Both the commercial and craft beer brewing sector grew substantially; and business for microbreweries caught momentum. Today, India has over 250-300 microbreweries that are operational, with newer developments in Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Goa, Kolkata, Gurgaon, and Bangalore;…

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Beer Made from Urine Could Help the Environment

Beer is made from more than 90 percent water and in a world facing water shortages and climate change, Singapore decided to try something so radical to help, it just might work. Singapore’s water agency is producing a craft beer that is mostly made from wastewater. The sewage is treated to become “ultra-clean” water, before…

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Samuel Adams Calls for More Inclusivity

As Pride month is well underway and celebrations seem to be back in full swing post-pandemic, Samuel Adams is reinforcing its commitment to creating safe and inclusive spaces that bring people together to share a beer, celebrate Pride, and support the LGBTQ+ community. The Boston Beer Company signs the Safe Bars P.A.C.T. initiative and implements…

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Bioengineer Creating More Sustainable Beer and Wine

Charles Denby’s startup Berkeley Yeast is genetically modifying yeast to produce flavor compounds for craft brewers and winemakers. When he looks at beer, Denby sees biotechnology, one of the oldest in the world. He also understands that beer and winemaking are now under threat from climate change. Experts predict the taste of beer to change…

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