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Atlantic Coast Brewery Brings Libra, Non-Alcoholic Beer to Quebec

Charlottetown, PEI’s Upstreet Craft Brewing, a B-Corp certified beverage company on a mission to refresh the community, is launching its non-alcoholic Libra collection at over 90 independent grocery and liquor store retailers in Quebec. Libra Pale Ale,Libra Hazy IPA,Libra Pilsner and Libra Stout will give Quebecers more choice when balancing being social and their wellness….

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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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Craft Beer Market is Expected to Project a Global Valuation Of US$ 174.68 Bn by 2032

A recent market study completed by Fact.MR covers recent developments in the global craft beer market, highlighting vital aspects such as trends, drivers, opportunities, and restraints. The report studies recent developments in the segments of the market in terms of product, brewer and sales channel. The global craft beer market was estimated to have a…

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Penticton Brewery Women Bond Together to Create Women’s Day Beer

Since the beginning, Slackwater Brewing has been teaming up with the Pink Boots Society to create brews. The society provides a yearly hop pellets blend, and breweries get to make their own beer with proceeds going to educational scholarship and programming for women in the industry. Slackwater’s female staff have gathered once again to come…

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New Malt House Gives New Brunswick Access to a Locally Sourced Ingredient

Maison Fils Du Roy Inc. opened its new malt house in Petit-Paquetville this week, giving locally sourced malt access to New Brunswick craft brewers. A 4,500-square-foot facility will produce two types of barley-based malt: a Pilsner malt and a Vienna malt. This news comes at a time when the province boasts the most breweries per…

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B.C.’s Brewing Diploma: Langley University

It’s no secret that the B.C. craft beer scene continues to invade the market with 200 breweries since 2020 and an additional six new operations set to launch this year. Some might say that a lot of BC’s success stems from calling a 4,500 square foot, custom-built teaching brewery, complete with state-of-the-art brewing and lab…

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Craft Beer Policy has Nova Scotia Craft Brewers Paying Higher Taxes

Brian Titus, the president of the Craft Brewers Association Of Nova Scotia, is calling on the province of Nova Scotia to make some changes to the rules that help govern local beer production. CBANS says “outdated government regulations and punitive new rules are now holding back the industry and making Nova Scotia an increasingly inhospitable…

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Canadian Beverage Industry Professionals Join Craft Beer Marketing Awards’ Global Judges Panel

Founded in 2019, The Craft Beer Marketing Awards (CBMAS) is the only global awards competition to recognize and celebrate the importance of craft beer marketing and design as a key to success in the industry. The CBMAS expanded its industry significance as a leading expert in marketing trends with the presentation of a marketing seminar…

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Guinness Invests in a £73 Million Move to Help London Economy

London’s Chancellor Rishi Sunak is supporting the major investment by Guinness in the heart of the West End. The £73 million move to create a Guinness microbrewery, event space, store and restaurant in Covent Garden was a “crucial vote of confidence” in the capital that would help “drive forward London’s economy as we leave Covid…

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