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Archives for August 2022

Migration Brewing Opens New Beer Garden

August 7, 2022 by Dustin Scoggins

Migration Brewing CompanyPortland,OR. – Migration Brewing is opening an indoor beer garden at Washington Square.  Located on the 2nd floor balcony above Center Court, the local brewery will be serving up fresh, award-winning draft beer plus plenty of packaged beverage options on Thursday, July 21st.  The beer garden will be open seven days a week starting at 12pm Monday – Saturday, and 11am on Sunday.

MigrationBrewing is the first craft brewery to have a presence at Washington Square and will join the likes of Apple, Tesla, Wild Roots, Portland Gear, Din Tai Fung and many other national and local brands. The project is part of a burgeoning pop-up retail program that Migration is developing to expand its brand to new markets.  “We really enjoy working with groups that are open to unique projects and the Washington Square team was excited about the concept, so it came together very quickly,” explains company CEO, McKean Banzer-Lausberg.

As consumer trends continue to evolve in a rapidly changing environment, Migration strives to keep thinking outside the box. “We are really focused on small footprint, high return retail outlets right now that allow us to avoid some of the current labor challenges.  Our team also wants to take on projects that are fun and that allow us to tap into new communities.  Washington Square checked all those boxes,”says Banzer-Lausberg.

The beer garden will have seating capacity for 35 people and will be running through the rest of 2022 with aspirations of becoming a permanent location.  Beer, wine and hard cider will be open to those that are 21+ years of age.  The shopping center is located at 9585 SW Washington Square Road, Portland, OR97223.

Migration Brewing started in 2010 when four friends came together over a passion for craft beer and a dream of opening a brewpub. With a lot of bootstrapping, and a little luck, they have since opened four pub locations within Portland. As an award-winning brewery, the Migration team takes great pride in producing world-class beers that embrace innovation while respecting classic styles. For more information please visit one of the Migration brewpubs or https://migrationbrewing.com/

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Buoy Beer Company Releases Vienna Lager in 16 oz. Cans

August 7, 2022 by Dustin Scoggins

Buoy Beer CompanyASTORIA, OREGON – Buoy Beer Company’s latest Lager Series release, Vienna Lager, is the last beer that was canned in their original building prior to a partial collapse. While the partial building collapse still affects its normal brewery operations, Buoy Beer is pushing forward to keep the shelves stocked and continue releasing the year-round and seasonal beers they have planned.

This year marks the inaugural year of the Lager Series and Vienna Lager is the second release; it will be followed by two more styles this year.

“A dark beer for dark times… I mean summertime!” says Matt Jones, Head Brewer. “Vienna Lager is malty up front with a bit of black licorice and a clean pallet-quenching dryness on the finish. Inspired by Vienna lagers from Mexico, it’s made with a blend of Pilsner and Vienna malt and is perfect for sitting around a campfire or a grill.”

Vienna Lager embodies a classic Austrian-style lager and embraces the Mexican adaptations of the style. This lager is brewed with Vienna and Pilsen malts, cold-fermented, then lagered for five weeks and bittered with Magnum and Saphir hops.

“Vienna lagers have long been a favorite of mine,” says Toby Armstrong, Lead Brewer. “The malt profile makes this style rich and satisfying without pushing the alcohol too high. Our Vienna Lager pours a deep amber color, with sweet aromas of toffee and toast, a clean, subtle hop bitterness, and a nutty finish.”

Vienna Lager can be found at independent grocery stores and bottle shops throughout the Pacific Northwest.

BUOY BEER COMPANY | ASTORIA, OR | WWW.BUOYBEER.COM

Astoria, OR overlooks the meeting of one of the West’s most relentless rivers and the wilderness of an entire ocean – and it’s here that Buoy Beer Company brews its beer. With balance always a priority, we focus on traditional lagers and NW ales to savor and share with friends after a hard day’s work.

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Stiegl to Launch Hard Radler in U.S. This Fall 2022

August 7, 2022 by Dustin Scoggins

StieglIn partnership with Global Beer Network, Stieglbrauerei will begin shipping Stiegl Hard Radler™ Cherry from its headquarters in Salzburg, Austria to wholesalers in the USA in August of 2022. Filled in a sleek new 11.2 oz can, 12-packs of Stiegl Hard Radler™ Cherry are scheduled to reach shelves by October 2022.

Stepping up the ABV from Stiegl’s flagship Original Radler Series of 2%, Stiegl Hard Radlers™ will deliver an ABV of 5%. Using a higher proportion of their flagship Stiegl Goldbräu Lager, the beer’s medium-body and pleasant crispness is accented by a burst of fresh cherry aroma. The beer’s striking ruby-red color is a departure from the hazy-blonde color often associated with traditional Radlers. The new slim can

2022 marks the 100th Anniversary of the Radler style. The term Radler translates in English to cyclist and the beer-style emerged in Germany in the 1920’s as a low alcohol beverage option for cyclists in need of refreshment.  It gained popularity in the USA in the early 2000’s with brands like The Original Stiegl Radler Grapefruit which gained fame for its use of natural fruit juices, fresh flavors and use in beer cocktails.

“We are excited to bring a new style to the beer world with our Hard Radler™. The beer is still approachable and refreshing like a Radler should be, but the flavor is bolder and a little bit more in your face…and of course a little stronger as well.” – Stiegl Export Manager Thomas Necker.

For More Information:
https://www.stiegl.at/en/#top

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Collision Bend Brewing Partners with Beverage Distributors

August 6, 2022 by Dustin Scoggins

Collision BendCollision Bend Brewery and Beverage Distributors are teaming up to form a Cleveland beer power house.  Collision Bend Brewery, winner of Best Brewpub in America 2018, has entered into a distribution agreement with Beverage Distributors.  Beverage Distributors is the only distributorship that is still located in Cleveland and has resided there since the end of Prohibition.

“We at Collision Bend are very excited to be partnering up with our friends at Beverage Distributors.” Said Mark Norris, Sales Manager at Collision Bend. “With us being located in here in the city of Cleveland, and now partnering with Cleveland’s oldest and only distribution company based right here in the city; we are granted an opportunity to not only grow our own footprint, but to join an excellent portfolio of beer and help push Cleveland craft beer to new heights.”

“It’s a natural fit being Cleveland neighbors” said Mike Conway President of BDI, “we’re looking forward to this partnership and being involved in the growth of Collision Bend!”  Collision Bend is an exciting addition to the robust local craft brewers in Beverage Distributors portfolio.  Rita to add addition details?

Beverage Distributors will begin delivering Collision Bend’s products started on July 11th.  Be on the look out at your favorite local retailer for Lake Erie Sunset, C-Town IPA, Hope Flows Kolsch and other great offerings!

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Our Mutual Friend Brewing Announces August Beer Lineup

August 6, 2022 by Dustin Scoggins

Our Mutual FriendDENVER — Our Mutual Friend Brewing Company (OMF) will release a variety of new beers in August, including a 12-ounce option for Lava Loop, an Imperial Mexican Chocolate Stout, and a refreshing spritz beer collaboration with American Solera Brewery.

Available Saturday, August 6:

Sometimes the best things come in small packages. Lava Loop, is a 10% ABV Imperial Mexican Chocolate Stout brewed with Ecuadorian Cacao Nibs. This beer is available on draft and in 12-ounce cans.

“This is a complex but balanced beer with rich dark chocolate and vanilla notes and flavors of cinnamon and roasted chiles,” says OMF Head Brewer Jan Chodkowski. “The 12-ounce format makes it a much more palatable culinary-inspired beer that you’ll want to pair with Horchata ice cream.”

Available Saturday, August 13:

Grid Collapse, a Saison collaboration with Stonecloud Brewing Company out of Oklahoma City is dry-hopped with Bravo and Strata. This 6% ABV can-conditioned beer is fruity and floral with notes of strawberry and sage. Grid Collapse will be available on draft and in four-pack 16-ounce cans.

Available Saturday, August 20:

Jan & James Field Spritz is a beer and wine hybrid that is a collaboration with American Solera Brewery out of Tulsa, OK. This 4.9% ABV beer/wine hybrid  is blended with Rosé of Merlot and Raspberry to produce tropical fruit aromas and a light dry finish. Available on draft and in 750-milliliter bottles.

Existential State, a collaboration with Rare Form Brewery out of New York, is a 4.7% Extra Special Bitter (ESB). This beer will be available on draft and in four-pack 16-ounce cans.

“We have some amazing collaborations coming out next month,” says Chodkowski. “We hope you enjoy them!”

About Our Mutual Friend Brewing

Established in 2012, Our Mutual Friend is a relaxed brewery and taproom in Denver, CO whose goal is to create world-class beer using local ingredients whenever possible and serve as a gathering place for the Five Points neighborhood. This small but mighty brewery has earned acclaim and awards with a 2018 gold medal for Saison Trystero at World Beer Cup and six Great American Beer Festival medals, including a silver medal in the Mixed-Culture Brett Beer category for Biere Ovale and a gold medal for Inner Light in the Australian Pale Ale category in 2021.

For More Information:
https://www.indiecreativeco.com/news/omfaugust2022releases

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Better Beverage Leaders and Royal Swinkels Family Brewers Partner on Select Beer Brands for the US

August 6, 2022 by Dustin Scoggins

Better BeverageFrederick Maryland — BBL, Inc. of Frederick, MD, announces that a selection of Swinkels Family Brewers beer brands will be added to their portfolio starting September 2022. The Dutch family brewer oversees a range of beer brands that vary in style, origin, and consumer appeal. The common thread across this portfolio is world-class quality. The United States import rights for Rodenbach, La Trappe, and Habesha will now be under BBL, Inc’s direction.

‘I’m very excited to announce our new partnership with Swinkels Family Brewers said BBL, Inc. CEO Laura Day. ‘The BBL team may be the most excited of-all about the news. Adding this unique selection of brands to our portfolio brings products that American consumers are excited for and are value added to our existing book.’ She continued, ‘We’re thankful for the national network of distribution partners the Swinkels have built. We’re also very grateful for the groundwork and professionalism of our import colleagues at Artisanal Imports through this transition.’ She added, ‘We are currently going through the diligence of reaching out to the established distribution network and working on a successful transition for growth in the coming years.’

‘This new relationship quickly unfolded into a natural fit for us’ David van Wees, North American President of Swinkels Family Brewers said. ‘BBL’s close relationship with Brouwerij L. Huyghe aligns with our independent family-owned business philosophy.’ van Wees continued, ‘Streamlining our international logistics with BBL’s existing portfolio, the benefit of the BeNeLux economic union, and BBL’s clear commitment to brand building gives us confidence for growth under this new partnership. Our importer relationships are built for the long-term, and BBL is giving us confidence in what’s to come.

About the brands, Swinkels Family Brewers, and BBL:

The brands in this new relationship are well-known to the US Market; maybe most of all, Rodenbach. This Flemish Red-Brown Ale is a long-time darling of American Craft beer drinkers. Rodenbach’s range includes classic executions of the Flemish Red Style, Grand Cru, and Limited Vintages. Rodenbach’s brewhouse and 294 oak fermentation foeders are located at their brewery in the town of Roeselare, Western Belgium. La Trappe is an ‘Authentic Trappist Brewery’. The beers have been brewed at Brouwerij de Koningshoeven in the Netherlands, under the watchful supervision of Trappist monks of the Cistercian order since 1884. La Trappe Dubbel, Tripel, and Quadrupel are currently their most visible brands in the US. Habesha beer hails from Ethiopia, a golden lager that is well known throughout the country as ‘Cold Gold,’ and the name itself is a term that indicates all Ethiopians are connected by their origin. Habesha has found targeted success in Ethiopian communities across America.

Swinkels Family Brewers is a 100% independent family brewer that take pride in their three centuries of brewing heritage. Passing this heritage and respect for brewing onto the next generation is paramount in everything Swinkels Family Brewing does. BBL is currently the US Importer of Delirium Beers and other Belgian beer brands produced at Brouwerij L. Huyghe, located in Melle, Belgium, outside Ghent. Huyghe is also a family-owned Brewery stretching back four generations, with the fifth currently taking on brewery duties under his father.

For More Information:
https://swinkelsfamilybrewers.com/en.html

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Full Sail Brewing Releases Cool Like That Cold IPA

August 5, 2022 by Dustin Scoggins

Full Sail BrewingChill out this summer with Cool Like That Cold IPA a new seasonal brew in Full Sail Brewing Company’s Strong Current IPA Series. Cool Like That is a clean, crisp Cold IPA that explodes with tropical hop character. According to Brewmaster Greg Doss, “It’s a super drinkable hybrid style that combines a clean lager fermentation with the hopping of an IPA. A light and ultra-bright base from Pilsner malt is balanced with huge additions of Mosaic and Eclipse hops adding intense notes of mango, clementine, stone fruit, and coconut.”  Like summer, this seasonal brew won’t last forever, so get out there, have some fun, then chill out with a Cold IPA.

Our Strong Current Series celebrates our sense of place where we’re constantly inspired by the great outdoors and the environment that provide amazing recreation and one of our most treasured natural resources, the pure water that flows from the springs on Mt. Hood to our brewery and beyond.  Available through September in 4-packs of 16 oz cans and limited draft. ABV 7 %, 47 IBUs.

About Full Sail Brewing Company

Perched on a bluff in Hood River, Oregon, overlooking the mighty Columbia River’s epic wind and kite surfing and the snow-capped volcanic peak of Mt. Hood, Full Sail is a true craft-brewing pioneer. Since 1987, Full Sail has been pouring pure Mt. Hood water, local ingredients and responsible processes into each and every pint. Full Sail’s brews and sustainable practices have garnered more than 300 national and international awards, including more than 200 gold medals and Beverage World’s “Craft Brewer of the Year” distinction. From Full Sail Amber and IPA to Session Lager and bourbon barrel-aged beers, Full Sail consistently strives to brew complex, balanced and ridiculously tasty beers.

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https://fullsailbrewing.com/beers/cool-like-that-cold-ipa/

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Owl’s Brew Announces New ‘Happiest Hour’ Variety Pack

August 5, 2022 by Dustin Scoggins

Owl's Brew – Owl’s Brew, a leader in clean boozy beverages, is set to release two exciting new flavors this summer in their new variety pack Happiest Hour.

Green Tea & Peach along with Black Tea & Pineapple will be joining the brands award-winning flavor Jasmine & Blueberry for the upcoming variety pack set to launch on August 1st.

Jennie Ripps, the brand’s co-founder, and certified Tea Sommelier, spent about six months perfecting the new flavors. “We are so excited to bring these new blends to market.  Like all our products, these flavors are made from clean, real ingredients and were developed in my kitchen!  They are refreshing, delicious, and add a lot of dimension to our current lineup.”

What makes the two new flavors so special?  Green Tea & Peach is crafted from fresh-brewed organic green tea with a splash of peach juice, and a hint of raspberry.  Black Tea & Pineapple is made from fresh brewed organic black tea, pineapple, with a splash of lemon juice.  Both flavors are 100 calories, 4.8% Alc/Vol and have no added sugar.

Owl’s Brew is also thrilled to announce its expansion to Nevada.  “We are so excited to expand to Nevada, and to work with Southern Glazer’s Wine, Spirits & Beer of Nevada to bring Owl’s Brew to market.  We couldn’t think of a better partner to work with for the state, and we see tremendous potential there,” says Maria Littlefield, co-founder and president of Owl’s Brew.   Owl’s Brew will be launching in Nevada August 1st.

Owl’s Brew recently partnered with environmental health organization, Women’s Voices for the Earth (WVE), supporting their mission:  driving action towards a future free from the impact of toxic chemicals, and a world where gender, race, sexuality, zip code, income level or job does not determine our health outcomes.   Says Jennie Ripps, “WVE’s long-time initiatives around supporting & empowering women, young people, and eliminating toxic ingredients that harm our health and our environment), completely aligns with Owl’s Brew’s core values.”

“We were honored that Owl’s Brew meets their criteria for ingredient safety and transparency, and excited about the opportunity to support their work,”  added Maria Littlefield

The female-founded brand launched its range of Boozy Teas (4.8% Alc/Vol) in 2020 and has grown at an exponential rate, increasing 218%  YOY.  Owl’s Brew Boozy Tea is now available in seven year-round varieties, and available for purchase in 20 states across the US.

ABOUT OWLS BREW BOOZY TEA

Owl’s Brew was founded by tea experts, Jennie Ripps and Maria Littlefield.   The brand makes great tasting clean boozy beverages, using tea & botanicals as a base.  Their line of Boozy Teas (4.8% Alc/Vol) are crafted with 100% real ingredients, 100% of the time. All Owl’s Brew’s products are Vegan and Gluten Free.

The co-founders also the creators of Wise Women Collective, a women-for-women initiative that partners with Keep-A-Breast, Women’s Voices for the Earth, and has a monthly #BoozyBookClub.

For More Information:
https://www.theowlsbrew.com

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Fat Tire and L39ION of Los Angeles Release Limited-Edition Beer to Support Equity in Cycling

August 5, 2022 by Dustin Scoggins

Fat TireLos Angeles, California— Fat Tire and L39ION of Los Angeles today announced the release of a collaborative, limited-edition golden ale to benefit the Grow Cycling Foundation. Partners since 2019 through a shared stewardship for cycling, the two brands aim to strengthen social action within the cycling community with L39ION X Fat Tire Golden Ale.

With a dream to promote diversity and representation in the sport of cycling, L39ION founders Justin and Cory Williams set out on a mission to challenge outdated ideas, destroy boundaries, and pave the way for a more inclusive cycling community—all while assembling one of the winningest teams in road racing history.

Born on a bike, Fat Tire was first imagined on a cycling trip through Europe more than 30 years ago. Founded by a social worker, the brand has remained committed to supporting cycling, climate solutions, and underserved communities since its inception in 1991.Beginning with its first cycling grant in 1996, the brand has donated over $9.5 million to cycling-based nonprofits working to increase ridership through bike equity and access, safety education, and transportation justice.

Today, L39ION and Fat Tire are proud to combine bikes and beer for a shared goal. “At Fat Tire, we’ve watched firsthand as L39ION of Los Angeles has shaken up the cycling world,” said Taylor Boyd, Fat Tire Brand Manager. “As the team continues to dominate crit racing in the US, they are bringing more participants and spectators into the sport. We believe in and support L39ION’s mission to break down barriers as they help build a more inclusive community for all cyclists.”

Label artwork for the beer incorporates design elements taken directly from the team’s distinct, signature jerseys. With direct input from the L39ION team, and long days on the bike in mind, this collaborative beer is purpose-brewed with lemon peel and sea salt for post-ride consumption. Proceeds from every can of L39ION X Fat Tire Golden Ale sold will benefit the Grow Cycling Foundation in support of their work providing education, access, and opportunities that promote diverse representation and equity in cycling.

“Fat Tire is a tremendous partner to L39ION of Los Angeles and a staple in our team’s podium celebrations,” says Justin Williams. “I cherish the memories we’ve created together while riding with communities across the country, and my team and I have spent a considerable amount of time researching the perfect beverage to enjoy after rides. The legendary brewers at Fat Tire welcomed our input and produced the L39ION golden ale. We couldn’t be more excited to share this refreshing ale and benefit the Grow Cycling Foundation’s important work of promoting diversity in cycling.”

About L39ION of Los Angeles:

L39ION of Los Angeles was founded in 2019 by brothers Justin and Cory Williams — two established veterans in the U.S. criterium racing scene. Recognizing that the cycling community had for far too long celebrated conformity and outdated ideas, they set out to buck the status quo. Today, L39ION has not only exhibited a meteoric rise to dominance—among both its men’s and women’s teams—but has continued to champion for equality and equity both on and off the bike.

About Fat Tire:

Fat Tire Amber Ale was first introduced by New Belgium Brewing—a certified B Corporation—in 1991 and is one of America’s most popular beers. As a member of 1% for the Planet, Fat Tire has established a fervent commitment to climate action that has driven the brand for more than 30 years. In 2020, the award-winning, easy-drinking ale became America’s first certified carbon neutral beer and has invested significantly in customer education and advocacy around solutions to the climate crisis through Fat Tire’s digital platform at drinksustainably.com.

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Tröegs Releases Oktoberfest Lager

August 2, 2022 by Dustin Scoggins

Tröegs Independent Brewing HERSHEY, PA – Tröegs Independent Brewing announces the release of Oktoberfest Lager, a toasty, crisp, and festive beer for the fall season.

Interpreting this timeless German style starts with a traditional brewing technique called decoction.

“By boiling a portion of the mash, we create a bright, dry maltiness,” says brewmaster and co-founding brother, John Trogner.

A kettle addition of Hallertau Tradition hops adds subtle floral and herbal undercurrents.

Ringing in at 6.1% ABV, this toasty lager boasts notes of sweet caramel, fresh-baked bread, and flowering herbs.

To capture the celebratory spirit of the annual Oktoberfest celebration, Tröegs employed German artist David Leutert, who took inspiration from the Bavarian flag and traditional beer halls known as “Festzelte,” or “beer tents”.

Oktoberfest joins two of Tröegs’ popular year-round beers, Troegenator Double Bock and Sunshine Pilsner, as part of the brewery’s Long Live Lagers celebration of this trending beer style.

Oktoberfest Lager is available on draft and in 12-oz. bottles and cans everywhere Tröegs beer is sold.

About Tröegs Independent Brewing:

Tröegs Independent Brewing was founded by Chris and John Trogner. Since 1997, the brothers have been handcrafting world-class beers that combine traditional brewing techniques with the eclecticism of new American brewing.

For more information visit: https://troegs.com/

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