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Lone Tree Announces a new Peach Wheat Ale!

March 24, 2026 by Dustin Scoggins

LONE TREE, Colo. — Lone Tree Brewing has introduced Peach Wheat Ale, now available in cans and on draft throughout Colorado. The refreshing, fruit-forward beer takes the place of the brewery’s longtime flagship, Peach Pale Ale, in its year-round lineup.

The brewing team at Lone Tree has long excelled at incorporating real fruit into its beers, earning multiple awards for the beloved Peach Pale Ale. As consumer demand for juicy, fruit-enhanced beers continues to grow, the brewery is excited to debut this updated recipe—one that honors one of its earliest creations while delivering a fresh, modern take.

Peach Wheat is built on a classic American Wheat Ale foundation, featuring generous additions of real peaches. Bold hop character brings notes of tropical fruit, candied peach, and apricot that perfectly complement the soft wheat and pale malt backbone. It pours a hazy soft orange with a medium body, approachable bitterness, and a clean stone-fruit finish.

“The end of Peach Pale Ale marks the close of an important chapter for us, but we’re thrilled to welcome the brighter, more fruit-forward flavors of this new wheat ale,” said Jerry Siote, Director of Brewhouse Operations at Lone Tree Brewing. “The most successful breweries honor tradition while staying willing to experiment and evolve with customer preferences. Peach Pale played a key role in our growth, teaching us how to balance real fruit with a ‘beer-first’ philosophy. Collaborating with Hopsteiner helped us highlight Alora hops in the new Peach Wheat, which deliver beautiful notes of peach, yuzu, sweet melon, and apricot.”

Peach Wheat is currently available on draft and in 6-packs to go at both Lone Tree Brewing locations in Lone Tree and Parker, as well as at retailers and venues across Colorado.

About Lone Tree Brewing Co.

Founded in 2011, Lone Tree Brewing Company was the first brewery to open in Lone Tree, Colorado, in Denver’s south metro area. More than a decade later, it remains a beloved community staple with two welcoming tasting rooms: the original location near Park Meadows Mall in Lone Tree and the newer Lone Tree Brewing Parker in the heart of Parker, Colorado.
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Tennessee Brew Works Announces Snail Darter Amber for Festival in Lenoir City

March 19, 2026 by Dustin Scoggins

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Tennessee Brew Works is kicking off spring—and debuting its brand-new Lenoir City Barrel House—with the inaugural Snail Darter Fest on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at 200 East Depot Street in Lenoir City, Tenn. This free, family-friendly, all-day event (11 a.m. to 10 p.m., rain or shine) doubles as the grand opening celebration for the brewery’s latest location, joining its established spots in Nashville and Nashville International Airport (BNA).

Guests can dig into a massive Low Country boil featuring more than 800 pounds of fresh Gulf shrimp served with all the classic fixings, while enjoying a stacked live music lineup curated by Mike “Grimey” Grimes. Headliner Greasy Chicken Review tops the bill, with additional acts spanning bluegrass, folk, and rock to keep the vibes going strong.

A highlight of the day: Tennessee Brew Works will exclusively release Snail Darter Ale, a smooth English-style amber (ESB) at 5.2% ABV and 30 IBUs. This limited-edition brew opens with delicate apricot and plum aromas, unfolding into rich caramel and toffee notes on the palate for a balanced, inviting finish. It’ll be available in draft, plus 12 oz. 6-packs and 24-packs to go (limited to one case per customer, while supplies last).

Portion of beer sales from the festival will support the Kids First Child Advocacy Center (CAC) of the Ninth Judicial District, which provides essential trauma-focused services to child abuse victims and families in Loudon, Meigs, Morgan, and Roane Counties.

Admission is free with plenty of seating and parking available—though ride-share is encouraged for safe travels home. Beyond the new ale, expect the full Tennessee Brew Works tap list, plus cocktails, ciders, wine, and non-alcoholic options.

About Tennessee Brew Works

Founded in 2013, Tennessee Brew Works is an independently owned craft brewery dedicated to high-quality beers that celebrate Tennessee’s land, traditions, and culture. The brewery pioneered the state’s first commercially produced all-Tennessee grain beers in 2018 in partnership with the Tennessee Department of Agriculture. Standouts include the beloved Hippies & Cowboys IPA (Tennessee’s favorite IPA) and State Park Blonde Ale, the official beer of Tennessee State Parks—brewed with local farm-sourced ingredients and supporting park preservation through the Tennessee State Parks Conservancy. Committed to integrity, the team uses only quality natural ingredients, sources locally whenever possible, and proudly operates as a Tennessee-owned business. Motto: “We work hard to create high-quality craft beer that makes Tennessee proud.”

Mark your calendars for Snail Darter Fest—perfect for spring vibes, great beer, live tunes, and giving back to the community!

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Taco Truck Mix Pack is the Newest Edition to Dust Bowl Brewing Co.

March 19, 2026 by Dustin Scoggins

Dust Bowl Brewing Company is rolling out its latest crowd-pleaser: the Taco Truck Mix Pack, a fresh 12-pack variety featuring four standout Mexican-style lagers in 12oz cans—Taco Truck Lager, Taco Truck Mango, Taco Truck Lime, and the highly anticipated return of Taco Truck Amber.

This easy-drinking series has become a fan favorite in Dust Bowl’s lineup, delivering crisp, refreshing profiles perfect for pairing with food or sipping solo. The mix pack offers a full flavor journey—from the classic light lager’s clean refreshment, through juicy fruit-infused twists with mango and lime, to the smooth, malty depth of the amber.

“The Taco Truck family has really taken off in recent years,” said Brewmaster Don Oliver. “Bringing back Taco Truck Amber—a true brewer and fan favorite—alongside the newer Mango and Lime additions gave us the ideal lineup for a mix pack our fans are going to love. Whether it’s backyard hangs, taco nights, celebrations, or casual weeknights, the Taco Truck Mix Pack has something for everyone while keeping that approachable, sessionable vibe that made the original lager a hit.

The new pack is now shipping to Dust Bowl retailers across California and available for to-go purchase at all taproom locations: the Brewery & Taproom in Turlock, Old Town Tap House in Elk Grove, taproom in Livermore, and Tap Depot in Monterey.

About Dust Bowl Brewing

Dust Bowl Brewing Company traces its roots to the hardships and resilience of the Great Depression era, when the Tate family migrated from Oklahoma to California in the 1930s in search of a better life, loading up their Model A for the journey west—a story that inspired the brewery’s “Great beer born of hard times” ethos. Fast-forward to the mid-2000s in Turlock, California, where third-generation family member Brett Tate, a former educator and coach, spotted an opportunity after Brewmaster Don Oliver won a Samuel Adams Longshot Homebrew Competition in 2006. Inspired to start his own operation, Tate teamed up with Oliver, and on Mother’s Day in May 2009, they brewed their first beer: the flagship Hops of Wrath IPA. This marked the official launch of Dust Bowl Brewing Co. as the first craft brewery in Turlock, helping spark the region’s growing craft beer scene.

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Chicago Breweries Unite: Half Acre and Maplewood Merge to Forge a New Beverage Future

March 12, 2026 by Dow Scoggins

Chicago Breweries Unite: Half Acre and Maplewood Merge to Forge a New Beverage Future

Chicago(March 12) In a move that signals both resilience and ambition in Chicago’s craft beverage industry, Half Acre Beer Company and Maplewood Brewery & Distillery have announced their merger, creating a unified company poised to navigate the evolving market landscape. The partnership, revealed on March 10, 2026, combines two of the city’s most beloved independent breweries into a “premier Chicago beverage company” that promises to preserve their individual identities while expanding into new territories.

Half Acre Beer Company, founded in 2007 and headquartered in Bowmanville, has long been a staple of Chicago’s craft beer scene with its iconic Daisy Cutter Pale Ale and a focus on innovative, hop-forward brews. The brewery operates a spacious production facility and taproom, known for its community events and artistic collaborations.

Meanwhile, Maplewood Brewery & Distillery, established in 2014 in Logan Square, brings a diverse portfolio to the table, including award-winning beers like Son of Juice IPA, as well as spirits, hop waters, and THC-infused non-alcoholic seltzers. Their lounge-style taproom emphasizes a relaxed vibe, complete with cocktails and small bites, reflecting a broader approach to beverages beyond traditional beer.

The merger comes at a challenging time for the craft beer sector, with several Chicago breweries—such as Alarmist, Casa Humilde, Illuminated Brew Works, and Whiner—announcing closures in early 2026 amid declining sales and shifting consumer preferences. However, leaders from both companies emphasize that this union is proactive, born from strength rather than desperation. “We combine as individually strong, complementary businesses that share similar visions for the future of our industry and city,” the owners stated in a joint social media announcement.
Under the new structure, the yet-to-be-named entity will maintain separate operations for Half Acre and Maplewood, ensuring their brands, taprooms, and product lines remain distinct. Kevin McGillen, Half Acre’s president and chief operating officer, is slated to become the CEO of the combined company once the deal finalizes in the coming weeks. This setup allows Maplewood to bring all brewing in-house using Half Acre’s larger facilities, ending reliance on contract production and streamlining efficiencies.

The strategic focus extends beyond beer, aiming to capitalize on growth areas like THC beverages, restaurant operations, and non-alcoholic options. Half Acre President Kevin McGillen described the merger as an opportunity to thrive in a “tumultuous” marketplace, noting the combined portfolio’s potential for innovation in spirits and alternative drinks. Industry observers see this as part of a broader consolidation wave, but one that avoids turning the new company into just “a collection of brands,” instead building a robust platform committed to Chicago’s beverage heritage.

Public reaction has been largely positive, with social media buzzing about the potential for collaborative brews and expanded offerings. On platforms like Reddit, fans expressed relief that the merger prevents potential closures, hailing both breweries as “great” additions to the city’s scene. Beer bloggers and enthusiasts speculate on future synergies, from joint events to new product lines that blend Half Acre’s bold flavors with Maplewood’s distilling expertise.

As Chicago’s craft industry continues to adapt—facing competition from national conglomerates, changing tastes toward low-alcohol and wellness-focused drinks, and economic pressures—this merger stands as a beacon of collaboration. For locals and visitors alike, it ensures that the spirit of independent brewing endures, even as the market demands evolution. With the deal expected to close soon, beer lovers can raise a glass to what promises to be an exciting chapter in the Windy City’s storied beverage history.

About Half Acre Brewing
Half Acre Beer Company, one of Chicago’s pioneering craft breweries, was founded in 2007 by Gabriel Magliaro, who initially contract-brewed beers like Half Acre Lager at a facility in Wisconsin before establishing its own roots in the city. In 2008, the brewery opened on Lincoln Avenue in North Center with used equipment, and by 2009, it introduced its iconic flagship Daisy Cutter Pale Ale—a bold, hop-forward West Coast-style pale ale that became a Chicago staple and helped define the local scene’s raw, intense approach to American microbrews. The company expanded significantly in 2013 by acquiring a larger production facility on Balmoral Avenue in Bowmanville, enabling greater distribution and innovation. Today, Half Acre’s year-round lineup includes crowd-pleasers like Daisy Cutter, the crisp Pony Pilsner, the lighter Half Acre Light Lager (at just 99 calories), and Bodem India Pale Ale, alongside a rotating selection of seasonal, limited, and barrel-aged offerings that showcase purposeful roughness and creative hop selections—making it a go-to for beer lovers seeking authentic, flavorful Chicago craft beer.

About Maplewood Brewing and Distilling
Maplewood Brewery & Distillery, a trailblazing Chicago craft beverage producer located in the vibrant Logan Square neighborhood, traces its roots to homebrewing and distilling experiments by founders Adam Cieslak and Ari Megalis as far back as 2005 in basements and makeshift setups. Officially launching in 2013 and opening for production in September 2014 (with the lounge-style taproom following in 2017), Maplewood became the first establishment in Illinois to combine brewing and distilling under one roof, emphasizing innovative, award-winning beers alongside handcrafted spirits. Its flagship lineup shines with hazy, juicy standouts like the tropical-fruit bomb Son of Juice IPA (loaded with Mosaic and Simcoe hops), the balanced Charlatan American Pale Ale, the crisp Pulaski Pils Chicago-style lager, and the rich Fat Pug Oatmeal Milk Stout, complemented by rotating seasonal and limited releases. On the spirits side, offerings include creative gins like Spruce Gin with Colorado spruce tips, whiskeys such as Fat Pug American Malt Whiskey, rye whiskeys, bourbons, and more, plus innovative non-alcoholic options like THC-infused seltzers—making Maplewood a go-to destination for diverse, high-quality Chicago craft beer and spirits enthusiasts seeking bold flavors and boundary-pushing creativity.

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TailGate Brewery Releases Wizard’s Order IPA ‘Abracadabra!’

March 11, 2026 by Dustin Scoggins

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TailGate Brewery, Tennessee’s independent craft brewery and pizzeria, has launched Wizard’s Order IPA (6% ABV) as a new year-round core offering, bringing tropical hop magic to fans across the state.

This spellbinding IPA is crafted with Krush and Citra hops, barley and wheat malt, delivering bold aromas and flavors of mango nectar, passionfruit, and fresh orange zest. It pours medium-bodied with subtle notes of bread and caramel for balance, paired with a pleasant bitterness that elevates the juicy tropical fruit profile—perfect for hop lovers seeking broad appeal without overwhelming intensity.

After more than a year (and in some reports, up to 2.5 years) of dedicated research and development—including tweaks, consumer feedback, and recipe refinement—Wizard’s Order IPA graduates from its previous rotating series status to become a permanent fixture in TailGate’s lineup, joining award-winning flagship TailGate Orange Wheat, Lager Projekt, and TailGate Cider.

“Through this type of R&D process, we’re able to get creative while collecting feedback, perfecting the beer, and ultimately delivering the best of the best,” said Wesley Keegan, sole owner and original founder of TailGate Brewery.

Find Wizard’s Order IPA now in draft and 6-packs of 12oz cans at:

All TailGate Brewery taproom locations across Tennessee (including Headquarters in West Nashville, Music Row, East Nashville, Germantown, South Nashville, Hendersonville, Murfreesboro, Chattanooga, and the Nashville International Airport outpost)
Retailers, restaurants, and craft beer spots statewide via Lipman Brothers Distributing

Pair it with TailGate’s scratch-made pizza for the ultimate experience—try it alongside their Spicy Vodka Pizza (vodka sauce base, mozzarella, pepperoni, ricotta dollops, and hot honey drizzle). The refreshing, hoppy notes cut through the robust spice perfectly.

TailGate brews over 300 unique recipes annually and releases small-batch beers weekly (available taproom-only), keeping things fresh for visitors.
Discover more, check taproom hours, order online for pickup, or locate Wizard’s Order IPA near you at tailgatebeer.com.

About TailGate Brewery
TailGate Brewery, founded in Nashville, Tennessee, in 2014 by Wesley Keegan, has grown from a humble one-man operation into one of the state’s largest independent craft breweries. Keegan, originally brewing in San Diego, relocated to Music City with a vision to become Tennessee’s top craft beer producer, starting with a small 3-barrel system and no outside investors. Over the years, the brewery expanded to a 50-barrel system, opening nine locations across the region and employing over 250 team members. Known for its innovative “beer first” philosophy, TailGate emphasizes high-quality, experimental flavors while ensuring the core beer profile shines through, sourcing ingredients locally and collaborating with Nashville farmers to minimize waste.

Under Keegan’s ownership, TailGate Brewery offers a diverse lineup of over 30 house-brewed beers on tap at each taproom, including year-round favorites like the zesty TailGate Orange Wheat Ale (5% ABV), the crisp Lager Projekt Helles (4.8% ABV), and the tropical Wizards’ Order IPA (6% ABV). Popular specialties include the cult-favorite Peanut Butter Milk Stout (5.8% ABV), Howdy Cloudy Hazy Session IPA, and seasonal releases like Honey Nut Blonde or Apple Lager, alongside ciders and seltzers. With a constantly rotating draft list, TailGate pairs its brews with scratch-made pizzas, making it a go-to spot for beer enthusiasts seeking bold, approachable flavors in a vibrant atmosphere.

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Beer Girl is Building Their Brand with Expansion and Leadership Additions

March 11, 2026 by Dustin Scoggins

 

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Beer Girl, the Laguna Beach, California-based low-ABV beer brand, is accelerating its growth in the booming “better-for-you” beer category with major milestones: multi-state expansion starting March 1, 2026, the launch of nationwide online shipping in mid-March, and the addition of beverage industry veteran Zech Francis to its advisory board.

Beer Girl’s signature crisp, easy-drinking lagers clock in at just 3.5% ABV, are naturally zero sugar, gluten-reduced, and brewed with corn instead of wheat—delivering full flavor without the heaviness or bloat often associated with traditional beer.

Currently available in select retail and on-premise spots across California and Arizona, the brand is rolling out to new markets through strong distributor partnerships:

Texas (Dallas–Fort Worth): Andrews Distributing
Tennessee: Lipman Brothers
North Carolina: Caffey & Carolina Premium Beverage
Florida: Pepin Distributing Co., Gold Coast Eagle Distributing, Great Bay Distributors, and The Lewis Bear Co.

Additional states are slated to follow throughout 2026 and beyond, reflecting Beer Girl’s targeted, market-by-market strategy focused on quality partnerships and on-premise visibility.

“We’re incredibly excited to welcome Beer Girl to the Andrews portfolio,” said David Holt, EVP of Strategic Partnerships at Andrews Distributing. “Beer Girl brings fresh energy to the lifestyle beer category with fun branding, focused marketing, and a clear vision for the consumers they attract. We’re thrilled to introduce it to a wider audience across DFW!”

To complement the expansion, Beer Girl is launching nationwide online shipping in mid-March, making it easier for fans everywhere to order directly. The brand has also partnered with Countermeasures (CMC) to accelerate growth in key markets and national accounts.

“The team at Beer Girl has done an exceptional job filling a gap in the gluten-reduced segment with a high-quality product that appeals broadly,” said Austin Sawyer, CEO of Countermeasures (CMC). “This brand is about to make waves, and we’re excited to partner on this next phase.”

Strategic Advisory Boost

Beer Girl has appointed Zech Francis to its advisory board. A consumer goods entrepreneur, investor, and brand builder named to Ad Age’s 40 Under 40 in 2025, Francis most recently served as SVP of Global Marketing at BeatBox, where he helped scale the brand to over $250 million in annual revenue.
“Beer Girl is building real momentum by authentically speaking to consumers the beer industry has overlooked,” said Francis. “With strong early retail traction and founders Caroline and Griffin who can scale it, this expansion is especially exciting. In a challenging beer category, brands like Beer Girl drive incremental growth by attracting new drinkers.”

“This multi-state expansion marks a major milestone for Beer Girl,” said Caroline Foulk, co-founder. “We’re excited to bring our lighter, low-ABV, gluten-reduced beer to a much wider audience as demand grows for more balanced options.”

Discover Beer Girl’s lineup—including Lighter Lager and Amber Lager—at drinkbeergirl.com, where you can find store locations, order online (now shipping nationwide), and learn more about the brand.

About Beer Girl

Founded in 2023 and launched in distribution in 2024 by husband-and-wife team Caroline and Griffin Foulk, Beer Girl was inspired by Caroline’s experience running her family’s brewery and managing an autoimmune condition. The Laguna Beach-based brand offers a lighter, more balanced alternative to traditional beer: crisp lagers that are 3.5% ABV, zero sugar, gluten-reduced, and brewed with corn for reduced gluten impact—perfect for beer lovers who want flavor without feeling heavy. Visit drinkbeergirl.com for the full story, where to buy, and updates. Cheers to smarter sipping!

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Portland Cider Co. is Introducing Two New Ciders to the Lineup

March 11, 2026 by Dustin Scoggins

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Portland Cider Co. is ramping up its popular imperial cider lineup with two exciting, fruit-forward additions: Imperial Blackberry Lime now joins the year-round core collection, while Imperial Passion Fruit debuts as the spring seasonal in the cidery’s rotating imperial series.

Both bold ciders clock in at 8.4% ABV, delivering the intense, fruit-driven flavor that fans love in Portland Cider’s imperial style—perfect for those seeking robust, elevated hard cider options.

Imperial Blackberry Lime: Now Year-Round

Crafted with juicy Northwest blackberries and a bright splash of real lime, this imperial cider leads with rich, jammy blackberry depth and dark berry intensity. A vibrant lime acidity lifts the profile, while the finish stays juicy, smooth, and balanced—showcasing the strength of the imperial apple base without overpowering sweetness.

At 8.4% ABV, it’s full-flavored yet refined, making it ideal for slow sipping or food pairings like grilled meats, sharp cheeses, berry-glazed pork, or dark chocolate desserts.

“We wanted to create a year-round imperial that highlights natural fruit while remaining balanced and drinkable,” said Jeff Parrish, co-owner of Portland Cider Co. “Imperial styles continue to be one of the fastest-growing segments in cider right now, with sales up significantly year-over-year as drinkers seek more robust, fruit-driven options in 19.2 oz cans and draft formats.”

Imperial Blackberry Lime is available year-round on draft (1/6 BBL and 1/2 BBL kegs) and in 12-ounce 6-packs and 19.2-ounce Proper Pint cans at retailers across the Pacific Northwest, plus on tap and to-go at Portland Cider’s Clackamas taproom.

Imperial Passion Fruit: Spring Seasonal
This vibrant semi-sweet imperial cider blends fragrant, tangy passion fruit with crisp Northwest-grown apples for a bright, tropical escape. It pours golden and bursts with juicy passion fruit notes, balanced by smooth apple character and subtle floral aromatics. The finish is refreshing and approachable despite the 8.4% ABV.

“As demand for imperial cider keeps rising, we’re thrilled to explore bold, fruit-driven flavors,” said Lynda Parrish, co-owner of Portland Cider Co. “Passion fruit delivers such a vibrant tropical punch, building perfectly on our region’s crisp apples.”
Imperial Passion Fruit is available now on draft (1/6 BBL and 1/2 BBL kegs) and in 19.2-ounce Proper Pint cans at select Pacific Northwest retailers and the Clackamas taproom—while supplies last.

Both releases can be found at Portland Cider Co.’s Clackamas pub (8925 SE Jannsen Road, Clackamas, OR), which features 18 taps of cider specialties, craft beer, wine, a full pub menu, and an extended outdoor patio. Use the company’s online Cider Finder tool at portlandcider.com to locate these and other offerings near you.

About Portland Cider Co.

Founded in 2013 in the heart of the Northwest, Portland Cider Co. crafts handcrafted, award-winning hard ciders inspired by Portland’s bold spirit. Committed to clean, real ingredients and the tastiest cider-drinking experience, the cidery has earned over 50 awards. Visit the Clackamas taproom and pub to sample flights, enjoy unreleased pours, or grab cans and growlers to go. Expect more from your cider—visit portlandcider.com for the full lineup, events, and more. Cheers!

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True North Ales Announces a New Release, “Any Tang Gose Tangerine Sour”

March 11, 2026 by Dustin Scoggins

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True North Ale Company is kicking off its 2026 Sour Series with the launch of Any Tang Gose Tangerine Sour, a vibrant, fruit-forward gose that’s perfect for welcoming spring to New England.

This refreshing sour ale is infused with real tangerine purée, delivering bright flavors and aromas of fresh citrus and tropical fruit. Mandarina Bavaria hops and coriander amplify the zesty citrus profile, while a touch of sea salt balances the sweetness and boosts the tart, thirst-quenching finish. At 5.6% ABV, it’s light, lively, and ideal for patio season or any warm-weather gathering.

“A fantastic brew to celebrate spring’s return to New England,” the brewery notes—think crisp, tangy refreshment in every sip.
Any Tang Gose Tangerine Sour is available now for a limited time at select stores and restaurants across Massachusetts and New Hampshire, as well as directly at the True North Ale Company Taproom in Ipswich, MA.

About True North Ale Company

Nestled on Boston’s North Shore in historic Ipswich, Massachusetts, True North Ale Company opened in 2017 and has quickly become a regional favorite. The brewery’s beers are available in kegs and 16 oz. cans at more than 2,000 bars, restaurants, and stores throughout Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.
True North has earned major accolades, including:

Gold Award at the 2018 World Beer Cup
Gold Medal at the 2023 Great American Beer Festival
Gold and Bronze Medals at the 2021 Great American Beer Festival
Silver Medal at the 2024 World Beer Cup
Silver Medal at the 2020 Great American Beer Festival

It has also been voted Best Brewery on Boston’s North Shore for four consecutive years.

The taproom features expansive outdoor patios (open-air and tented seating for 150+), indoor seating for 150+, and an events venue that can accommodate groups of more than 250 guests. Stop by at 116 County Road, Ipswich, MA, to enjoy fresh pours, cans to go, and the full lineup of juicy IPAs, sophisticated Belgian ales, classic lagers, and unique sours.

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Brooklyn FC and Threes Brewing Collaborate for “Golden Goal”

March 11, 2026 by Dustin Scoggins

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Brooklyn FC and Threes Brewing have teamed up to launch Golden Goal, a refreshing light lager celebrating soccer and Brooklyn pride—just in time for the club’s exciting 2026 season.

The beer officially debuted at a special fan event on Friday night at Threes Brewing’s Gowanus location.
“As Brooklyn’s professional soccer club, we’re proud to partner with local creators who make our borough thrive,” said Jamie Terrell, Director of Partnerships at Brooklyn FC. “Golden Goal captures the taste of victory, and we can’t wait for fans to enjoy it at Maimonides Park, Threes Brewing spots, and bars across Brooklyn.”

A Beer Built for the Beautiful Game

Golden Goal is a bright, crisp, and highly sessionable light lager with refreshing lime notes and a clean, easy finish. Brewed to be approachable and shareable, it’s perfect for match days—whether cheering with thousands in the stadium or grabbing a pint with friends at the local pub.
“Brooklyn thrives when the community gathers around shared passions,” said Zach Smith, VP of Hospitality at Threes Brewing. “We crafted Golden Goal as a versatile, welcoming beer for fans to enjoy wherever they come together to support Brooklyn FC.”

The cans feature striking Brooklyn FC branding with iconic Brooklyn skyline elements, making it a true local keepsake.

Where to Find Golden Goal

Golden Goal is now available at:

All Threes Brewing locations (including Gowanus and Greenpoint)
The Highbury Pub (Ditmas Park)
Black Horse Pub (South Slope)
Paddy’s (Park Slope)

Catch Brooklyn FC in Action

Brooklyn FC’s men’s team kicks off its inaugural season in the USL Championship on Sunday, March 8, 2026, against Indy Eleven. Kickoff is at 3:00 p.m. at Maimonides Park in Coney Island. Tickets are on sale now via SeatGeek.
The women’s team continues their spring season with a home opener on Saturday, March 7, 2026, against DC Power FC at 2:00 p.m. at Maimonides Park. Tickets are available now via SeatGeek.

About Brooklyn Football Club

Brooklyn FC is the borough’s professional soccer club, competing in the United Soccer League ecosystem. The men’s team makes its debut in the USL Championship in 2026, while the women’s team plays in the Gainbridge Super League, the top tier of U.S. women’s soccer. Rooted in community, culture, and competitive excellence, Brooklyn FC brings the global game home with local heart.

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Goat Patch Brewing Announces its New Canned West Coast IPA

March 10, 2026 by Dustin Scoggins

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Colorado Springs, CO – Goat Patch Brewing Company, the Colorado Springs-based brewery celebrated for its balanced brews and multiple GABF, World Beer Cup, and other awards, is expanding its IPA lineup with the release of Goat Patch West Coast IPA – now available in cans for the first time.

Long a favorite on draft and known for its popular hazy IPAs, this crisp, intensely hoppy West Coast-style IPA features a trifecta of classic Pacific Northwest hops: Mosaic, Citra, and Simcoe. Brewed on a super-dry grain bill with a Pilsner base to let the hops shine, it clocks in at 6.7% ABV and 58 IBUs for a refreshingly dry finish, piney bitterness, and vibrant citrus and tropical notes.

“We brewed this with a super-dry grain bill, a Pilsner base to really showcase the hops,” said Co-Owner and Director of Production Operations Darren Baze. “It tasted great brewed on our pilot system, and we’re excited to release this beer on a larger scale.”

Find Goat Patch West Coast IPA on tap and in 6-pack cans at all three Goat Patch locations:

Lincoln Center (headquarters in Colorado Springs)
Northgate (Colorado Springs, featuring Grazing Goat Pizza Kitchen)
Monument (recently transitioned under the Goat Patch brand)

It’s also rolling out in kegs and cans to bars, restaurants, and retailers throughout Colorado Springs, Monument, and surrounding areas. The beer will be available through springtime while supplies last.

This release broadens Goat Patch’s IPA offerings, giving fans a clear, bold alternative to their hazy favorites while staying true to the brewery’s commitment to balanced, high-quality craft beer.

About Goat Patch Brewing Company

Goat Patch Brewing Company began as a dream among good friends sharing a passion for great beer around a kitchen table. Named in a nod to co-owner and head brewer Darren Baze’s signature beard style, the brewery was founded on core values: balanced brews, strong community ties, and a spirit of adventure. Since opening in Colorado Springs, Goat Patch has earned prestigious accolades, including medals at the Great American Beer Festival (2018, 2020), World Beer Cup (2022, 2024), and many more. With three welcoming taproom locations – Lincoln Center, Northgate (with pizza kitchen), and Monument – Goat Patch continues to deliver award-winning craft beer to the Pikes Peak region.

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