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Public Coast Brewing Co. Releases Raspberry Tart Ale and Violent Violet Double Hazy IPA for 10th Anniversary in Cannon Beach

June 28, 2026 by Dow Scoggins

Public Coast Brewing

CANNON BEACH, Ore. (June 11, 2026) — Public Coast Brewing Co. is kicking off summer in style while marking a decade of craft brewing on the Oregon Coast. The beloved Cannon Beach brewery has just released two limited-edition beers: the fan-favorite Raspberry Tart Ale and the highly anticipated Violent Violet Double Hazy IPA.

Both beers are part of Public Coast Brewing’s year-long 10th-anniversary celebration, highlighting standout recipes that fans and brewers love.
“We’re excited to welcome back Raspberry Tart Ale and Violent Violet Double Hazy IPA,” said Will Leroux, brewer at Public Coast Brewing Co. “Violent Violet is especially meaningful because it was created in collaboration with Big Dogs Brewing Co. Working together to combine our expertise and creativity was a rewarding experience and a perfect way to celebrate 10 years of brewing and serving the Cannon Beach community.”

Raspberry Tart Ale – A Refreshing Summer Sour
The returning Raspberry Tart Ale is a bright, citrusy sour ale packed with the flavor of fresh raspberries. Brewed with raspberry purée and Lemondrop hops, this 5.7% ABV beer strikes a perfect balance between sweet and tart. It’s an ideal companion for beach days, hiking, or any warm-weather adventure along the Oregon Coast.

Violent Violet Double Hazy IPA – Local Blueberries Shine

Violent Violet Double Hazy IPA showcases one of Public Coast’s signature strengths: using locally grown blueberries from its own Public Coast Farm. Clocking in at 7.0% ABV with a generous double dry-hop profile, this hazy IPA delivers bold hop character balanced by the subtle sweetness and vibrant fruit notes of fresh blueberries.

Both new releases are available for a limited time on draft at the Public Coast Brewing Co. brewpub in Cannon Beach and in convenient 16-ounce four-packs to take home.

Live Music & 10th Anniversary Events

As part of the year-long celebration, Public Coast Brewing is hosting live music every Monday from 5–7 p.m. Be sure to follow @publiccoastbrewing on Instagram for the latest lineup, food specials, and upcoming anniversary events.

About Public Coast Brewing Co.

Located just 70 miles west of Portland in Cannon Beach, Oregon, Public Coast Brewing Co. takes its name from the stunning public coastlines of the Oregon Coast. The brewery features a 10-barrel brewhouse with multiple fermenters and serves fresh, locally sourced food from area farms and ranches — including ingredients from its own Public Coast Farm.
Visitors enjoy a large pet-friendly patio, a community-style outdoor fire pit, and an open brewhouse visible from the bar. It’s a relaxed, family-friendly destination perfect for everyone.

About Public Coast Farm

Public Coast Farm sits along historic Route 26 (the Sunset Highway) on a beautiful 40-acre property at the base of the Coastal Range. The farm is home to thriving blueberry bushes, beehives, fruit orchards, and hops. These fresh ingredients flow directly into seasonal beers and dishes at both Public Coast Brewing Co. and the nearby Stephanie Inn.

For more information please visit https://publiccoastbrewing.com/

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Pabst Blue Ribbon Declares Itself the Most American Beer for America’s 250th Birthday

June 28, 2026 by Dow Scoggins

Pabst Blue Ribbon

From bald eagles and roaring V8 engines to red, white, and blue cans and monster trucks jumping through flames — Pabst Blue Ribbon has always embodied the spirit of America. To celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary, the iconic American lager is making it official with the Declaration of Pabst — a self-appointed, deeply unserious, and thoroughly entertaining constitution that crowns PBR as The Most American Beer.

While America turns 250, Pabst isn’t just joining the party — it’s bringing the biggest cans and the boldest attitude. This isn’t about generic fireworks or limited-edition flag cans. It’s about a beer that has spent 180 years brewed for every American.

What Is the Declaration of Pabst?

The Declaration of Pabst is a tongue-in-cheek, 10-article “constitution” that blends real history with pure Pabst personality. It celebrates a beer that flies with the shadow of an eagle, wears only red, white, and blue, and delivers the most American flavor possible: crisp hops and barley.
You can read the full declaration at MostAmerican.beer — because of course the website uses the ultra-patriotic .beer domain.

Freedom Packs: 250 Ounces of Pure American Glory

To make the celebration unforgettable, Pabst is releasing special Freedom Packs — massive 250-ounce bundles featuring ten 25-ounce cans. These limited-edition packs come wrapped in a custom design featuring soaring eagles and fireworks, making them the ultimate party accessory for:

Backyard cookouts
Neighborhood block parties
Fridges with the shelves removed (you know the ones)

Only 4,000 Freedom Packs will be available nationwide, so they won’t last long. Whether you’re toasting with friends or stocking up for the big day, these are built for serious celebration.

Hilarious Highlights from the Declaration of Pabst

Pabst’s new declaration is packed with memorable (and mostly true) claims, including:

Pabst doesn’t need a special American flag can — its iconic red, white, and blue design has always been patriotic.
Pabst allegedly gave America its first six-pack in the 1940s (according to Pabst folklore, anyway).
Cracking open a cold PBR sounds exactly like a V8 engine roaring to life.
Of all the blue ribbons awarded in America, Pabst’s is the one people remember first.

Later this month, Pabst will also release commemorative merch to mark 250 years of America drinking its favorite working-class lager.
About Pabst Blue Ribbon

Since its founding in 1844 in Milwaukee, Pabst Blue Ribbon has been one of America’s most beloved and original lagers. American-owned and operated, Pabst remains one of the largest privately held brewing companies in the country. For generations, it has connected with local communities and supported independent thinkers who forge their own path.

Pabst Blue Ribbon continues to champion the spirit of America — empowering new generations who believe in hard work, good times, and a better future.
Cheers to 250 years, America! Raise a can responsibly, and remember: don’t do anything Pabst wouldn’t do.

For more information please visit https://www.pabstblueribbon.com/

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Detroit Entrepreneur Mark Rieth Reacquires Atwater Brewery, Returning Iconic Craft Brewer to Local Ownership

June 27, 2026 by Dow Scoggins

Mark Rieth

DETROIT, Mich. (June 4, 2026) — In a full-circle moment for Detroit business and craft beer, Mark Rieth — the entrepreneur who owned and operated Atwater Brewery from 2005 to 2020 — has entered into a definitive agreement to reacquire the historic Detroit craft brewery. The deal returns Atwater to local ownership after it was sold to Molson Coors’ Tenth and Blake division in 2020 and later acquired by Tilray Brands in 2023.

Rieth, a longtime champion of Detroit-made products, is excited to bring the brewery back under independent local control. “My heart has always been with Atwater, and I’m thrilled to have the brewery back in my hands,” said Rieth. “I appreciate the stewardship of both Tenth and Blake and Tilray over the past five years. What I hope to bring is the deeper connection to the community that only a local owner/operator can truly provide.”

Strengthening Community Roots and Detroit Legacy

Atwater Brewery has been a cornerstone of Michigan’s craft beer scene for more than three decades. Founded in Detroit’s historic Rivertown district, the brewery is known for award-winning beers including flagship favorites Dirty Blonde Ale and Vanilla Java Porter, along with a diverse lineup of German-inspired lagers and distinctive craft ales distributed across Michigan and multiple states nationwide.

“Atwater has always been more than just a brewery. It’s a hometown brand that has shown up for Detroit through community events, civic organizations, and neighborhood partnerships,” Rieth added. “I’m excited to build on that legacy, strengthen those connections, and continue producing world-class beer.”

Expanding a Detroit Portfolio

Since selling Atwater in 2020, Rieth founded FÜL Beverages, a company focused on locally produced non-alcoholic and functional beverages. In 2025, he acquired the nearly century-old Velvet Peanut Butter brand — another iconic Detroit original. As part of the Atwater reacquisition, Velvet Peanut Butter’s offices and distribution will move into the Rivertown complex, and Rieth plans to open “Velvet House,” a brand immersion experience and retail center.

Rieth also owns Lansing Brewing Company and intends to create stronger collaboration between his breweries. The transaction, which includes the Atwater brands, equipment, and intellectual property (while Rieth had retained the historic real estate), is expected to close in summer 2026.

This homecoming reinforces the motto “Born in Detroit. Raised Everywhere.” and signals a bright future for one of Michigan’s pioneering craft breweries under dedicated local leadership.

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Lone Tree Brewing Brings Back Summer Hop Zombie for Summer Solstice: Limited Release Imperial Juicy IPA at 10% ABV

June 22, 2026 by Dow Scoggins

Lone Tree Brewing Co.

PARKER, CO — June 2026 — Lone Tree Brewing Company is resurrecting a fan-favorite twist on its cult-classic Hop Zombie with the return of Summer Hop Zombie (also known as Summer Solstice Imperial Juicy IPA). The high-octane summer seasonal launches on June 20, 2026 — perfectly timed for the summer solstice — and will be available for one day only at the brewery’s Parker location.

Bursting with bigger hops, intense tropical fruit aromas, and a potent 10% ABV bite, Summer Hop Zombie delivers hypnotic waves of passionfruit, mango, pineapple, and citrus backed by a juicy, resinous hop character. This limited Imperial Juicy IPA is designed for true hop lovers seeking bold summer vibes and big flavor.

Limited Release Details and Exclusive Merch

The beer will be available on draft and in 6-packs to-go at Lone Tree Brewing Parker — but supplies won’t last long. In true Zombie Day tradition, the brewery is also releasing a limited run of collectible Hop Zombie glassware featuring this year’s Point Break surf-themed artwork. The first ten people in line on June 20 will score a free glass.

“Surf’s up. Cans down. This one’s for the legends.”

The 14-Year Hop Zombie Legacy

Hop Zombie has been a cornerstone of Lone Tree Brewing’s lineup for over 14 years. The original is a bold Imperial Red IPA known for its deep red color, rich malt backbone, and massive hop presence (typically around 9% ABV and 90 IBUs). The Summer Solstice version transforms the classic into a hazy, juicy summer powerhouse while keeping the legendary attitude intact. This marks the second annual return of the summer edition.

A full Zombie Day celebration at Lone Tree Brewing’s original Lone Tree location is scheduled for later this fall.

About Lone Tree Brewing Company

Lone Tree Brewing Company opened its doors in 2011 as the first brewery in Lone Tree, Colorado, helping establish the South Metro Denver area as a destination for quality craft beer. Founded by a passionate team with deep local roots, the brewery quickly earned a loyal following for its bold, flavorful beers that refuse to compromise on taste or quality. From the beginning, Lone Tree focused on creating expressive ales and lagers, with flagship offerings like their cult-favorite Hop Zombie Imperial Red IPA becoming annual legends that draw fans from across the region. Over more than a decade, the brewery has grown while staying true to its community-focused ethos, expanding its footprint without losing the intimate, neighborhood feel that made it a staple.

Today, Lone Tree Brewing operates two popular tasting rooms: the original location near Park Meadows Mall in Lone Tree and a second vibrant outpost in the heart of Parker, Colorado. Known for innovative seasonal releases like the tropical Summer Hop Zombie and a consistent lineup of award-worthy beers, the brewery continues to celebrate Colorado’s outdoor lifestyle and craft beer culture. With a strong emphasis on quality ingredients and creative brewing, Lone Tree remains a beloved independent craft brewery that brings friends together over great beer year after year. Whether you’re stopping by for a pint of Hop Zombie or discovering their latest seasonal, Lone Tree delivers the bold Colorado spirit in every glass.

For more information, please visit https://lonetreebrewingco.com/

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Raised Grain Brewing Company Launches LowDown Low Alcohol Beer: Full Craft Flavor at Just 2.5% ABV

June 22, 2026 by Dow Scoggins

Raised Grain Brewing Co.

Waukesha, WI — June 2026 — Raised Grain Brewing Company, known for its bold and expressive craft beers, has announced the launch of LowDown Low Alcohol Beer. This new lineup delivers full-flavored craft beer brewed to only 2.5% ABV, giving beer lovers great taste with more control over their day.
LowDown rolls out in June 2026 across the Milwaukee area through Beer Capitol Distributing. It will be available in convenient 6-pack 12 oz. cans, half barrels, and sixth barrels.

All the Flavor, a Fraction of the Alcohol

Raised Grain built its reputation on IPAs with real punch, complex Belgian styles, and lagers that stand on their own. LowDown maintains that same high standard after a full year of research and development. The result is a lineup of low-alcohol beers that taste like their full-strength counterparts.
“We spent a year developing this. Every batch, every tweak was aimed at one thing: can we lower the alcohol without the drinker noticing anything missing? The answer is yes,” says Dr. Scott Kelley, Owner and Brewmaster of Raised Grain Brewing Company. “LowDown drinks like a full craft beer because it is one. The only thing we took out was the alcohol.”

Designed for Real Craft Beer Drinkers

LowDown fills a growing need in the craft beer world. While non-alcoholic beers have increased in popularity, many lack the bold flavor serious craft drinkers expect. LowDown offers a better middle ground — intentionally low in alcohol but packed with authentic craft character.

Whether it’s a long afternoon on the patio, an all-day backyard party, or a game day that starts early, LowDown lets you enjoy real beer flavor while staying sharp.
“More and more, I see drinkers have one or two regular beers and then reach for something lighter — not because they don’t love beer, but because they want to stay sharp and keep enjoying themselves,” says Nick Reistad, Owner and COO of Raised Grain Brewing Company. “LowDown solves that. You get the bold, familiar craft flavor and you stay in control of where the night goes.”

LowDown Hazy (2.5% ABV | 115 Calories)

Soft, juicy, and refreshing with bright citrus and tropical notes. Delivers the hazy character craft fans crave in an easy-drinking package.
LowDown IPA (2.5% ABV | 90 Calories)

Bright citrus, pine, and a crisp bite with a clean, refreshing finish. All the hallmarks of a classic IPA, built for longer sessions.
LowDown Lager (2.5% ABV | 80 Calories)

Crisp, clean, and smooth. A straightforward lager that doesn’t hide behind simplicity — it delivers pure refreshment.

Availability

LowDown Low Alcohol Beer launches on June 1, 2026, in the Milwaukee area through Beer Capitol Distributing. Look for it in 6-packs of 12 oz. cans, half barrels, and sixth barrels at local retailers, bars, and restaurants.

About Raised Grain Brewing Co.

Raised Grain Brewing Co. was founded when two local doctors passionate about homebrewing connected with a professional cyclist and a local entrepreneur. Today, the brewery remains committed to boldly brewed beer — elevating the craft through passion, precision, and high-quality ingredients.

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