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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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Outlaw Light Beer is Expanding its Distribution in West Virginia

March 10, 2026 by Dustin Scoggins

Denver, CO (March 3, 2026) – Outlaw Light Beer, America’s No. 1 fastest-growing light domestic beer, is charging into 2026 with expanded availability across West Virginia. Through new partnerships with Thundering Beverage & The Beverage Market and Martin Distributing, the smooth, refreshing light lager is now reaching retailers, bars, and restaurants from the Kanawha Valley’s rolling hills to the high peaks of Monongahela National Forest and beyond.

Brewed in Denver by Tivoli Brewing Company — one of Colorado’s oldest and most resilient breweries with roots dating back to 1859 — Outlaw Light captures the independent, hardworking spirit that resonates deeply with West Virginians. At just 4.2% ABV and 105 calories per serving, it delivers crisp, clean taste and exceptional drinkability without compromise, making it the ideal choice for fishing the New River Gorge, hiking Blackwater Falls State Park, or kicking back after a long day.

“From the start, we set out to grow fast, and West Virginia — with its spirit of freedom, resilience and pride — has always been a strong fit for Outlaw Light,” said Ari Opsahl, CEO of Tivoli Brewing Co. “We closed 2025 with meaningful retail momentum and have entered 2026 focused on disciplined expansion. Partnerships like these strengthen our foundation and move us closer to becoming a nationally recognized household name. Thanks to Thundering Beverage & The Beverage Market and Martin Distributing, more West Virginians will now have access to Outlaw across the Mountain State.”

Outlaw Light is in the midst of explosive growth, surging from 6,750 retail placements in 2025 to a projected 32,500+ in 2026. The brand’s no-nonsense approach — high-quality light beer at an affordable price, without preaching or gimmicks — has earned it fans nationwide, including country music stars Koe Wetzel and HARDY, who are equity investors and longtime supporters. Additional promotions, tour tie-ins, and exclusive collaborations with the artists are slated throughout 2026.

“We’re proud to bring Outlaw Light Beer to West Virginia,” said Emily Ransbottom, Brand Manager at Thundering Beverage & The Beverage Market. “This brand speaks our language — hardworking, independent and built on doing things the right way. Outlaw delivers a great-tasting light beer with real character, and that’s something folks here appreciate. We believe in the brand, we believe in the people behind it, and we’re excited to grow it across our market.”

“It was a good move to partner with Outlaw Light,” added Brad Roberts, Sales Manager at Martin Distributing. “They are gaining traction in the beer category, and I think that Outlaw positions itself as a beer for people tired of being ‘preached to’ by big brands. I personally like the way that Outlaw Light makes it their mission to be simple and provide a high-quality light beer at an affordable price.”

About Outlaw Light Beer

Brewed by Tivoli Brewing Company in Denver, Colorado, Outlaw Light Beer channels a legacy of resilience, innovation, and craftsmanship that has survived Prohibition, natural disasters, and more. Recognized as a Rising Star in the 2025 Brewbound Awards, Outlaw is a crisp, easy-drinking light lager (4.2% ABV, 105 calories) crafted for dreamers and doers who value real flavor, quality, and an unpretentious good time. More resilient and fun than the average beer, Outlaw is pushing boundaries in the light beer category — delivering a better beer done right for everyone to enjoy.

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Full Sail Brewing Has a New Look and New Beers!

March 10, 2026 by Dustin Scoggins

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Hood River, OR – March 3, 2026 – Full Sail Brewing Company, the award-winning Hood River brewery founded in 1987, is marking the 21st anniversary of its beloved Session Lager by rolling out a bold retro-inspired packaging update for the classic and introducing two brand-new lager styles to the lineup this spring.

The flagship Session Classic Lager—a 30-time gold medal-winning American craft lager known for its perfect balance and consistency—returns with its original 2005-era bold, retro design. This nostalgic refresh honors the beer’s legacy as the ultimate “anywhere” session beer while giving it fresh appeal for today’s drinkers.
Joining it are two exciting new additions to the Session family:

Session Japanese Rice Lager (5.0% ABV): Brewed with rice for a lighter body and ultra-clean, dry finish. Hopped primarily with Sorachi Ace for bright lemon zest and delicate herbal spice notes, plus Tettnang for soft noble character. Crisp, refined, and effortlessly refreshing—perfect for precision brewing fans.

Session West Coast Lager: An all-malt, hop-forward take on classic PNW style. Featuring Anchovy and Mosaic hops for vibrant citrus, tropical aromatics (think sharp white grape, guava, lemongrass, and ruby red grapefruit peel), firm clean bitterness, and a snappy finish. It captures West Coast IPA brightness in a light, highly drinkable lager format.

“Session is 21 years strong, and we’re not standing still,” said Pat Tiernan, CEO of Full Sail Brewing Company. “The new lagers show exactly where we’re headed—bold flavor, easy drinking, lower ABV, and built for real-life occasions from the backyard BBQ to the weekend outdoors—all within a new look that honors our history and reminds people why they fell in love with it in the first place. Whether you’re in a lawn chair or on a mountain peak, it’s the perfect beer for the experience.”

“Lager brewing is a technical discipline—fermentation control, raw material selection, and balance are everything,” added Garrett Meier, VP of Operations at Full Sail Brewing Company. “For the Japanese Rice Lager, we used the Japanese hop Sorachi Ace to bring defined lemon zest and fresh herbal character over a lean, rice-driven body and dry finish. The West Coast Lager takes a different approach: all-malt structure layered with loads of Anchovy and Mosaic hops to deliver bright citrus and tropical aromatics, all supported by a balanced bitterness. The right way to mark Session’s 21st anniversary was to lean into what we do best: clean, flavorful, highly drinkable beer.”

The revamped Session Classic Lager, along with the new Japanese Rice Lager and West Coast Lager, will be available starting this spring in draft and 12 oz. cans (6-packs and 15-packs) across the Pacific Northwest and Colorado.

Find them at retailers, bars, and Full Sail’s Hood River Brew Pub—open daily with stunning Gorge views, dine-in, takeout, and outdoor seating.

About Full Sail Brewing

Full Sail Brewing Company, one of the pioneering forces in Oregon’s craft beer scene, was founded in 1987 in Hood River, Oregon, initially operating as Hood River Brewing Company. Co-founders Irene Firmat (who served as CEO for many years) and brewmaster Jamie Emmerson transformed an abandoned fruit cannery into a small brewery with a vision of creating high-quality, Northwest-style ales and lagers that emphasized creativity, consistency, and sustainability. In its early years, production was modest—starting with just around 2,000 barrels of Golden Ale—but the brewery quickly made history by becoming the first commercially successful craft operation in the Pacific Northwest to bottle beer for retail sale. A major milestone came in 1989 with the release of Full Sail Amber, the region’s first amber ale and a gold-medal winner that helped establish the brand’s reputation.

Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Full Sail grew steadily, expanding its portfolio with popular beers like IPA, Pale Ale, and the iconic Session Premium Lager (launched in 2005). In the late 1990s, when some partners sought to sell the company, Firmat and others orchestrated an employee buyout, leading to the creation of an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) that made Full Sail employee-owned—a structure that fostered a strong company culture and earned it repeated recognition as one of Oregon’s best places to work. The brewery became known for its commitment to environmental responsibility, including sustainable practices, local ingredient sourcing, and community involvement, while racking up hundreds of awards, including Beverage World’s “Craft Brewer of the Year.”

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