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| Daugaard seeks new craft beer laws to help growing industry Craft brewers would be able to produce up to 30,000 barrels per year while holding other licenses and sell their suds directly to bars under an overhaul Gov. Dennis Daugaard is pursuing to make South Dakota microbrewing more competitive with surrounding states. Daugaard recently had to ask what ...
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| Brookhaven's 'Brew to Moo' program scores $33G state grant Craft brewers use grains such as barley, wheat and corn to make sugar for their beer. Leftover grains can be fed to cows, goats, sheep, chicken, ducks, geese and pigs. A Newsday story last year about "Brew to Moo" said Brookhaven officials supported the program to reduce disposal of food waste while ...
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| Franchot visits county to support craft beer reform PORT DEPOSIT — Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot lifted a glass of craft beer and saluted the men and women in the business of brewing beer during a stop in Cecil County Friday. Franchot was invited to Granite Run Taproom on South Main Street in Port Deposit Friday evening by the Cecil ...
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| Joe Powers What's your current position at your brewery, and how did you get started in the craft brewing industry? I'm head brewer at HomeGrown Brewing Co. [in Oxford, Mich.] I come from an environmental engineering background, but I've been homebrewing for over 10 years now and got my dad interested in it.
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| Brewers raise a glass to some tax relief "It is going to help our craft brewers, which is good. It is something I sponsored in separate legislation, but the big winners are going to be the big breweries that get about 4 billion," Congressmen Peter Welch, said. "So, that's what's upside-down. Why not give more help to our small brewers and no help ...
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| Year of the Tax Cut Helps Brewers "This is a monumental day …," said Bob Pease, president and CEO of the Brewers Association, an organization that represents small and independent craft breweries. "Our expectation is that small brewers will use their savings … to invest in their breweries, expand their operations, create more jobs ...
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| Cheers to growing craft beer culture at popular Ballarat festival CHEERS: Beer-lovers celebrated craft beer culture with a glass in hand at the Ballarat Beer Festival at City Oval in 2017. Picture: Luka Kauzlaric ... Ballarat's Red Duck and The Athletic Club will be among thirty four brewers serving up over 150 craft brews on the banks of the lake. Red Duck first started ...
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| Brew crew: New legislation helping local beer makers realize potential Hamstrung by restrictive liquor laws, Oklahoma brewers used to be largely benchwarmers in the craft beer game. Now with the playing field leveling, they're scoring points with consumers and their companies' bottom line. "It took 30 years to go from a handful of breweries to 1,500," says Eric Marshall, ...
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| Beer Nut: Hybrid beer and high-test brew from bigger brands While I've focused a lot of local beer recently, this week I'm writing about two of the bigger craft beer companies in the nation, Sam Adams and Dogfish Head (owned by Sam Calagione) which ranks No. 2 and No. 14 nationally as far as craft beer sales volume in the U.S. One brewer has just released a ...
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| Through Beers For Good, Robinson helps those in need Robinson, an in-house lawyer at Boston Scientific, was also looking for ways to get involved in the community where she grew up. She saw the Beers For Good mission as an answer. It brings people to downtown Fitchburg who share an appreciation for craft beers and donating to local organizations.
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