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| Deschutes CEO: Virginia brewery still in plans based Deschutes Brewery insists the company still plans to move forward with its expansion to the East Coast. CEO Michael LaLonde says plans to build a brewery in Roanoke, Va., have not changed despite news reports that the company was "rethinking" its plans — reports LaLonde characterized as ...
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| New Realm Brewing wins bid on Green Flash Brewing's Virginia facility Atlanta based New Realm Brewing ready to grow in their first six months of operation. The brewery has won the bidding for Green Flash assets of their east coast facility. PICS: INSIDE NEW REALM BREWING. The 58,000 square foot facility in Virginia Beach, Virginia was built by San Diego based Green ...
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| Richmond-based brewery to open Virginia Beach location "We welcome Isley Brewing Company to the Virginia Beach craft beer community," said Virginia Beach Economic Development Director Warren D. Harris. "The location in the ViBe Creative District will provide another reason to visit the assortment of businesses and endeavors in this thriving section of ...
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| Atlanta-based New Realm Brewing to take over Green Flash facility in Virginia Beach An Atlanta brewery has purchased Green Flash Brewing Company's equipment and apparently intends to move into its Virginia Beach brewery and taproom, according to the building's owner. New Realm Brewing, which opened a restaurant and brewery in Atlanta in January, is working out the terms of ...
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| Sources: New Realm Brewing Wins Bid for Former Green Flash Brewing Equipment Atlanta's New Realm Brewing has won a bid to acquire the brewing equipment assets currently located inside Green Flash Brewing's former production facility in Virginia Beach, sources told Brewbound. Nick Dove, executive vice president of Heritage Global Partners, the auctioneer, confirmed to ...
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| Atlanta's New Realm Brewing Is Already Expanding ... To Green Flash's Virginia Beach Facility According to a story in the Virginian Pilot, the Atlanta brewery is purchasing the former Green Flash facility in Virginia Beach, taking over what most seem to have regarded as a very nice space. This opportunity of course comes on the heels of the disastrous collapse of Green Flash in 2018, which most ...
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| When states treat alcohol like contraband, entrepreneurs suffer ... creative advertising would lead to overconsumption, but there's no evidence that consumers in neighboring Maryland and DC are unable to control their alcohol intake when exposed to such indecent advertisements as "Turn Down for What Tuesday," or "$5 draft beers." Virginia's regime serves only to ...
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| New Realm Brewing Purchases Brewing Equipment Brewing Company is taking steps to expand its brewing capacity. The. southeast based craft brewery, founded by Carey Falcone, Bob Powers. and Mitch Steele, recently purchased brewing equipment located at the. former Green Flash Brewing Company facility in Virginia Beach. New. Realm is ...
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| Report: New Realm Brewing buys Green Flash equipment VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WVEC) -- Less than a month after Green Flash Brewing Company closed its doors for good in Virginia Beach, another brewery is taking its place. ... Now the Pilot reports New Realm Brewing plans on moving into the taproom off General Booth Boulevard. The $20 million craft ...
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| As Deschutes delays opening, business owners say local craft beer industry still strong ROANOKE, Va. - Despite a 6 percent increase in the craft beer sales industry overall, Deschutes Brewery is examining its future in the Star City. Groundbreaking for the $85 million investment was set for next year. While the increase is regarded as a positive news for the industry, that number is down ...
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