Expert Topic Euphorics Brings Depth of Familiar Flavor to IPA
There is a big focus on hops in North America right now as the 2024 harvest is in full swing. But there are more than just pellets and whole cones available to brewers. Jeff Daly, the sensory manager at John I Haas spoke to All About Beer editor and ProBrewer contributor John Holl about the company’s new product, Euphorics.
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News Tilray Lays Off Innovation Brewing Team at 10 Barrel
One year after purchasing 10 Barrel Brewing from Anheuser-Busch, reports have surfaced that Tilray Brands has laid off the entire innovation brewing team and positions in administration and sales. The move comes a few days after the announced resignation of 10 Barrel founders Chris and Jeremy Cox.
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Sponsored Balancing Startup Costs in Your Brewery Budget and How to Fund Your Initial Startup Capital Costs
When opening a brewery, understanding startup costs and how to fund your startup is essential. Let’s dive deeper into these financial elements and how they’ll influence your startup budget.
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Sponsored Mitigate Risk of Package Failure with Head Space Management
Beverage packages, be it cans, bottles, kegs, or even tanks and totes can experience increasing internal pressures when the temperature warms up. While vendors have specifications on the maximum pressure they can withstand, it becomes the responsibility of the beverage manufacturer to ensure that once the package is filled, the internal pressures never rise above the maximum safe levels specified by the supplier for the maximum temperatures that the package experiences during its journey through the distribution chain. For pasteurized beverage products, the maximum temperature the beverage experiences is likely the pasteurization temperature.
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News Falconer Foundation Offering Full Scholarship to ABG Intensive Brewing Science Program
In collaboration with the American Brewers Guild, the Falconer Foundation is offering a full-tuition scholarship to the Guild’s Intensive Brewing Science & Engineering program. The course is designed for brewers and homebrewers who lack formal training in brewing science and covers all the fundamentals of beer production and quality assurance.
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News NBWA ‘Beer Purchasers’ Index’ Shows Beer Contracting as Summer Ends
Hopes of a strong summer for beer sales are beginning to fade as most signs are pointing to flat or down sales for the summer months. The National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) has just released the Beer Purchasers’ Index (BPI) for August 2024, which shows “a downshift in distributor sentiment to a more cautious outlook for the beer industry heading into the end of summer,” the NBWA said in a statement.
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Sponsored Yeast Plays the Pivotal Role in Craft Breweries
Craft brewing is filled with passionate brewers dedicated to perfecting their recipes and delighting patrons with the latest beer styles. Most beer enthusiasts marvel at the hops, malt, and other flavoring agents in beer, yet yeast is the silent hero behind the scenes. Yeast plays a pivotal role in the flavor and aroma of craft beer. Often overshadowed by other ingredients, the choice and treatment of yeast can drastically shape a beer’s character. Yeast is a delicate creature. Meticulous handling, propagation, and management of this miraculous microorganism significantly impacts a brewery’s operational costs and beer quality.
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News Global Company AB Mauri Buys Omega Yeast Labs
AB Mauri, the global yeast and bakery ingredients division of Associated British Foods has announced that they have acquired Omega Yeast Labs LLC, effective Aug. 14, 2024. Omega Yeast, located in Chicago is a craft-oriented supplier of yeast founded by Lance Shaner and Mark Schwarz.
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News Deschutes Teams Up with Patagonia Provisions to Make First Organic NA Beer Brewed in US
Non-alcoholic beer is the fastest growing segment of the beer industry right now, so it’s no surprise to see brewers extending their reach in the category. Deschutes Brewery, in partnership with Patagonia Provisions is releasing Kernza Golden Brew, the first organic non-alcoholic beer brewed in the US.
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News BA Hosts 2024 National State Guilds Summit
Your state brewers association is working for you. And the Brewers Association (BA) is helping. The BA sponsored the 2024 biannual National State Guilds Summit in Madison, Wisconsin with representatives from 28 state guilds attending the two-day educational event.
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Expert Topic Companies Creating Sustainability and Brewing Innovations.
While there is a continued respect for the roll up your sleeves and put some elbow grease into brewing through manual labor, there’s also a fascination with equipment. Brewers are always looking at what’s new, what can help the process and efficiencies, and be better for the bottom line.
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News Columbus & Delmar Distributing to Acquire The House of LaRose in Ohio
In another shakeup of the Anheuser-Busch distribution network in Ohio, Columbus & Delmar Distributing has announced that it will purchase family-owned The House of LaRose, another AB wholesaler in the state. The announcement comes just a week after AB announced it was closing its brewery-owned distribution business in the Canton area and transitioning the brands to The Columbus Distributing Co.
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News New York Signs Law Allowing Breweries and Distilleries to Ship Direct to Consumer
New York has passed legislation to allow small distillers, breweries and cideries to ship directly to consumers. It is one more state added to the list in the slow and steady effort to allow direct shipping for brewers and distillers.
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News Iconic Cambridge Brewing to Close After 35 Year Run
Pioneering Cambridge Brewing will be closing its doors in December after 35 years of serving the Cambridge, MA community. The 10-barrel brewpub was the second brewpub to open in the state in 1989 and has been a highly respected brewery in the industry for over 3 decades.
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Expert Topic For The Future, Brewers Need to go Beyond Standard Sustainability
There are many ways to think about sustainability when it comes to breweries. The word can mean different things to different people and have different applications regarding a business ethos. For some perspective All About Beer editor and ProBrewer contributor John Holl spoke with Andy Hooper, previously Director of Operations at Anderson Valley Brewing Company in Booneville, California, brewmaster at Seismic Brewing Company in Santa Rosa, California and now in charge of business development for Barnum Mechanical.
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News BA: CO2 Shortages Likely to Reoccur This Fall
With current commercial demand of CO2 just about equal to current demand levels, even a slight disruption in supply could trigger another shortage for small brewers. With seasonal maintenance by CO2 manufacturers typically scheduled for the fall months, the Brewers Association is warning craft brewers that there could be “significant disruptions” to CO2 supply in coming months.
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