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Ryan Burk Joins Blake’s Beverage as VP of Quality & Innovation

Ryan Burk Joins Blake’s Beverage as VP of Quality & Innovation

Former Angry Orchard head cider maker Ryan Burk has joined Blake’s Beverage Company as VP of quality and innovation. Burk has been advising Blake’s and its portfolio of brands – Blake’s Hard Cider, Austin Eastciders and AVID Cider Co. – for a couple years, including through the launch of its most recent innovations.

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Cider Sustaining Momentum Following National Cider Month

Cider Sustaining Momentum Following National Cider Month

In October, cider grew its share of beer dollars in Circana-tracked off-premise channels +0.25% month-over-month (MoM) – an improvement over the segment’s typical fall seasonal declines. The trend change is primarily due to the efforts of National Cider Month, according to leadership at Schilling Cider.

Brewbound Podcast: Schilling Cider is ‘Excidered’ for National Cider Month

Brewbound Podcast: Schilling Cider is ‘Excidered’ for National Cider Month

Co-founder and CEO Colin Schilling, CCO Eric Phillips and EVP of marketing Rachel Thomas join the Brewbound team to discuss the cidery’s participation in National Cider Month, as well as its debut at the Great American Beer Festival and a retail activation with Whole Foods.

Reverend Nat’s Hard Cider to Cease Operations

Reverend Nat’s Hard Cider to Cease Operations

Portland, Oregon-based Rev. Nat’s Hard Cider will cease operations on September 24 after 12 years in business, according to the Oregonian. The closure comes just six months after Rev. Nat’s opened a new taproom in Southeast Portland.

Last Call: 54 Widmer Brothers Workers Join Teamsters; Stony Creek Expands; Canton Brewing and Lost Nation for Sale

Last Call: 54 Widmer Brothers Workers Join Teamsters; Stony Creek Expands; Canton Brewing and Lost Nation for Sale

Employees at Anheuser-Busch (A-B) InBev-owned Widmer Brothers Brewing have voted to join Teamsters Local 162, the union announced. Stony Creek Brewery has been approved by its hometown of Branford, Connecticut to construct a new tank farm, which would expand the company’s brewing capacity from 48,000 barrels, to 100,000 barrels.