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Allagash Launches First Adult Non-Alc Offering with Hop Water

Allagash Launches First Adult Non-Alc Offering with Hop Water

Allagash Brewing is launching its first non-alcoholic (NA) offering this week with the release of Allagash Hop Water. Hop Water will exclusively be sold in 12 oz. can 6-packs at the brewery’s tasting room in Portland, Maine, starting later this week.

Brewers Association: Onsite Brewery Sales -6% in Q1 2024; Draft Growing Share

Brewers Association: Onsite Brewery Sales -6% in Q1 2024; Draft Growing Share

Seasonal trends for onsite brewery sales have remained relatively consistent since January 2021, but “in real terms” – i.e. accounting for inflation – onsite sales continue to decline, according to Brewers Association (BA) staff economist Matt Gacioch, citing data from Arryved.

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Allagash Unveils New Year-Round Beers for 2025, Taps into Key Growth Areas

Allagash Unveils New Year-Round Beers for 2025, Taps into Key Growth Areas

Allagash Brewing is opening up its playbook in 2025 to hit key growth areas within craft. The Portland, Maine-based craft brewery’s lineup for next year includes the addition of Allagash Lager and Hazy IPA to the company’s year-round lineup, as well as a year-round variety pack that will be available across the company’s Northeast footprint.

Jolly Pumpkin Founder Ron Jeffries Has Died

Jolly Pumpkin Founder Ron Jeffries Has Died

Craft beer pioneer Ron Jeffries, who founded Dexter, Michigan-based Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales, has died, his family announced Monday.

Hurricane Helene Aftermath: Sierra Nevada Focused on Safety of Employees; New Belgium Warns of Order Disruptions & More

Hurricane Helene Aftermath: Sierra Nevada Focused on Safety of Employees; New Belgium Warns of Order Disruptions & More

In the wake of Hurricane Helene, Sierra Nevada Brewing Company company is focused on ensuring its employees in Mills River, North Carolina, “are safe and accounted for,” while “still assessing” the damage sustained at the brewery, president and CEO Pryce Greenow told the company’s distributor partners on Tuesday.