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?? News: Draft beer sales took a major hit over St. Patrick’s Day weekend, dropping 12.7% compared to the same period in 2024, according to a new BeerBoard survey. The numbers reflect ongoing challenges in the beer industry—and a notable shift in consumer preferences. While traditional lagers declined, non-alcoholic beer surged with a 113.2% increase. Read more: https://zurl.co/8a4ub

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Survey Shows On-Premise Draft Beer Sales Down by 12.7% Over St. Patrick’s Day Weekend It’s not the whole picture, but it is a snapshot of beer industry health. A BeerBoard survey of draft beer sales on St. Patrick’s Day weekend, what is

Tariffs on Aluminum and Steel ‘Here to Stay’ – Diageo Warns of Hundreds of Jobs Losses The President told reporters last night aboard Air Force One that the 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imported into the U.S. are “here to stay.”

Beyond Beer: Exploring Wine and Cocktails On Draft As the landscape of craft beverage service evolves and breweries and bars change their menus to attract consumers with shifting interests, the face of

Beyond Beer ?? ???? Exploring Wine and Cocktails On Draft: The craft beverage scene is evolving, and so is the tap list. While beer has long ruled draft lines, post-pandemic trends show bars and breweries cutting back on beer taps and introducing wine, cocktails, coffee, sake, and kombucha to appeal to broader tastes. But diversifying draft offerings comes with its own challenges— in this Expert Topic, learn how to make the transition smooth and successful ?? https://zurl.co/rFZK3 -

?? Tariffs Here to Stay—What It Means for Beer....President Trump recently confirmed that the 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports aren’t going anywhere. With aluminum cans making up 75% of packaged craft beer sales, brewers are bracing for price hikes. The Brewers Association warns that higher aluminum costs could hit breweries hard. Meanwhile, companies like Diageo fear job losses due to retaliatory tariffs from Canada and Mexico. What’s next? Read more here: https://zurl.co/ISP0a

May your mash be magical, your hops be lucky, and your pints be full! ?? Here's to the brewers and suppliers who keep the craft beer gold flowing. ?? Happy St. Patrick's Day! https://zurl.co/X7O6Q

TTB Issues Guidance on How to Label Malt Beverages Produced with Ingredients Exempt from Formula Requirements The Alcohol and Tabacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) has just issued guidance on how malt beverages produced with ingredients exempt from formula requir

Blue Moon’s RiNo brewpub is closing at the end of March after nearly a decade, marking another craft beer exit for Molson Coors Beverage Company. With past closures like Epic and 14er Brewing, Denver’s craft scene continues to shift. Blue Moon’s original Sandlot Brewery at Coors Field will remain. Get the full story here ?? https://zurl.co/SRIoI