MANCHESTER CITY TEAMS UP WITH CARLSBERG AHEAD OF UNITED STATES PRE-SEASON TOUR
• Carlsberg will become the Official U.S. Beer Partner of Manchester City Football Club
• On Sunday, a viewing party in New York City will take place at City bar, The Mad Hatter, ahead of Manchester City’s last game of the season against Watford
The Trogner brothers of Tröegs Brewing give us a look at their craft brewery, along with a peek at their highly-anticipated winter seasonals Mad Elf and Blizzard of Hops.
Where did name for Tröegs come from?
It’s a family nickname, derived from our surname, Trogner. We combined Trogner with Kroeg, the Flemish word for pub, and got Tröegs.
John Liegey & Rich Vandenburg, Co-Founders of Greenport Harbor Brewing Company, gave us the story of their roots, a tour of their new brewery and a sneak peek of what's to come.
Where did the name for Greenport Harbor come from?
Our name comes from the harbor town where our original 15 barrel brewery resides. We love Greenport because despite the fact that it has become very popular with second homeowners and tourists, at its heart it is still a pretty badass boat building and fishing village.
Firestone Walker, the renowned craft brewery from Central California known for its pale ales and barrel-aged beers, celebrates its 20th anniversary later this year. Read on for a look at what co-founder David Walker (AKA The Lion) has to say about the brewery's beginnings, their craft beer and what the next 20 years might hold.
Where did the name for Firestone Walker come from?
Proprietors; Mr Firestone and Mr Walker. We felt it important the world knew we stood behind our beer.
Hailing from the West Coast, House Beer is about to become a household name for its simple, crisp lager. We chatted with Founder Brendan Sindell (pictured right) to find out more about this new craft brewery.
Evan Klein, Founder and Brewmaster at Long Island's acclaimed craft brewery, Barrier Brewing, took some time from the brewery's three daily brew sessions to tell us their story.
Union Beer Distributors has teamed up with Oskar Blues Brewery in support of their CAN'd Aid foundation. During the month of May, for every case of Oskar Blues' Dale's Pale Ale sold in our territory of New York City and Long Island, Union Beer Distributors will be donating 1 dollar to the foundation, as well as 50 cents for any other case of Oskar Blues sold. For every Dale's Pale Ale keg sold, 7 dollars will be donated. In addition, Oskar Blues will be matching Union Beer's total donation collected at the end of the month.
