Blogs
- Share Mr Bud meet Mr Hop
- Anheuser-Busch Monday began test-marketing Monday a new Budweiser product that has slightly more hops flavor, while offering a lower carbohydrate and calorie content than any product in the Budweiser family, including Bud Light. Don Meyer, director of new products at A-B’s domestic brewing un ...
- Share Tipsy bees aid research
- Researchers at Ohio State University have found that honey bees react to alcohol in the same way as people do, and that bees may help scientists understand how alcohol addiction affects humans. “Alcohol affects bees and humans in similar ways – it impairs motor functioning along with le ...
- Share 1000yearold brewery found
- Archaeologists working in southern Peru found an ancient brewery more than 1,000 years old. Remains of the brewing facility were uncovered on Cerro BaMore from https://www.ace-chn.com/Brewing-Equipment/
- Share Bud with a French accent
- Anheuser-Busch has won the latest round in its never-ending series of legal battles with Czech competitor, Budejovicky Budvar. A French court has ruled the American company can sell beer labeled “Bud” in France. Anheuser-Busch and Budvar are fighting in about 50 countries over the Budwe ...
- Share BAA Announces 63rd Annual Conference
- For the 63rd year, the Brewers’ Association of America will convene small brewers from around the country to discuss issues facing the beer industry. This year’s conference will take place in New Orleans on November 14- 16. Membership and involvement in the BAA from the craft brewing se ...
- Share Siebel Invites Brewers to 8216Suppliers Day8217 in Chicago
- For the first time, the Siebel Institute is inviting professional brewers to attend the annual Suppliers Day on Saturday, October 9th from 10:00 to 2:00. Suppliers Day is a “trade show” environment held in conjunction with the fall educational program in which the allied trade has an op ...
- Share Strong Beer not Showing up in Georgia 8211 Yet
- July 1 marked the date that the new higher limits on beer-alcohol content took effect in the state of Georgia. The new law raises the allowed beer-alcohol limit from 6% to 14%, allowing all but a very small number of commercially produced beers to be sold in that state, but direct results of the c ...
- Share New beer filter
- A defunct technology developed for magnetic tapes 10 years ago is being used to make a superfine filter that makes beer clearer and brighter. According to New Scientist, the Digital Compact Cassette tape format was designed in the early 1990s by Philips of The Netherlands which used record/playback ...
- Share 8216The Beer Show8217 takes Entries for Best Beer Name and Best Slogan
- The Beer Show on 990 AM Main Street Radio, serving the Dallas/Ft. Worth area will feature the 10 best brewery slogans and the 10 most unusual beer names in one of its upcoming shows. Brewers can submit your entry to eric@eurosourceamerica.com or fax them to (214) 357-5280. Breweries making the list ...
- Share Neon Beer Sign Exhibition Opens in LA
- Neon on Tap: A Historical Retrospective of the Great American Beer Sign, is now showing at the Museum of Neon Art in downtown Los Angeles, California. Approximately 20 beer-company signs, manufactured from the 1940s to the present, are featured in the exhibition. Kim Koga, the Museum’s direct ...
