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🍺 Big news from the Queen City! Olde Mecklenburg Brewery (OMB) is taking its craft to the international stage with its first-ever collaboration — teaming up with Germany’s Störtebeker Braumanufaktur to create a Black Friday Black Lager. 🇩🇪 Meanwhile, OMB is also expanding locally, breaking ground on its *third* taproom in the region. Exciting times for craft beer fans, both at home and abroad. 🌎 https://lnkd.in/gGGqxi9M #CraftBeerCollaboration #BlackFridayBrews #CharlotteBeerScene #GlobalCraftBeer #BeerNews

Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, played a pivotal role in the home brewing and craft beer industry. In 1978, bill HR 1337 was signed legalizing home brewing at the federal level. This legislation removed restrictions that had been in place since Prohibition, allowing individuals to brew beer at home for personal use. This change had a profound impact on the beer industry in the United States. Before the bill, there were fewer than 100 breweries in the country, most of which produced similar, mass-market beers. The legalization of home brewing sparked a wave of creativity and experimentation among beer enthusiasts. Many home brewers eventually turned their hobbies into businesses, leading to the rise of the craft beer movement. Today, the craft beer industry is a significant part of the U.S. economy, with nearly 10,000 breweries across the country and a market value of around $28 billion. This industry not only provides a wide variety of unique and high-quality beers but also supports local economies and creates jobs. Carter's contribution to the craft beer industry is a testament to how a single legislative change can have far-reaching effects, fostering innovation and entrepreneurship. So, if you enjoy a craft beer, you have Jimmy Carter to thank for helping pave the way for this thriving industry. 🍻 Are you a fan of craft beer? If so, do you have a favorite brewery or style? Donaldson #craftbeer #filtration

What if your brewery brewed a movie-inspired beer? Show us your most creative beer name and style in the comments! From a The Goldblum Gose to Imperial Galactic Porter, let’s see your imagination flow! 🌊 🍻 #BrewBetter #Beer30 #BrewerySoftware

🍺 Five tips to improve your beer tasting skills 🍺 👇 Register below to learn more in this upcoming session, hosted by Mirella Amato as part of the Craft Beer Professionals Fall Virtual Conference. 👅 This is the perfect chance for beer lovers to familiarize themselves with WSET's Systematic Approach to Tasting.

What kind of beer system can Perlick build for you? Here's a breakdown of what's included in a remote glycol-cooled system. Cheers to draft beers! 🍻 #perlickbeersystem #draftbeersystem #draughtbeer https://lnkd.in/gxpQThKg

Learn about the Rich Tapestry of Global Beer Styles (and more) in the latest edition of The Session! Cheers! https://lnkd.in/gc-MJXVk

Scotmid expands alcohol-free beer selection with local brewery partnership From 28 December 2024, Scotmid will stock Aberdeenshire based Burnside Brewery’s alcohol-free “Right to Roam IPA” and “Wayfinder Lager” in all its stores, providing award-winning craft beer options to those who like to enjoy a celebration without the moderation. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eERV4NvD Scotmid Co-operative Burnside Brewery Steven Addison Steven Lewis Margo Macnab

Your emails should be like the first sip of a Lakefront Brewery beer—refreshing and unforgettable! 🍻 How do you keep your customers coming back for more? #EmailMarketingRefresh #MilwaukeeBrew #CustomerLoyalty

How a successful Re-Brand can unlock another level of loyalty from your drinkers. A lil snippet from my presentation of “why a shiny new logo won’t save your brewery” at Craft Beer Professionals Aututm event. Comment “LOGO” below and I’ll share the full presentation with you! #brewerybranding #craftbeercommunity #beerdesign #beers

A combination of a generational shift and rise in non-alcoholic beer and spirits could be changing the culture of the "liquid lunch." Athletic Brewing Co. co-founders John Walker and Bill Shufelt discuss the market for non-alcoholic beer on the latest episode of "Wall Street Week." Watch here: https://trib.al/FwQa8H0