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Pasco Beer & Burger Festival Returns to Heritage Park for Family Fun

Enjoy food, drinks, and entertainment at the Pasco Beer & Burger Festival in Heritage Park. Join us for family fun and support a great cause on April 20.

The Pasco Beer & Burger Festival is back for its third year at Heritage Park! 🍔🍺 Join us on April 20 for a family-friendly day packed with delicious burgers, craft brewers, live music, and fun activities. Plus, it's all for a great cause benefiting the Stano Foundation. Don't miss out on the food and fun - mark your calendars now!

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Discover how beer centrifuges are revolutionizing brewing, ensuring top quality and sustainability in our latest.

Dive into the future of brewing innovation and sip on the crystal-clear benefits of beer centrifuges! 🍺✨ Discover how this tech marvel is revolutionizing the brewing industry, maximizing yields, enhancing taste, and championing environmental responsibility. Your next favorite brew might just be a spin away. Don't miss out on the full scoop! #BeerCentrifuges #CraftBrewingRevolution

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America’s largest craft brewing industry gathering will begin from 7th May- 10th May. Join Craft Brewers Conference at Music City Center in Nashville, Tennessee. Nearly 600 exhibitors will share the latest and greatest product innovations and services for brewpubs, taprooms, breweries, and wholesalers. Come and be a part of this.

View more - https://www.craftbrewersconference.com/

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Why the Beer Stops Flowing When the Government Shuts Down

Beer makers say they are sitting on suds because they don’t have federal approval for some of their new labels or formulas.

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What We're Drinking This Winter: Barrel-Aged Beers

Craft brewers have taken advantage of all the resulting whiskey-soaked casks from the recent bourbon boom to experiment with barrel-aged beer.

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Brewers guilds 101

Guilds. They are not just a thing of the medieval past. In fact, in the world of brewing, they are a thing of the present.

Brewers guilds are becoming increasingly popular among craft brewers. BC’s very own Craft Brewers Guild is a perfect example of this; membership doubled in the two years after a brief hiatus and restructuring of the organization occurred in 2012. Now with 70 member breweries, the guild provides guidance, support, and an amplified voice to the craft beer community in BC.

What is a brewers guild?

Brewers guilds offer brewers a platform for collaboration and cooperation towards a common goal: the expansion and growth of craft beer and craft brewing. Regions like provinces, territories, or states often have a guild that represents that region’s brewers and offers resources and support to member breweries.

Guilds promote craft beer through educating the public at large about craft brewing and local breweries. They provide various opportunities to member breweries to advance and exchange their knowledge and experience with other brewers, encouraging the community to continue developing and evolving.  

What does a brewers guild do?

Each guild has a unique, but often overlapping, mandate. Generally, these mandates aim to provide the craft beer community with a collective voice and a platform for cooperation. This voice can contribute to policy-making and regulations, allowing the industry to speak with governments in a coherent, well-informed, and representative manner. It also provides brewers with a unified place to host events, promote the industry, and share insights into brewing for future brewers.

The American Brewers Guild is an exception. It is actually an educational institution, offering classes and teaching people about craft brewing and how to brew craft beer.

Should your brewery join a brewers guild?

Well, that depends. Guilds have a membership fee which can be anywhere from $100 to $1000+ dollars per year, depending on the membership type you want to commit to. Guilds also tend to have some sort of limitations as to who can become members, usually dependent upon production amounts and ownership when it comes to craft brewing guilds.

If those factors haven’t put you off, then joining a brewers guild may be for you! You will have some responsibilities as a guild member, such as voting on issues, participating in the guild’s activities and initiatives, or contributing to local events. You will also be able to reap the benefits of the guild, increasing brand awareness and expanding your brewery’s reach and audience.

Brewers guilds are becoming more popular amongst craft brewers, allowing them to join forces to advance the community, encouraging more people to learn about it, and helping them get involved.

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Tomme Arthur: A Long-Overdue Appreciation

Tomme Arthur: A Long-Overdue Appreciation

  Yesterday, I wrote a little quick post for my Facebook pages, in which I expressed my long-held admiration for Sam Calagione, lately prompted by his flat refusal to even meet with representatives of Anheuser Busch – aka InBev, or whatever they’re calling themselves this week – about the possibility of arranging “something similar” to the craft brewery deals that they’ve now done with Goose…

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American Craft Beer Is Going Global

American Craft Beer Is Going Global

By: James Walsh

    Quiero una cerveza. Watashi wa bīru ga hoshī. Ich möchte ein Bier.

Say these phrases in a Mexican, Japanese, or German bar and in most cases, you’d expect their local beer or an American megabrew. Yet you might receive a beer from Rogue, Stone, or other artisan brewers. That’s what is happening as American craft beers go global.

  Getting Our Good Beer Overseas

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