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Cape May Brewing Debuts Independent Craft Beer Distribution Company (Rio Grande, NJ) – Cape May Brewing who have been distributing their own beer since they opened in 2011, has launched an independent distribution company that is now actively courting other participants.
Cape Beverage is helmed by the three co-founders of Cape May Brewing Company, Ryan Krill, Chris Henke, and Robert Krill. And the new distribution company intends to distribute throughout the entire state of New Jersey.
Alongside with all of the Cape May’s brands, Cape Beverage will carry offerings from of other breweries, with a long-term goal of having a full line of well-respected, carefully-curated breweries, cideries, meaderies, and wineries in their portfolio.
Words To Drink By (Cape May, NJ) -“This is the culmination of seven years of self-distribution success. We’ve always been proud of our sales team and distribution arm, so Cape Beverage is an extension of many things that we already do well while opening a wide range of possibilities.” CEO Ryan Krill / Cape Beverage
Overturned Beer Truck Ignites Thai Looting Frenzy (Plunkett City, Thailand) – An overturned lorry in Thailand spilled more than 80,000 cans of beers in a Plunkett City neighborhood attracting the attention of hundreds of residents and sending them into a beer-looting frenzy.
The truck driver Somporn Primjarus, was in the process of delivering beer to a nearby warehouse when he lost control on a corner and sent the cans flying last month according to Live Leak. And needless to say the mob of beer looters made away with thousands of cans of beer.
What We’ve Been Drinking Lately (Hood River, OR) – The pFriem Family Brewers produce a great line of Flanders-Style Ales including one that charmed the country. Rich with notes of passionfruit and cherry, pFriem Flanders-Style Red is a complex 7% ABV Red Ale that’s been toned to perfection after spending more than eighteen months in oak barrels.
