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When the Japanese beer giant Sapporo purchased Anchor Brewing, last August, it was a sobering moments for craft beer lovers. America’s oldest craft brewery was now in the hands of an international company and worries about Anchor's future seemed inescapable. But their new pilot brewery is an encouraging sign.

As we reported this morning, Sapporo Holdings home to Asia’s best selling beer, has announced their intention to acquire Anchor Brewing. And we just received an updated press release from the iconic san Francisco-based brewery with further details on the transaction.

When a pioneer name like Anchor Brewing sells to a major like Japan’s Sapporo Holdings you know that all bets are off. That what began as trickle back in 2011 when AB InBev purchased Goose Island, has now become a flood.

Yikes, March is almost a memory…and clearly the craft beer biz isn’t slowing down anytime soon. But no worries, Rumor ...

Deep within the tortured aberrations of a monk’s mind there lay a concept of a Holy Grail of beer — ...

In today’s increasingly competitive craft beer landscape a beer’s name can be a major attention-grabber. But provocative beer names can cut both ways, sometimes generating buzz, other times incurring backlash.

Guinness warned that the WhatsApp promotion was a dangerous scam, but unfortunately many fell for it going into Father’s Day. Here’s the deal...

Remember that 7-Eleven’s move was pre-pandemic, an action that now seems borderline prescient in retrospect.

It was a huge black eye for San Diego, a craft beer mecca, that like it or not, clearly qualifies as another “Great Moment in Brewing.”