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Tavour, an industry leader in beer e-commerce is celebrating the upcoming holiday with some beer float recipes that we might actually try.

Although beer remains one of America’s most popular alcoholic beverages, there’s no question that it’s been losing market share to wine, spirits and probably pot over the last decade.

With much of the US still semi-sheltering-in-place, consumer interest in having beer shipped directly to their houses has skyrocketed. Yet only 12 states and the District of Columbia allow it to be shipped across state lines.

2020 was a miserable year for the beer biz. And even though we’re hoping that things get better, we worry that brewers are still in for a bumpy ride.

We generally stay away from distribution news, but when a cult brewery like New York’s Other Half Brewing increases its reach like this...It’s big news

These are no longer normal times…So why drink something normal, especially during the holidays.

These are no longer normal times…So why drink something normal, especially during the holidays.

The holidays are ON and we’re continuing to highlight some of the season’s more interesting craft beer gift ideas. This year we’ve so many suggestions for you that we’ve been running these things almost daily. And if you haven’t already checked out Part I or Part II – that’s on you.

The long established craft brewers are downsizing because their model, built on the three tier distribution system, is now being nudged off shelves by fast-growing upstarts with unique offerings, a growing retail market of locally focused brewpubs and mass-produced “craft brands” owned by established macro brewers.

The holidays are ON and we’re continuing to highlight some of the season’s more interesting craft beer gift ideas. This year we’ve so many suggestions for you that we’ve been running these things almost daily. So welcome to the next in our ongoing series of Holiday Gift Guides. And if you haven’t already checked out Part I or Part II – that’s on you.