As a scientist on an acoustic-science research team at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), and published in the Albuquerque Journal, Eric Davis has long been interested in acoustic sensor technology. Developments in this science apply to the oil and gas sectors and other industries, but we saw the potential in the brewing industry. Visiting craft…
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Blending the cultures of Brazil and Japan, and run by women, this has taken the industry by storm and has the market intrigued by this fuzion. Like so many sectors, beer continues to be a male-dominated industry. But this is what makes Japas Cervejaria extremely compelling. The brand not only makes some tasty beer but…
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A recent study found and published on Analytics Insight revealed that data can provide valuable insight into what’s happening in the world of craft beer, mainly through four different references: Consumer habits, IPA losing traction, technology and the emergence of Belgium Ales. IPA Is Losing Traction One style of brew that has always dominated is…
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According to a recent press release by SkyQuest Technology by OpenPR the Global Craft Beer Market is currently valued at USD 96.23 Billion in 2021 and is expected to rise pertaining to increased demand for relishing and refreshing beverages and the availability of a wide variety of flavours. It is anticipated to attain a value…
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Earlier this month, Edmonton’s Blind Enthusiasm Brewing launched The Monolith taproom. But what makes this taproom really unique is the fact that the brewery has taken an old method and has revamped it into a new, natural approach to their fermentation process. The brewery already holds claim to its unique brewing creations, known for its…
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“I think we have a real good product and that’s the main thing,” the owner of Sartori Hop Ranch said. So good, his hops are being used in Molson Coors beer. The local farmer has been growing hops for the last 15 years. The hops field covers maybe 12 acres on his 160-acre farm located…
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The BC Ale Trail is back and running from October 1 to 3, in partnership with Destination British Columbia and the BC Craft Brewers Guild. A BC Ale Trail is a series of self-guided itineraries highlighting local craft brewery destinations and the super, natural landscapes that surround them. Explore more than 210 breweries across 22…
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Pure utility token with a commercial impact on cryptocurrency adoption. Local and global recognition through the ALE beers’ trademarks. Filling the gap between the multi billion dollars tradition brewery industry and the blockchain space. Across the globe, beer is the most popular alcoholic beverage and the third-most popular drink overall after water and tea. Recent…
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A Prince Edward Island grad student came up with an interesting thesis revolving around craft beer names in Newfoundland and Labrador. Maggie Whitten Henry is working on completing her thesis as part of the Master of Arts in Island Studies program at the University of P.E.I. The names of Newfoundland craft beers and how they…
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Winnipeg craft brewery, Stone Angel Brewing will be changing the art on its cans of Redhanded Irish Red Ale, stating that the red hand image it has used since 2017 has become a “symbolic representation of violence that affects Indigenous women.” In a statement on its website to Global News, Stone Angel Brewing president Paul…
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