Evil Genius Beer Co. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has announced a collaboration beer with famed fast food producer White Castle. Full details are below.

Philadelphia, PA - Philadelphia-based Evil Genius Beer Company has unveiled their most craveable partnership yet as they announce a new limited edition beer, It Hits Different, with the iconic fast-food brand, White Castle®.

Evil Genius has made a national name for itself with beers that tap into the cultural zeitgeist and with collaborations with some of the biggest brands across the country including Jameson Irish Whiskey, Miller High Life, and Auntie Anne’s. Now Evil Genius has partnered with White Castle, home to The Original Slider®,  America’s first fast-food hamburger chain, since 1921, and the category leader in frozen Sliders, through its retail division, which celebrates 35 years this year. 

Urban South Brewery in New Orleans, Louisiana has announced its acquisition of Perfect Plain Brewing Co. in Pensacola, Florida. Full details are below.

Shiner Beer in Shiner, Texas has announced the release of its highest-octane beer yet, called Twin Dream Double IPA. Full details are below.

Shiner’s highest octane release yet, this double IPA balances immense hops and malt for a full-bodied flavor. Uniquely brewed using cactus water and a blend of American hops (Idaho 7 and citra hops), Twin Dream (9.5% ABV / 80 IBU), evokes bold flavors of citrus and pine.

Twin Dream (9.5% ABV / 80 IBU) Shiner’s highest octane release yet, this double IPA balances immense hops and malt for a full-bodied flavor. Uniquely brewed using cactus water and a blend of American hops (Idaho 7 and citra hops), Twin Dream evokes bold flavors of citrus and pine.

Tex Hex Bruja’s Brew IPA (7% ABV) is rolling out in limited distribution in Texas and nationally throughout January with plans for a full-scale launch in the spring.

Desert Mirage IPA (ABV: 8%) the second in Shiner’s newest IPA line, Tex Hex is a full-bodied hazy IPA with tropical flavors of pineapple and tangerine. Floral and resinous, this brew has a long, complex finish.

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Odell Brewing Co. in Fort Collins, Colorado has announced its plans to vastly reduce its carbon emissions, an important step as climate change continues to wreak havoc across the world. Full details are below.

FORT COLLINS, Colorado – Independent Colorado brewery, Odell Brewing, is thrilled to announce a major step forward in carbon reduction with the addition of a CO2 recovery system to their Fort Collins brewing facility.

Breweries of all sizes utilize carbon dioxide in two key parts of their production process – one as a natural byproduct of fermentation that enters the atmosphere, and then again to re-introduce CO2 to finished beer in the form of carbonation. This unfortunate “double dip” in CO2 consumption requires that it be both produced and purchased. Odell’s new CO2 recovery system not only nearly eliminates the venting of CO2 to the atmosphere but also reuses it in the finished beer while eliminating the carbon emissions of producing and shipping finished CO2 to the brewery.

“Throughout our 30-year history, we’ve consistently and deliberately re-evaluated our processes and production materials looking for opportunities to create better, more sustainable practices,” explains, Plant Manager, Matt Bailey. “Without a doubt, CO2 reduction is one of the most meaningful ways we can reduce our carbon emissions and help our planet.”