Social Fox Brewing in Norcross, Georgia is reeling from the loss of its co-founder Scott Norwood. In lieu of flowers or other gifts, Scott’s family has asked for donations to be given in his honor to the Atlanta Warriors Hockey Association: https://gofund.me/a5a9f93d

Urban South Brewery in New Orleans, Louisana has announced the release of a new specialty seaonal called Sunshine Haze Dream, which is a creamsicle milkshake IPA. Full details are below.

Robinsons Brewery in Stockport, England has announced upcoming releases in its famed TROOPER line of Iron Maiden beers in advance of the band's Legacy of the Beast world tour in 2022. Full details are below.

Austin, TX (May 18, 2022) – Iconic heavy metal rock band IRON MAIDEN is suiting up for the highly anticipated U.S. leg of its Legacy of the Beast World Tour '22 kicking off September 11th in El Paso, Texas. Artisanal Imports, the exclusive U.S. importer of Robinsons Brewery and the band’s world-renowned TROOPER line of beers, is excited to announce that fans and beer lovers can rock out with new product releases ahead of the tour at select retailers nationwide.

Samuel Adams and The Boston Beer Co. founder Jim Koch have announced plans to celebrates its 25th anniversary of brewing beer in Cincinnati, Ohio. Full details are below.

(BOSTON) – In 1997, The Boston Beer Company put down roots in Cincinnati when it purchased the historic Hudepohl-Schoenling Brewery on Central Parkway and renamed it the Samuel Adams Cincinnati Brewery. Today, it’s the city’s largest and oldest operating brewery as it celebrates 25 years of brewing in the Queen City, recognizing the area’s revered past and bright future in craft brewing.

To mark the occasion, Cincinnati-based Boston Beer coworkers will be celebrated throughout the week with special events and memorabilia. The 25th-anniversary celebration will culminate on Friday, May 13 (fondly known as 513 Day) with appearances from Samuel Adams Founder, Brewer, and Cincinnati native Jim Koch, a proclamation from Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval, and the launch of a Sam Adams Cincinnati Taproom-exclusive brew, Queen City Crown.

Flying Dog Brewery in Frederick, Maryland has won its court case against the North Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Commission regarding the brewery's Freezin' Season Winter Ale label. Full details are below.

Frederick, Md. – On May 13, 2022, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina ruled in favor of Flying Dog Brewery, and against the North Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Commission (NC ABC), in Flying Dog’s lawsuit claiming that the NC ABC’s regulation allowing it to ban labels that the commissioners in their sole discretion feel are “undignified, immodest, or in bad taste” is a violation of the First Amendment.

“The First Amendment is the last defense against authoritarian and arbitrary government, and it must be protected against any and all threats,” said Jim Caruso, CEO of Flying Dog Brewery. “We are hugely grateful to our attorney, Marc Randazza, whose knowledge and passion for the First Amendment carried the day. With the First Amendment seemingly under attack from all sides, it is heartening to see court decisions like this that protect the freedoms that it embodies.”