| Beer Bulletins |
| Home Brewing Surges It’s so easy to get wrapped up in the news, so many people are turning to home brewing to get away from what’s going on in the world and do something that’s fun, and later drink that beer they have made. Homebrewing Popularity Soars |
| Brewing After The Pandemic Read a series of snapshots that reveal what some in the MA brewing industry are currently dealing with as they try to predict what a post-pandemic world will look like for all breweries. Will Breweries Surrive? |
| May 2020 |
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| Brewers Helps Out Led by beer companies, many in the hospitality industry have given back to the community—“I never thought Dogfish Head would be in the sanitizer business,” said founder Sam Calagione. “But this is a time of crisis, and it's necessary,"n Dogfish Head Lends A Helping Hand |
| Make Beer In An Instant Pot Bored sheltering in place? Try making beer in your Instant Pot. Realy. Even better make a sour beer worthy of a gold medal. Simple easy directions to follow. Anyone can do it... Instant Pot Sour Ale |
| Dark Milds Exploding The Dark Mild beer style, and the English Bitter, are appearing with increasing frequency This resurgence is perhaps symptomatic of the growing trend of craft beer toward a greater appreciation for more historic and foundational styles. Comeback King - British Dark Milds |
| Good Past, Bad Future? Last year may be the last time the craft beer industry sees any growth. Even as the number of new craft breweries opened rose the underlying weakness of the business is still present, and the coronavirus pandemic will only exacerbate it. Is This The End Of Craft Growth |
| Majority Might Never Reopen A new report says that that approximately 15% of breweries might permanently close by the end of May, while around 60% could close by late July if current conditions continue nationwide. Brewers Association Worried |
| Virus Crushing German Breweries German brewers fear more closures as the virus outbreak threatens the existence of the country’s many local producers of the national beverage - beer. Community institutions, often family owned for generations are in imminent danger. Is This The End Of Germa Brewing? |
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Edited by Jim Attacap