📰 Today's Top Story |
| | | 2 years after the acquisition of their brewery, the founders of Lone Pine (Portland, ME) have yet to be paid, according to a lawsuit. The brewery was sold to Valterra Partners-owned Lord Hobo (Woburn, MA) in November 2024 in a deal that formed the Evergreen Collective. Co-founders John Paul and Thomas Madden have filed a heavily redacted complaint against Lord Hobo and Valterra. Dollar amounts of the sale price and earnouts were redacted throughout the filing. Read more |
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📅 Save the Date |
| | Brewbound is proud to share the nominees for its “Best of 2026” Awards, including Craft Brewery of the Year, Large Brewery of the Year, Beyond Beer Company of the Year, Person of the Year, Rising Stars and Best New Product. Winners will be announced December 9, during Day 1 of Brewbound Live 2026 in L.A. Haven't bought your tickets yet? There's still time to register for the 2-day event (December 9 + 10) at brewboundlive.com. |
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👀 ICYMI |
| | | Wilding Brands has shuttered Canworks, its brewing facility in the Sunnyside neighborhood of Denver, as it prepares to shift production to a contract partner, according to BusinessDen. Canworks’ equipment is slated for auction by New Mill Capital beginning today. |
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