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30 new beers added from Deschutes, Shipyard, Rogue, Anderson Valley, Prairie, Innis & Gunn, Clown Shoes, Summit, Portland, Laurelwood and more. Check them out here and here.

Dave Burkhart, Anchor Brewing‘s resdient historian, put together a great little video all about the connection between beer and baseball in San Francisco, along with its rich history, of course. The video brings to mind this great quote, by Peter Richmond. “Beer needs baseball, and baseball needs beer — it has always been thus.”

The new brewery would have a capacity of about 100,000 barrels out of the gate, and fermenting tanks could be added in the future to bring it up to 250,000 barrels without expanding the expensive brewhouse, Destree said. Capital expects to brew about 33,000 barrels of Wisconsin Amber, Mutiny IPA, Supper Club and its other beers this year. More >> Wisconsin State Journal.

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According to Micah Bell of Laurelwood, the brewpub chain will go from 7,000 barrels a year to 20,000 barrels a year, which will allow them to distribute six-packs of Free Range Red and Workhorse IPA throughout Oregon and Washington. [...] Previously, Portland got 85 percent of production. Plus, a new acquisition by their distributor, Odom, means that Laurelwood bottles will move into Idaho and Alaska, with California and British Columbia in the works. More >> OregonLive.com.

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(Escondido, CA) – Stone Brewing Co. shared a photo showing three bottles of its upcoming Drew Curtis / Wil Wheaton / Greg Koch Farking Wheaton w00tstout collaboration on Tuesday. Here is a closer look at the labels that will appear on those bottles, slated for release in July. No further details yet on distribution or how the different bottles will be divvied up.