In 2007 James and Martin started BrewDog with a mission to make other people as passionate about great craft beer as they were. In April 2007, in a godforsaken industrial estate in north east Scotland, BrewDog came howling into the world. Today, BrewDog is both the fastest-growing food and drinks producer and the fastest-growing bar and restaurant operator in the U.K. Read More
BrewDog launched Barnard Castle Eye Test IPA, mocking Boris Johnson’s lockdown-defying, intrepid-adventurer Dominic Cummings, and with profits going to charity. Read More
The High Court of London threw out a defamation lawsuit by Scotland’s BrewDog against Frank Public Relations for promising free beer to Trump supporters. Read More
Scottish craft brewery BrewDog and American heavy metal band LAMB OF GOD announce the release of the world’s first non-alcoholic collaboration beer, Ghost Walker. Read More
A truck load of beer from BrewDog’s brewery in Ellon, Scotland was stolen from the Moto Lymm services in Cheshire on Tuesday. Read More
BrewDog, the Scotland-based brewing giant, is making hand sanitizer in an effort to help the community get needed supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More
Scottish beer giant BrewDog unveiled new environmentally-friendly packaging, a manifesto for better business practices, and the reception has been mixed. Read More
Scotland-based BrewDog has had an outdoor campaign for its non-alcoholic beer Punk AF banned in the United Kingdom for alluding to a swear word. Read More
BrewDog has struck a deal with CBRE Global Investors, a U.S. investment fund, to sell its Hop Hub distribution center near Motherwell, Scotland. Read More
BrewDog is seeking U.S. investors in the third round of its Equity for Punks crowdsourcing campaign to fund three major domestic projects. Read More
For years, small and independent U.S. craft breweries have been turning the beer world upside down. Their ability to take risks, innovate flavors and build better communities has made the U.S. the craft beer capital of the world.
To proudly display that independent spirit, the Brewers Association created a symbol to unify U.S. craft breweries and those who want to support them. This certified mark gives beer lovers an easy way to identify independent craft beer.
Learn more about what it means to be an Independent Craft Brewer by visiting the Brewers Association.
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