The Brewers Association of Maryland applauds the introduction of three industry-led initiatives to improve the laws for the state’s brewers. “We are singularly focused on our legislation, based on our members’ priorities, and supported by… Continue Reading
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MARYLAND BREWERIES PREPARE TO CELEBRATE “FEBREWARY” 2019 Marks the Fourth Anniversary of FeBREWary, Maryland Craft Beer Lover’s Month (BALTIMORE, MD) – This February marks the fourth annual “FeBREWary.” A month-long observation… Continue Reading
Amanda Yeager February 4, 2019 Baltimore Business Journal “Beer drinkers in Maryland have plenty to look forward to this year. More than a dozen breweries are in the works throughout the state, according to… Continue Reading
The members of the Brewers Association of Maryland have elected two new board members to serve three-year terms. Milkhouse Brewery’s Sarah Healey joins the board, adding representation for Class 8 Farm Brewery licensees and Frederick… Continue Reading
Alex Mann October 18, 2018 Carroll County Times “It was one small step for Carroll County’s brewing industry and one giant leap for Brewery Fire’s beer-making operation. “I have no issue whatsoever with this… Continue Reading
October 11, 2018 Gabe Hiatt Eater DC “Four years after launching its two-story beer garden in Silver Spring, Md., Denizens Beer Co. is building a second sprawling space in the Riverdale Park Station development near Hyattsville. In… Continue Reading
Carley Milligan October 9, 2018 Baltimore Business Journal “To reduce the number of impaired drivers on Maryland’s roads, Lyft is teaming up with 53 Maryland breweries, wineries and distilleries to offer discounted rides through the… Continue Reading
Bryan Roth October 9, 2018 Good Beer Hunting ““Prohibition.” Multiple times—and independent of each other—this dirty word of the alcohol industry has been muttered half-jokingly when discussing the latest round of Maryland’s awkward fight over… Continue Reading
After more than a year of advocacy from BAM and its members, the Montgomery County Council voted unanimously to expand the abilities of farm alcohol producers in the agricultural reserve. From the Washington Post: The… Continue Reading
Our own Montgomery County Council is on the verge of making a change to benefit local farm alcohol producers (wine, beer, cider, mead, spirits) while protecting the rural character of the Agriculture Reserve. It’s a… Continue Reading
