At Brewvival 2014, Holy City Brewing and RJ Rockers released the collaborative Half Calf, a sweet stout brewed with local coffee. That collaboration, which has popped up on taps only sporadically since then, will be seeing a wider release in canned form.
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SC Pink Boots Society kick-off brew day slated for Sunday
The Palmetto State will soon be getting its own chapter of the Pink Boots Society, a nonprofit that works to help advance and empower women in the brewing industry. And to help raise awareness about the organization, breweries across the state will be participating in a collaborative kick-off brew day this Sunday, March 8.
Revelry preps Prologue American Wild Ale with peaches for taps, bottles
Charleston’s Revelry Brewing has announced – through what could be described as an equally beautiful and deeply disturbing video – the upcoming release of their first bottled American wild ale, which will also hit taps this weekend.
Holy City opening Suelto with expanded kitchen, local chef
Holy City, the first South Carolina brewery to capitalize on the so-called Stone Law by opening a kitchen last year, is getting ready to expand that operation in February by adding a Charleston-area chef to the staff and expanding its kitchen space and menu options for visitors.
Westbrook readies for release of 4th anniversary beer
Between staff turnovers and the arrival of a brewery namesake’s first child, 2014 has been a relatively slow year for the normally new release-heavy Westbrook Brewing Co. But as they have every year since their inception, the Mount Pleasant brewery is getting ready to release another anniversary beer.
Freehouse celebrates 1st anniversary Saturday
Charleston’s Freehouse Brewery has been up and brewing for just about a year now, and the riverfront brewery plans to celebrate its first year in the Holy City this Saturday, Nov. 15, with its first anniversary party.
Revelry expands into Columbia, Greenville
Charleston’s Revelry Brewing Co. has been on a roll lately in terms of distributing product outside of their brewery. Following a sizable distribution bump around the Charleston area, the RAFA-repped brewery has begun to creep into the Midlands and Upstate markets this week.
