The Beer Hub
Mid-2025 reveals U.S. craft beer challenges amid growth in hyperlocal segments and global market expansion, driven by innovative packaging and diverse brand emergence.
Mid-2025 reveals challenges for craft beer with declining production and distributor confidence, yet long-term growth, health trends, cannabis-infused beverages, and sustainability reshape industry dynamics.
Fremont Brewing celebrates its 16th anniversary with rare barrel-aged beers, while the craft beer market is projected to expand rapidly through 2033 driven by microbreweries and health trends.
Jim Koch resumes leadership at Boston Beer Company, aiming to reinforce innovation and growth during a turbulent U.S. beer market landscape.
Virginia inaugurates its first statewide beer day amid growing craft beer market expansion and evolving consumer health preferences.
F.X. Matt Brewing Company earns top honors at 2025 U.S. beer championships as craft beer market grows robustly with innovative products and expanding distribution deals.
The global craft beer market shows strong growth in 2025 driven by microbrewery expansion, health-conscious consumer trends, and innovative collaborations including cannabis-infused beverages.
Key insights reveal growing health-consciousness, surge in microbreweries, and evolving consumer preferences shaping the international craft beer landscape in 2025.
The US craft beer sector in 2025 faces a decline in brewery numbers and volume amid market rationalization, though on-site sales models and technological innovations offer resilience. Meanwhile, global craft beer markets and legacy brands like Yuengling continue to present growth opportunities.
Russia overtakes Germany in global beer production rankings as the craft beer market surges with health-conscious and premiumization trends leading growth in 2025.