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Van den Brink to Step Down as Heineken CEO

Heineken N.V. said Dolf van den Brink, CEO /chairman of the Executive Board, announced his decision to step down from his position on May 31. After almost six years at the helm of Heineken during which he has guided the Company through turbulent economic and political times, and with

Busch Light Apple Will Return in 2026

Busch Light Apple Will Return in 2026

Busch Light, the No. 2 fastest-growing beer in America, teased Busch Light Appel is returning for a limited time only. Exactly when wasn't disclosed. Since Busch Light Apple was first introduced in 2020, it’s remained a fan favorite ever since. In 2025, 1.2 million total

Michelob Ultra, Modelo, Tito's, Jim Beam Top Bev/Al Engaged Brands

Michelob Ultra, Modelo, Tito's, and Jim Beam ranked as the brands with the highest customer loyalty in a year in which consumer expectations jumped 32% year-over-year, Brand Keys, the New York-based brand loyalty and engagement research firm, said. The firm's Customer Loyalty Engagement

Summit Beverage Acquires Hayden Beverage's Montana Assets

Summit Beverage, Missoula, Mont., said it agreed to acquire the Montana assets of Hayden Beverage Co. Hayden will continue to operate separately in Idaho. Terms weren't disclosed. Closing is expected on Feb. 8. This strategic move enhances Summit Beverage’s statewide presence, expanding operational capacity and market reach,

So Facebook Won't Carry Your Ad? What to Do Instead

If you wondered why you should support independent publications with your ad dollars rather than pouring your money into online platforms, you just got your answer: Meta, the parent of Facebook, last week notified beer, wine and spirits-related businesses that their pages would no longer be recommended by Facebook&

U.S. Beer Production Fell 3.6% in November

The volume of beer produced in the U.S. fell 3.6% in November to 10 million barrels, the Beer Institute estimated. It noted that that year-to-date decrease was 5.4% year-over-year through November. Andrew Heritage, BI's economist, noted that the three most recent

U.S. Off-Premise Sales Slipped 3.4% in 2025, Driven by Volume Softness: NIQ

Last year was "challenging," NielsenIQ said in its annual review, with total dollar sales easing 3.4%, driven by volume softness. "Consumers remained highly value-conscious, moderating consumption and prioriting fewer but more intentional purchase occasions," it added. "Consumer demand has not disappeared but shifted,