“Brews to Barns” Tax Credit: Turning Brewery Waste Into Agricultural Value
A potential excise tax credit for spent grain donations could be a boon for small brewers, farmers and ranchers, and the environment. Read More
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A potential excise tax credit for spent grain donations could be a boon for small brewers, farmers and ranchers, and the environment. Read More
The Brewers Association (BA) is dedicated to promoting policy changes at the state level for the benefit of small and independent brewers. Our priority topics range from wider access to market through self-distribution and direct-to-consumer shipping, to creating a level …Read More
President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” combined with other federal changes are having an impact on state bottom lines, leading to states likely exploring ways to backfill those funds. The BA is asking brewers to be vigilant, as we anticipate …Read More
A common target when states aim to refill depleted coffers are so-called "sin taxes"—taxes on things like alcohol beverages.Read More
The bill explicitly authorizes satellite taprooms and allows for out-of-state, direct-to-consumer shipping for Nevada brewers.Read More
The Georgia Craft Brewers Guild (GCBG) took another swing at self-distribution with Senate Bill 122, and received a hearing on the bill, but ultimately could not get a committee vote. While disappointing, 2025 is the start of the biennium in …Read More
An Illinois bill would have raised the cap on self-distribution for brewers to 1500bbl/year (the current cap is 200bbl/year), but despite some very promising signs of passage, it was not brought up for a final vote by the deadline to …Read More
The Louisiana Craft Brewers Guild worked to add the ability for brewers in the state to sell their products at local farmers markets through H. B. 563. As of this writing, it has one hurdle left on the Senate floor …Read More
Nevada brewers continue to watch Assembly Bill 404, a bill that would clarify language in statute about the legality of taprooms in the state and offer out-of-state direct-to-consumer shipping of craft beer. The bill has passed both Assembly committees and …Read More
In Texas, despite positive momentum and a late push, both remaining priorities for the Texas Craft Brewers Guild (TCBG), failed to advance through the process. Interfacility Transfer (House Bill 4773) would have permitted breweries to move their beer from one …Read More