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What is the Vizzy / Coors Hard Seltzer Settlement About?. A $9,500,000 class action settlement has been agreed upon, resolving cases over false advertising by the brand Vizzy hard seltzer, owned by parent company Molson Coors. The Vizzy class action lawsuit alleged that Vizzy hard seltzer products were falsely advertised by being labeled as having "antioxidant Vitamin C from the acerola superfruit."

Orth Brewery, 1228 Marshall Northeast, MinneapolisPhoto byMNHS. John Frederick Orth was born in Rott, Alsace, France, on May 20, 1821. He learned to brew beer while in Rott and honed his skills as a brewer after leaving in 1840. Before immigrating to America, Orth traveled to Germany, Italy, and Spain. In 1847 he arrived in Erie, Pennsylvania. On August 6, 1849, Orth wed Mary Weinell. Not long after their wedding, the couple moved to Galena, Illinois, before settling in St. Anthony, MN, in July of the following year. He and his wife were the area's first German settlers.

The historic Grain Belt Beer signPhoto byMcGhiever | Wikimedia Commons. In 1941, the Grain Belt Beer sign, a bottle-cap shaped 50’ X 40’ billboard constructed for $5000, was placed on top of the Marigold Ballroom at 1330 Nicollet Avenue in downtown Minneapolis.

Anthony Cassius behind the bar at his downtown establishment in the 1950s.Photo byHistoryapolis. Anthony Brutus (A.B.) Cassius had a front-row seat to racial injustices in the Twin Cities for years after arriving here in the early 1920s. He saw the mistreatment of people of color, men and women who looked like him, and joined the fight for equality. Between 1947-1948, he battled with the city of Minneapolis to get an on-sale liquor license, highlighting the black community's struggle to find a place in traditionally "white" spaces. Ultimately, Cassius prevailed, becoming the first black on-sale liquor license holder in city history, but the lengthy process nearly cost him everything.

Washington State is a haven for craft beer and spirits enthusiasts, boasting a vibrant and thriving scene of breweries and distilleries. From the hop fields of Yakima Valley to the urban hubs of Seattle and Spokane, Washington offers a diverse range of establishments that cater to beer lovers and spirit connoisseurs alike. Join us on a journey through some of the state's finest breweries and distilleries, where creativity, craftsmanship, and a passion for quality beverages converge.

Men in Stearns County during prohibition (1920-1933) show off their "Minnesota 13" moonshine.Photo byMelrose History Museum. For generations, Minnesota farmers have planted corn on their land - with varying levels of success. The state's earliest planted seeds, which originated from the South, did not fare well in its shorter, colder growing season, negatively impacting its output.

Payout: $15.00 (Without Proof) **This settlement is available for claimants with or without proof of purchase**. What is the Vizzy / Coors Hard Seltzer Settlement About?. A $9,500,000 class action settlement has been agreed upon, resolving cases over false advertising by the brand Vizzy hard seltzer, owned by parent company Molson Coors, famous for Coors beer. The Vizzy class action lawsuit alleged that Vizzy hard seltzer products were falsely advertised by being labeled as having "antioxidant Vitamin C from the acerola superfruit."

Start off your Memorial Day weekend right with the Blues & Brews Fest on Saturday, May 27th from Noon to 8 PM CST. The Blues & Brews Fest will be at the Forge Lemont Quarries located at 227 Heritage Quarries Drive in Lemont. Tickets for the event are $10 per person. The place will be packed because Forge was running a ticket promotion in which the first thousand tickets were sold for $5. Those tickets are sold out.

Picture of August SchellPhoto byBrookston Beer Bulletin. August Schell came to newly established New Ulm, Minnesota, to help prop up a struggling German-American immigrant community. He began a brewery while living there. Despite having to navigate several pioneer-era challenges, he prospered. A self-made man, his generosity and thoughtfulness, as well as his love of the outdoors, shone through during his lifetime.

Seattle, the vibrant city nestled in the Pacific Northwest, is renowned for its picturesque landscapes, thriving tech industry, and a love for all things caffeinated. However, it turns out that Seattleites also have a discerning palate when it comes to beer. According to recent data, the Seattle area has been crowned one of the beer-snob capitals of the United States, where locals indulge in a rich craft beer culture. Let's dive into the details and explore why Seattle stands out in the realm of beer consumption.

(Denver, Colo.) Unofficially, Denver has all sorts of credentials to back it as a bona fide beer city. The Mile High City tapped its first beer way back in 1859, plus Denver is home to Coors Field (and the cheapest beer in Major League Baseball) and even has its very own beer-centric spa.

(MARSHFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS) A local brewery in the seaside town of Marshfield has announced a weekly event that will get your heart racing and endorphins pumping before you enjoy a cold beer!

"Good looking women in bikinis, sell beer" says Gaetz. On May 17, Florida's most outspoken and occasionally-divisive Republican - Matt Gaetz - appeared on Newsmax to debate the latest round of controversial and apparently 'woke' beer adverts.

Bud Light, the nation's top-selling beer brand, has been grappling with declining sales as consumers nationwide express their discontent over its controversial partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.

Four Houston breweries won medals at the "Olympics of Beer." The World Beer Cup was recently held, with Texan brewers cementing their reputation as producing some of the world's best beers.

Two San Antonio breweries won prestigious medals at the "Olympics of Beer." The World Beer Cup was held this week, with Texan brewers cementing their reputation as producing some of the world's best beers.

Anheuser Bush has reportedly hired a number of former Republican political aides in an effort to fix relations with conservatives following its controversial partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.

Every once in a while there is an early announcement that you can only cross your fingers and hope everything goes as planned. Often it is all too easy to pull the trigger a little early on these announcements as excitement boils over from the group of people sharing the information. They want to start the hype train and get everyone onboard, so it’s perfectly logical to understand why these announcements happen. Especially in the restaurant industry. Margins are so thin that drumming up as much anticipation before the fact can prove beneficial. However, with the number of hoops businesses, specifically restaurants, need to jump through before opening, it is always important to take extremely early announcements with a grain of salt.