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Voodoo Brewing Announces Their North Shore Location is Closing

B. Kline — Mon, 02 Jun 2025 20:25:28 +0000

Voodoo Brewing Announces Their North Shore Location is Closing

Voodoo Brewing announced via social media that their Pittsburgh, North Shore location is closing. Tuesday – June 3rd, 2025 will be its last day where you’ll be able to have a chance to go in and grab a beer. They opened August 27th, 2022. (Voodoo Brewing to Open Pittsburgh North Shore Location on August 27th) The Pittsburgh Pub is located on the North Shore at 337 N Shore Dr, Pittsburgh, PA 15212 (in between PNC Park and Acrisure Stadium; formerly Heinz Field).

Several Voodoo Brewpubs closed in 2024 and even already in 2025.

Voodoo North Shore Brewpub Announces Closing

Voodoo Pittsburgh Pub in North Shore Announces Closing

Yesterday via social media at 12:48 PM EST they announced that their brewpub on the North Shore (near the PNC Park and Southern Tier’s location) will be closing, with the “last day to grab a beer with us here” is Tuesday (June 3rd, 2025).

Their post reads:

What a blast it’s been serving the North Shore.

After almost three years, we’ve made the call to close the pub so we can double down on what we do best: brewing world-class beer and making it more available throughout Pennsylvania. This shift will allow us to improve our production, expand distribution, and support our growing network of franchise locations across the country.

We’re entering the final days of our North Shore pub and Tuesday will be the last chance to grab a beer with us at this location. We will be open tomorrow, Monday June 2nd, at 2 PM serving up $5 draft beers.

Thank you to everyone who stopped in and supported us on the North Shore and to our staff who made it happen every single day. If you’ve been meaning to visit, now’s the time.

Come raise a glass and help us close things out right. It’s not good bye, it’s I’ll see you later.

– Voodoo Brewing Co. – Pittsburgh Pub (Facebook Post)

The comment section is certainly interesting, with a mixed reaction of “oh no” to “wow, only two days notice for employees” to “what a shocker, another Voodoo Brewpub closing”. One commenter in particular saying:

woohoo 30 people no longer have jobs and they gave everyone a 2 day notice during the busiest time of the year. another amazing business choice. ill never forget when they decided to lay off several people on christmas eve and when the owner TRIED to make us take down our pride flags. i hope this brand goes to shit as its clearly on its way there.

V’s down

With a follow up reply to that comment:

I was hoping someone would call them out on this one! I don’t understand why companies think that’s ok! I’m sure most of the hiring for summer has already taken place so that leaves these employees in an even tougher spot!

The comments followed up with rumors of what might be going into the location – possibly a “Shorty’s”.

They later posted this, at 6:09 PM via Facebook:

Voodoo Brewing Co. Pittsburgh Pub Talking About Monday’s Hours

We will be open tomorrow, Monday, June 2nd beginning at 2pm for $5 Draft beers. Come see the gang one last time on the North Shore before we close our doors Tuesday Night.

– Voodoo Brewing Co. Pittsburgh Pub (Facebook Post)

Just as before, mixed comments were left. Voodoo Brewing hasn’t responded to any as of my time of writing this (4:00 PM June 2nd).

One comment saying:

I do not understand why anyone would want to waste their time and money for a company that has zero respect for their employees.

For your business to give your employees no notice that they are losing their jobs is absolutely absurd and speaks volumes.

You guys fucking suck, this is a blessing in disguise for your whole crew. They deserve better

Voodoo Brewpubs Closing

Seems to be a rash of Voodoo Brewing locations closing not just in 2024, but continuing into 2025. They are a franchise based brewery, so there is numerous locations. Some as far away (from Pennsylvania) as Reno Nevada (which has closed), which you can read about here: Voodoo Brewing Closes Reno Location.

Voodoo Brewpubs That Closed in 2024 or 2025

As of June 2025, at least six Voodoo Brewing Company locations have closed during 2024 and 2025:

Fort Worth, Texas: Opened in July 2024 and closed by late October 2024 due to insufficient revenue to cover operational costs.
Fort Myers, Florida: Opened in April 2024 and closed on March 30, 2025, after facing challenges such as bridge and road closures and two hurricanes.
Meadville, Pennsylvania (Arch Street location): Closed on January 2, 2025, after over a decade of operation. The company transitioned operations to “The Compound,” their production facility.
Grand Prairie, Texas: Originally a Voodoo Brewing franchise, it rebranded as Rios Brewing Co. in early 2025, ending its affiliation with Voodoo Brewing Company.
Reno, Nevada: Opened in 2023 and closed May 2024.
North Shore, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Opened in 2022 and closing now (June 2025).

Additionally, the Murrells Inlet, South Carolina location announced a closure in December 2024 but remained open due to community support.

Voodoo Brewing Company Closures (2024–2025)

As of June 2025, at least six Voodoo Brewing Company locations have permanently closed during 2024 and 2025:

Fort Worth, Texas
- Opened: July 2024
- Closed: Late October 2024
- Reason: Inability to generate enough revenue to cover operational costs.
- Source
Fort Myers, Florida
- Opened: April 2024
- Closed: March 30, 2025
- Reason: Economic impact from bridge/road closures and hurricanes.
- Source
Meadville, Pennsylvania (Arch Street location)
- Closed: January 2, 2025
- Reason: Operational shift to “The Compound” production facility.
Grand Prairie, Texas
- Rebranded: Early 2025
- Note: No longer affiliated with Voodoo Brewing; now operates as Rios Brewing Co.
- Source
Reno, Nevada
- Opened: January 28, 2023
- Closed: Around May 2, 2024
- Reason: Closed without public announcement; status listed as permanently closed.
- Source
North Shore, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- Opened: August 27th, 2022
- Closed: June 3, 2025
- Reason: Announced on Facebook on June 1st, 2025.

News and Updates

When we get more information, we’ll be sure to update this, and possibly make further articles with more news and updates about Voodoo Brewing, this location, and reasons for the closing.

For More Information on Voodoo Brewing

We have the following articles you can read:

Voodoo Brewery to Close in Reno, NV
Voodoo Brewery Closing Arch Street Location in Meadville, PA
Voodoo Brewing Company Names New CFO and Employee Owner, Reinforcing Its Dedication to a Diverse and Dynamic Community
Voodoo Opening Brewpub in North Shore of Pittsburgh on August 27th
Voodoo Brewing Seven Fields Coming Spring 2024
Voodoo Brewing to Open in Reno, NV
Voodoo Brewing Co. Brings Craft Beer Magic to Reno
Voodoo Brewery Lancaster is Closing

For more information on Voodoo Brewing, the following comes via Untappd.

They are considered a “micro brewery” by Untappd, and listed as located at Meadville, PA. They have 691 unique beers and over 571,000 (just thirty – four shy of 572,000) ratings, with a global average rating of 3.94. As I click and open up their Untappd bio, I am going to assume it was hacked (or possibly an employee about to lose their job or just lost their job that still has access to the Untappd login ability) because this is what it says:

This is Voodoo Brewery, based in Meadville, PA, that opened a location in Valrico, FL. They have horrible beer that they brew themselves and skunk beer from other breweries; the service is atrocious and the vibes are mid at best despite their budget. Do not go to this expansionist corporate hell hole

Before clicking the “read more” you are just shown: “This is Voodoo Brewery, based in Meadville, PA, that opened a location in Valrico, F”

(I am quite curious when this update and change to their Untappd bio was made.)

You can visit them on their social media accounts at:

Voodoo Brewing – Official Website
Voodoo Brewing – Facebook
Voodoo Brewing – Instagram
Voodoo Brewing – Untappd

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Beer Busters Podcast Are Ending Their Journey – An End of an Era and a Great Epic Journey

B. Kline — Sat, 18 Jan 2025 21:30:58 +0000

Beer Busters Podcast is Ending: So Long, And Thanks For All The Beer

Episode 269 of the Beer Busters Podcast will be their final podcast. They dropped it on us just a bit ago today (at 2:57 PM) and said “Thats a Wrap” on what was an amazing, epic, journey through Pennsylvania, Central PA, Jersey, New York, and so much more of the craft beer world. Their very first podcast was on May 6th, 2013; and their final podcast just released today – January 19, 2025. A nearly full 12 year, epic run, of 269+ podcasts, YouTube videos, blog articles, and so much more that helped the brewing community so much over the years.

Beer Busters Podcast – Episode 269: So Long, and Thanks for all the Beer (photo courtesy of Beer Busters Podcast)

Episode 269: So Long, and Thanks for all the Beer

This is the end of the road. The epic journey of the Beer Busters Podcast is ending with their swan song of episode 269. You can find the episode at their website here: 269: So Long, And Thanks For All The Beer. Or YouTube here: Episode 269: So Long, And Thanks For All The Beer.

Episode description:

Episode 269

With Sincere Gratitude

A lot has changed in the last 12 years, including us. We present for you one last free-for-all with just the Beer Busters. Thank you, sincerely, to all of you for riding along. Be true to yourselves and kind to each other.

– Steph, Dan, and Wayne

—Beer Busters Podcast: Episode 269: So Long, and Thanks for all the Beer

Beer Busters Podcast

Beer Busters is a podcast dedicated to celebrating and exploring the world of craft beer. The show was founded in 2013 by brothers Dan and Wayne Baker, along with their cousin Steph Heffner. Since its inception, Beer Busters has been a bi-weekly podcast where the hosts sit down with brewers, owners, representatives, and others in the craft beer industry to sip brews and discuss various topics related to beer. The podcast format typically includes:

Interviews with industry professionals
Discussions about beer history and brewing techniques
News segments about the craft beer world
Interactive segments like “Know Your Beers” and “Happy Fun Time”

For example, in a 2015 episode, Dan brought news stories about NFL beer prices and Metallica beer cans, while Steph taught listeners how to prepare for a beer event in the “Know Your Beers” segment. Over the years, Beer Busters has covered a wide range of topics, including:

The history and origins of non-alcoholic beer
Different beer production methods
Community reactions to various beer trends
Beer-related events, particularly in the Philadelphia area

The podcast has featured numerous guests from the craft beer industry. In a December 2022 episode, they hosted Matthew Steinberg (Co-Founder and Head Brewer) and Kelsey Roth (General Manager) from Exhibit ‘A’ Brewing Company, discussing topics such as local sourcing, sustainable practices, and social initiatives in brewing. Beer Busters has maintained its presence across various podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and others. The show continues to provide listeners with a mix of education, entertainment, and insider perspectives on the craft beer industry.

Meet the Beer Busters

The Beer Busters podcast is primarily hosted by three individuals:

Dan Baker: One of the founding members of the podcast, Dan is a brother to Wayne and cousin to Steph. He often takes the lead in hosting segments like “Happy Fun Time” and brings news stories to discuss on the show.
Steph Heffner: Another founding member, Steph is a cousin to Dan and Wayne. She has been known to lead educational segments like “Know Your Beers,” sharing her knowledge about beer and brewing with listeners.
Wayne Baker: The third core member of the podcast, Wayne is Dan’s brother. While sometimes absent from episodes due to other commitments, he is an integral part of the team and contributes to the show’s dynamic.

These three hosts have been consistently involved with Beer Busters since its inception in 2013. They travel to breweries and other beer-related locations to record episodes, interviewing industry professionals and exploring various aspects of craft beer culture. Occasionally, the podcast features guest hosts or longtime friends of the show. For example:

Mark Graves: Described as “Slimy Sauce himself,” Mark is a longtime friend from the earliest days of Beer Busters who has filled in for Wayne when he was unable to attend a recording session.

The Beer Busters team has maintained their dedication to celebrating and exploring the world of craft beer for over a decade, providing listeners with a mix of education, entertainment, and insider perspectives on the brewing industry

Find the Beer Busters

You can still find the Beer Busters through these different means (websites, podsites, social media, etc.) Their content will most likely be staying online for the near foreseeable future; no word on if or when it will be taken down.

Website: Beer Busters Podcast
- Full List of Podcast Episodes: Beer Busters Archive of Episodes
Facebook: Beer Busters Podcast – Facebook Page
YouTube: Beer Busters Podcast @ YouTube
Beer Busters Podcast – Podcast Feed RSS
Beer Busters Podcast on Twitter: Beer Busters Podcast @ X
Instagram: Beer Busters Podcast on Instagram

Beer Busters Podcast: 2013 – 2025
(photo courtesy of Beer Busters Podcast)

Beer Busters Legacy

The Beer Busters Podcast, which ran from 2013 to 2025, left an indelible mark on the craft beer community. For over a decade, hosts Dan Baker, Steph Heffner, and Wayne Baker traveled to breweries and beer-related locations, bringing listeners a unique blend of education, entertainment, and insider perspectives on the brewing industry. Their dedication to celebrating and exploring the world of craft beer resonated with audiences, earning them a loyal following and a 4.8-star rating on Apple Podcasts.

Throughout its run, Beer Busters consistently delivered engaging content, featuring interviews with industry professionals, discussions on beer history and brewing techniques, and interactive segments like “Know Your Beers” and “Happy Fun Time”. The podcast’s final episode, aptly titled “So Long, And Thanks For All The Beer,” aired on January 19, 2025, marking the end of an era for craft beer enthusiasts. In their farewell message, the hosts expressed gratitude to their listeners and encouraged them to “be true to yourselves and kind to each other,” reflecting the warm and inclusive spirit that characterized the show. The podcast ran from May 6, 2013, to January 19, 2025, completing 275 episodes over nearly 12 years. They maintained their signature style of traveling to breweries, interviewing industry professionals, and featuring their popular “Happy Fun Time” segments throughout their run.

Beer Busters’ legacy extends beyond its audio content. The podcast played a significant role in showcasing Pennsylvania’s German brewing heritage and leadership in brewing German-style lagers. By providing a platform for brewers, owners, and industry representatives to share their stories and expertise, Beer Busters contributed to the growth and appreciation of craft beer culture. As the craft beer landscape continues to evolve, the impact of Beer Busters’ 12-year journey in educating and entertaining beer enthusiasts will undoubtedly be remembered and cherished by its dedicated listeners.

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Imprint Brewing Cuts Brewing Staff and Halts Production at Hatfield Facility

B. Kline — Wed, 04 Dec 2024 13:20:17 +0000

Craft Beer Heartbreak: Imprint Beer Co. Hits Pause on Hatfield Brewing

In a shocking twist that’s left the craft beer community reeling, Imprint Beer Co., a beloved local brewery in Hatfield, has announced a major shake-up in their operations. Known for their innovative brews and loyal following, Imprint is facing a bitter reality that’s forcing them to halt beer production at their Hatfield facility.

Imprint Beer Co.

The Sobering News

The brewery dropped this bombshell on social media, citing economic pressures as the main culprit. At the heart of the issue? Hefty surcharges imposed by the Hatfield Municipal Authority on water usage and wastewater volumes. These unexpected costs have apparently tapped out the brewery’s resources, leaving them in a tough spot.

(See Also: Imprint Unveils GNARCADIUM)

Imprint Beer Co is best known for their Schmoojies and (smoothie) sour beers. They are located at: 1500 Industry Rd STE R, Hatfield, PA 19440.

Imprint Goes to Social Media

Anyone who is familiar with BeerNerds and BeerGods Facebook groups, which are primarily Philadelphia / New Jersey based beer groups (but are national) would have seen some of the news about this already. Posts like this one:

A post from the BeerGods Facebook Group

There has been a lot of talk in other groups as well. Some like: Beer Nerds, BeerGods, BeerNERDS, TheBeerGods, and Pennsylvania Craft Breweries. (You can also always check out our group as well – The Beer Thrillers Group). There was lots of talk about how the brewery staff was let go, just weeks out from Christmas (today – December 4th, is officially three weeks before Christmas).

In response to all of these postings, the Imprint Beer Company themselves went to social media and made several posts. In it they discuss how important their staff is, how much they love their workers, and how vital the employees are to the company.

Its the typical responses you see from companies giving a “rah rah” speech; but at the same time, its also the same typical response you see to media backlashes that companies get. Not quite an apology, not quite overall sincerity, and not quite getting to the true issues of everything going on. You can read for yourself below, with their quoted post, and then the images they had on their posts. They posted this on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and whatever other social medias they have.

The post reads:

Swipe to learn why we are moving our production and packaging location.

We thank everyone who has reached out with their support over the past couple days.

As always, we love what we built, our staff, and especially all our customers. We are OF COURSE open as usual in the taproom and arcade in Hatfield for at least 3 more years!!

See you here

#imprintbeerco

Imprint Beer Co. – Facebook Post

Staff Cuts and Community Reaction

Perhaps the most gut-wrenching part of this news is the impact on Imprint’s team. The brewery confirmed they’ve had to let go of their production and packaging staff, a decision that’s clearly left a sour taste in many mouths. Social media has been buzzing with reports of abrupt dismissals, with one former employee claiming they were fired in a mere 38-second phone call.

Hope on the Horizon?

Despite this setback, it’s not all doom and gloom for Imprint Beer Co. The brewery insists they’re not closing shop entirely. In fact, they claim sales are still ‘climbing briskly’ – a silver lining in an otherwise cloudy forecast. They’re actively scouting for a new production facility that won’t drain their resources with excessive surcharges.

This also comes on the heels of Sly Fox Brewing Owing Money for Damages and Penalties in related to tip wage theft. (See also: Sly Fox Brewing Ordered to Pay Nearly $200K for Withholding Tips)

What This Means for Craft Beer Lovers

For now, Imprint fans might need to savor those last few cans in their fridges. But fear not, hop heads! The brewery is determined to get back to brewing as soon as possible. They’re committed to continuing their legacy of crafting those unique, handcrafted beers we’ve all come to love

The Bigger Picture

This situation highlights the challenges small breweries face in today’s economic climate. From rising costs to regulatory hurdles, craft brewers often find themselves navigating choppy waters. It’s a reminder of the passion and perseverance required to keep the craft beer scene thriving. As we raise a glass to Imprint Beer Co.’s resilience, let’s hope for a swift return to brewing. After all, the craft beer world wouldn’t be the same without their creative concoctions. Stay tuned, beer lovers – this story is still fermenting!

This is also a very poor look on Imprint Beer. Considering the timing in relation to Christmas, New Years, the Holidays, etc. Also given reports of how much people did not enjoy working for them, and now as the dirt will begin to work its way out on the various social media platforms.

We hope all staff that was working for them finds new jobs and new (and seemingly better) places of employment. Especially at this point in the year. We will also keep everyone updated on what goes on with Imprint Beer, as they move on from this.

For More Information on Imprint Beer Co.

The following comes via Untappd.

Imprint Beer Co. is a micro brewery from Hatfield, PA. They have 1637 unique beers and over 519,000 ratings, with a global average rating of 4.19 (as of 12.4.24). Their Untappd description reads: “From hazy IPAs to lusciously thick stouts to mind melting fruited sours, we have been crafting creatively delicious beers since 2018. Our Hatfield location houses our brewery, spacious taproom, Cantina Rabo and our new Gnarcadium brewerycade. ”

You can find them at the following social media platforms:

Imprint Beer Co – Official website
Imprint Beer Co – Facebook
Imprint Beer Co – Instagram
Imprint Beer Co – Twitter
Imprint Beer Co – Untappd

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SingleCut Beer Makes a Controversial Social Media Post (and Takes it Down)

B. Kline — Wed, 11 Sep 2024 15:15:19 +0000

SingleCut Beer’s Social Media Post

SingleCut Beer Posts A Controversial Picture on Social Media

SingleCut Beer social media decided to make a controversial post today in honor of 9/11. Today most accounts, be it craft beer, major industries (like Coke or Pepsi or Kellogg or your local sports team), political groups, your friends and family; everyone is posting respect and honor tributes for those we’ve lost twenty-three years ago.

I first saw it around 9 AM – 10 AM ish this morning when checking social media accounts.

I can understand the idea of the post, to honor those who lost their lives… but it just seems to be in a bit of poor taste. There is time and place for respectable posts honoring those we lost, or those who serve (for example on Veterans Day), and other such things, this post unfortunately misses the mark quite a bit.

Update – Post Removal

(Edit: This article was updated at 5:15 PM EST.)

The following all comes via the edit to the article. A reddit article – /r/Craft Beer – This is So Disgraceful and in Terrible Taste – posted about the SingleCut Beer social media post. Calling it (obviously by the title) disgraceful and in terrible taste.

The original post’s comment:

This brewery completely missed the mark on their latest social media post. In my opinion is disrespectful, offensive and down right disgusting to think that this was on okay thing to post. Like what social media manager was like “👍🏾hell yeah this goes so hard!!!”

Really terrible behavior

They have since removed the post but it does not excuse the fact this was thought appropriate

/r/Craft Beer – This is So Disgraceful and in Terrible Taste

Later, as the topic ballooned to over 80 comments, SingleCut Beer itself commented on the thread, stating:

I truly apologize.

The intention wasn’t to commercialize the tragedy. As a lifelong NY’er born in NYC, 9/11 was traumatic for me. I’m fortunate to say no one close to me was involved, but I did have a long history with the WTC, certainly my favorite NYC landmark. I enjoyed many meals with my family at Windows On the World, our favorite restaurant and some of my most cherished memories. The events further rattled me as I was in Manhattan at the time of the attacks on a job interview of all things. I visited the site two nights after the attacks (at 14th St, you couldn’t travel lower) to support the workers hauling the wreckage away. I’ll never forget it.

I created the image posted today. I purposely left the image without branding, and as a brewer, proud NY’er and someone who feels the weight of this day each year it was my tribute. Admittedly, and in hindsight, it did not read well with those who don’t understand my background or intent. Nonetheless, it was a mistake and I’m sorry for the poor emotions it may have brought on.

I deleted all postings shortly after they were posted. – Rich / Owner

SingleCutBeersmiths

So it would seem it was just an error of judgment, and the post has been removed. Hopefully a bit more thought is put forward in their social media marketing in the future.

For More Information on SingleCut BeerSmiths

The following comes via Untappd. SingleCut BeerSmiths is a regional brewery from Astoria, NY. They have 355 unique beers, and over 1 million ratings, with a global average rating of 4.01 (as of 9.11.24). Their Untappd description reads: “Cranking out music obsessed award winning Lagers and IPAs since 2012. To all demanding a steadfast meticulousness towards everything that can fit into a pint glass – Welcome. Always Drink Loud.”

You can follow them at these social media platforms:

SingleCut BeerSmiths – Official Website
SingleCut BeerSmiths – Facebook
SingleCut BeerSmiths – Twitter
SingleCut BeerSmiths – Instagram
SingleCut BeerSmiths – Untappd

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Join The Beer Thrillers Discord Server

beeradmin23 — Sun, 08 Sep 2024 18:34:03 +0000

Join The Beer Thrillers Discord Server

Join Our Discord Server

Ontop of all the other fun features on our blog, and all of our other social media pages, we also have a Discord Server! Our Discord Server will be a great place to hang out, share the beers you’re having, maybe look for beer trades, recommendations for breweries, brewery news, and all around just general chat, and even fun beer memes. You can find our server here: The Beer Thrillers Discord Server.

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It would mean so much to all of us if you follow us on each of these platforms (that you have and are able to). It greatly helps the blog out, and is absolutely free for you, plus you get to keep up to date with us! So what could be better?

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The Beer Thrillers YouTube Channel

beeradmin23 — Sun, 08 Sep 2024 16:39:11 +0000

Make sure to check out our YouTube Channel

Check out our YouTube Channel

Prefer videos over blogs and reading? Or just looking for something to do while working out or eating? Maybe enjoy background music or ASMR videos? Like to see what The Beer Thrillers are up to and want to stay informed on what we’re going to be doing in the future?

If you answered yes to any of that, then you are definitely going to want to check out our YouTube Channel!

The Beer Thrillers – YouTube Channel

Once we start up our podcasts, they will also be going here. So be on the lookout for that as well!

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The Beer Thrillers on Instagram

beeradmin23 — Sat, 07 Sep 2024 10:22:27 +0000

Check us out on Instagram

Join us on Instagram

Did you know we have an Instagram page? We do! And we would love for you to join us on it and follow us and follow along on all of our whacky adventures and what have you! You can follow along with us on Instagram at: The Beer Thrillers at Instagram. And be sure to follow along with our other social media pages as well!

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Join us on Facebook

beeradmin23 — Sat, 07 Sep 2024 03:39:10 +0000

Check us out on Facebook

Join Us on Facebook

If you take a look in the upper right hand corner you will see all of our “social media icons”. We have a Facebook page, a Facebook group, an Instagram page, a YouTube channel, a Discord, Twitter, and even a Twitch page.

We post regularly (nearly twice a day) on Facebook. So if you want to stay up to date with our blog, our lives, our shenanigans, and other brewery happenings, please click here to follow us: The Beer Thrillers on Facebook.

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Sticker Mule Makes Controversial Social Media Post

B. Kline — Mon, 15 Jul 2024 12:30:15 +0000

Sticker Mule’s social media post

Sticker Mule Makes Controversial Social Media Post

Sometimes, companies just can’t help themselves. Not everything needs to be political – nor should it be. And this is a prime example. Sticker Mule has nothing to do with politics and has no invested interest outside of their ownership in political issues and parties. The only reason I am even making this post is because of the reaction the brewing industry is having to their post, and then to people like Don’tDrinkBeers post as well.

Don’tDrinkBeers Facebook Post:

So many brewers have shared this incredible unforced self own from @stickermule and it’s almost amazing marketing genius. Instead of just saying nothing, you can go partisan, alienate people, use an ass ass in nation attempt to shill a four dollar t shirt and then shame your customers. Flawless no notes.

And this pretty much sums it up. (In that sardonic, completely sarcastic way that Alex has.)

When Sticker Mule could have been quiet, they instead decided to step up and post something that didn’t need posted or said, and in turn, alienated numerous breweries (as well as other clients) that use them. There’s already a shortlist that is growing quickly of breweries that have announced they are canceling their use of Sticker Mule — primarily just due to this post.

Sometimes….. its best just to be quiet.

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The Beer Thrillers – Discord Channel

B. Kline — Wed, 10 May 2023 15:59:04 +0000

The Beer Thrillers logo

The Beer Thrillers Discord Server

Hey all! We are getting hip, young, and cool here at The Beer Thrillers. You can now find us on Discord! Yes, thats right, we now have our own Discord Server!

I’ve been fiddling with this and trying to get it set up for a while, and now its finally here!

The Beer Thrillers – Discord Server

Discord is a great way to stay in touch, chat, and keep talking in a more loose and informal manner. Its a fun way to talk about craft beer, breweries, and all kinds of other things.

At our server, you will find channels for the following:

general
our – content
cheers
breweries
local – watering – hole – breweries
literature
gaming
nerd – culture
a – pint – at – the – movies
beer – swag
show – your – content

So lots of fun channels to hang out in and talk with each other.

Rules

Of course there is some rules to the use of the Discord server. And most of these are the obvious type of ones.

21+ For any Beer Discussion
Be polite. At all times. Be polite. Just be kind to each other.
No hate speech. Of any sort.
Keep religious and political discussion to an absolute bare minimum
The Beer Thrillers have the right to block, delete, or remove anyone or any post from the server
No spam. There is a “show your content” server, you can post in there, but do so sparingly, and conscientiously
Again: Be Civil. If you can’t be. Then don’t contribute, don’t chat, and just recuse yourself from discussion and the server.
And most importantly – have fun!

There are lots of features on the Discord server, like uploading your own pictures, audio, video, and PDFs, as well as sharing internet GIFs and memes and links. This should be a great way for our community to grow, and have fun with each other.

I can’t wait til everyone is on board, having fun, toasting each other’s beers, and having a great time!

LinkTree

You can find The Beer Thrillers on LinkTree now as well. This is an easy and great way for us to showcase a group of our links in one go. Makes things easier on places like Instagram, Facebook, Discord, and elsewhere. You can find our LinkTree page here:

The Beer Thrillers – LinkTree

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Cheers All!

-B. Kline

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The Beer Thrillers are a blog that prides itself on writing beer reviews, brewery reviews, travelogues, news (especially local to the Central PA brewery scene), as well as covering other topics of our interests – such as hiking, literature and books, board games, and video games which we sometimes stream with our friends over at Knights of Nostalgia. We are currently listed as #7 on FeedSpot’s “Top 100 Beer Blogs” and #8 on FeedSpot’s “Top 40 Pennsylvania Blogs”. (As of January 2023.) Thank you for reading our site today, please subscribe, follow, and bookmark. Please reach out to us if you are interested in working together. If you would like to donate to the blog you can here: Donate to The Beer Thrillers. Thank you!

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