Pandemic shutdowns put crimp in Figueroa Mountain’s bankruptcy plan
In the two months since it filed for bankruptcy, Figueroa Mountain Brewing Co., the region’s second largest craft brewer, has been both battling and working with its largest creditor, the Boston private equity firm White Winston.
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Read More →Figueroa Mountain Brewing announces Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing
Buellton-based craft brewer Figueroa Mountain Brewing Co. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization on Oct. 5, as the region’s second largest craft brewer announced plans to restructure its debts and bring in a new financial partner. “While it is a difficult decision to go down this path, we believe this will be the best direction Read More →
Read More →Tri-county breweries take home medals at beer fest
Central Coast breweries took away a modest number of medals from the 2019 Great American Beer Festival Oct. 3-5, suggesting stronger competition as the craft brewing industry continues to grow. The annual event in Denver is the nation’s most prestigious beer festival and competition, with medals for top brews awarded across 107 different categories. Industry giant Read More →
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Craft brewing’s steady rise: StartupSB panel forecasts growth for boutique labels
Firestone Walker Brewing Co.’s flagship beer, 805, is the best thing that ever happened to Figueroa Mountain Brewing Co., according to Jaime Deitenhofer, founder of the growing Buellton-based label. The adoption of 805 by traditional macro-beer drinkers as their go-to adult beverage has given Fig Mountain and other startup craft breweries in the region Read More →
Read More →Craft brew startups look for niches as capital bubbles up
While jousting in the upper rungs of the craft beer industry is limited, the battle at the bottom is getting interesting.
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