Platform Beer News Today

Cleveland is enjoying some much-deserved love for its beer scene from the national media. Cleveland has popped up on all those popular “Best” lists when it comes to breweries. The community was No. 4 on GQ magazine’s ranking of “The 5 Best Beer Cities in America.” Thrillist Media Group and the travel website Matador.com ranked

Wynwood Brewing of Miami is the latest AB InBev casualty, joining various other Anheuser-purchased breweries closed or sold off.

When Paul Benner moved back to his hometown of Cleveland a few years ago to open a homebrew supply store, he found himself having the same conversation with many of his customers. “I’d meet guys who were obsessed, and they’d all say, ‘If I could just quit my job and make money this way, I

The bar, which opened in the Graduate Columbus hotel, is new and nostalgic at the same time.

Former football player Beau Warren is the brains behind the Species X Beer Project, which embraces artificial intelligence.

How an acquisition and overextension brought down Platform.

Platform Beer Co. has closed its tap room in Cleveland and has ceased production on all but three of its beers.

Platform was founded in 2014 and once operated a coffee shop and tasting room concept called Locoba in Cincinnatis Over-the-Rhine neighborhood.

Anheuser-Busch, owner of Cisco, touts major investment and big increase in beer production at Pease facility.

Platform Beer Co. invites locals to try new things at 'Odd Fest' on Saturday.