by Mark E. Lasbury for Indiana On Tap It’s no secret that keeping a craft brewery staffed is becoming harder and harder. The problem extends itself to doing events – issues with gas prices, product prices, and staffing result in fewer breweries being able to justify

by Mark E. Lasbury for Indiana On Tap Walter and I had a nice visit with Josh Goins of Studebaker Brewing a couple of weeks ago, the day after Shelf Ice Brewfest. This was our first trip to their new location in New Carlisle, and we

Via the Indianapolis Business Journal  March 7, 2025 | Daniel Bradley Fishers-based Indiana On Tap LLC, a craft beer and spirits events, marketing, media and ticketing company, has been acquired by an Indiana-based buyer who plans to expand the company’s offerings and footprint. Company founder Justin Knepp said Indiana on

INDIANAPOLIS, IN (January 28, 2025) – Easley Winery is thrilled to announce that its 2023 Chardonnay has been awarded the prestigious "Best of Class” designation for Chardonnays priced under $15.99 at the San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition (SFCWC). Known as the largest competition of North American

by Mark E. Lasbury for Indiana On Tap Joshua Pietrowski, the Big Cat of Evansville craft beer, has a new brewery that opens today. Fly Hartigans Brewing is pouring its first beers at Patsy Hartigan's Irish Pub on Thursday, January 30, at 6pm. "Summer in Brussels"

by Mark E. Lasbury for Indiana On Tap Januarys are typically a difficult month for craft breweries and distilleries. The holidays can easily take it out of you, and you’re going to need some time to recharge your battery. You likely had a good amount of