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Short’s Brewing Company announces the distribution of a new seasonal beer, The Double Magician. A double version of staple brew and fan favorite, The Magician, The Double Magician is slated…
In honor of this beeriffic holiday, we’re releasing the next bottle in our Private Stache series. A beer for when you’re hungry and thirsty, Bourbon Barrel Aged Sustenance Black Beer is…
We’ve got just 4 specialty releases left in 2016 and we’re going out with a bang! This week, we’re stocking store shelves in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, and Wisconsin…
Sometimes patience pays off. We waited while it aged in bourbon barrels, you waited for it to come to stores, and now the time has arrived to release Bourbon Barrel…
We went, we saw, and we drank beer. Sure we brought Short’s brews to Colorado and consumed plenty throughout the week, but we couldn’t travel all the way to the grand-daddy…
We’re wishing a happy (and super hoppy) holiday season to you and yours with the hoppiest variety pack we’ve ever dared to brew! Chok-full of holiday cheer, our Super Hoppy…
We can think of many descriptors to describe just how we feel about this election cycle, but we’ll leave it at this: thirsty. Now, more than ever, America is in…
Woah buddy, when did fall arrive? It’s time to usher in the arrival of autumn leaves (and autumn ales), punkin’ doughnuts, and crisp nights with a new brew. But with…
It’s been real Short’s Cast listeners. After 144 episodes, we’re going to press pause on the podcast to go out and make some new stories. Take a little trip down…
Sure. You’re a fan of the cherry. You buy some cherry fudge every summer on Mackinac Island or you bake a cherry pie each July. Maybe you even indulge in…
If you’re thinking to yourself “Damn, there just aren’t enough varieties of Short’s brew available to me,” this is the release for you! Over the past couple of weeks we’ve…
It’s officially fall and arguably the tastiest season of them all, harvest! Not only are our gardens ripe for the picking, but the hop bines of Northern Michigan are too….