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Cheers to 250! Happy Fourth of July from America’s beer and beverage distributors. 🇺🇸🍻

One of the most significant undertakings we’ve seen in the beverage business. With the buyout of RNDC - Reyes is setting up shop & poised to purchase existing beer distributors in states it had not previously done business. Maybe even your state. Stay tuned for what happens next…

Reyes Beverage Group just closed the largest acquisition in its 50-year history — and CEO Tom Day says the buying spree isn’t over. 🍺📦

With the purchase of 11 RNDC markets, Reyes becomes the No. 3 wine and spirits distributor in the U.S., adding 38 million cases, 600+ suppliers, 40,000 SKUs and $4 billion in revenue across 11 states and D.C. Day called the deal a “transformational shift,” positioning Reyes as a “total beverage provider” amid category convergence — and hinted it could soon climb even higher in the rankings. 🍷🥃

The company rebranded 1,800 trucks in 36 hours, acquired 31 buildings and onboarded more than 5,000 employees — all while signaling it’s actively shopping for more distributors in both beer and beyond.

Hear more from Day on the mega-deal, disruption in distribution and what could come next at the link in the comment below ⬇️



https://www.brewbound.com/news/reyes-ceo-tom-day-talks-mega-rndc-deal-shopping-for-more-distributors-in-out-of-beer?utm_social=fb_brewbound

Columbia Distributing Signs LOI with RNDC For Washington, Oregon Wine & Spirits Biz; Alaska Agreement Too Another piece of Republic National Distributing Company's business appears to be on the move. Columbia Distributing has entered into a non-binding letter of intent to acquire “certain wine and spirits distribution rights” in Oregon and Washington state, as well as “an asset arrangement in Alas...

Stone Brewing Sold to Firestone Walker and Duvel USA Firestone Walker and Duvel USA have inked a “definitive agreement” to acquire the Stone Brewing brand from Sapporo USA.

BA Top 50: Sierra Nevada Overtakes Boston Beer at No. 2; Garage Beer, Outlaw Make Big Leaps Beneath the surface of craft beer's 2025 production decline (-5.1%, to nearly 21.86 million barrels) were power moves, usurpings and stumbles among the industry's top 50 breweries, which the Brewers Association (BA) released today.

Happy National Beer Day 🍺 Today we celebrate the 1933 enactment of the Cullen‑Harrison Act. This did more than legalize the sale of beer after 13 years of Prohibition — it paved the way for a $471 billion American beer industry that delivers public safety and unparalleled consumer choice:

🏘️ Local regulation empowers communities to decide how beer is sold and enjoyed

🚚 Alcohol sales go through three tiers of licensed businesses (brewers/importers ➜ distributors ➜ retailers), ensuring only fresh, authorized products reach the market

🍻 Independent distribution helps brewers of all sizes compete for store shelves and bar taps — which means more beer to choose from!

Cheers to 93 years of successful alcohol regulation this