American Brew Crafts launches BlockBuster beer in Telangana
Hyderabad: American Brew Crafts has launched its flagship brand BlockBuster (BB) beer in Telangana. The range of BlockBuster beer currently available include BlockBuster Lager, which is light and refreshing to accentuate the experience of social interactions, and BlockBuster Strong, a value for money brand to provide the thrill of pure chilled beer. According to a […]
Hyderabad: American Brew Crafts has launched its flagship brand BlockBuster (BB) beer in Telangana.
The range of BlockBuster beer currently available include BlockBuster Lager, which is light and refreshing to accentuate the experience of social interactions, and BlockBuster Strong, a value for money brand to provide the thrill of pure chilled beer.
According to a press release, American Brew Crafts make their own beer in their two state-of-art breweries equipped with the latest German machinery at Sangareddy in Telangana, and Kakinada in Andhra Pradesh. With preference to make the beer in small batches, enough attention and focus is on the recipe of each beer which allows them to keep control over the quality of the drink without compromising on the taste, the release said.
Satya Siva Athi, Director of American Brew Crafts said, “BlockBuster is launched with the objective to offer an unparalleled experience for connoisseurs and satiate the taste buds of the beer-drinking population in the country.”
Nagendra Tayi, CEO, American Brew Crafts added, “BlockBuster is the first product from our portfolio which will be available in Telangana, AP, Kerala, Pondicherry, Goa. We have plans of expanding our reach to at-least 12 states by the year-end. We are truly a ‘Made in India’ brand which has been scouting for a long time to source the best raw materials from the communities in our neighborhood to build a sustainable model of growth.”
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