Oskar Blues Brewery‘s production will see a huge boost after the installation of newly bought equipment: “When the company opened the second brewing facility, it quickly produced 27,000 barrels — its maximum capacity — prompting Oskar Blues to purchase five more brewing tanks this week, which is expected to double current production.” – Daily Camera. Thought in some circles to be the leaders of the craft beer can movement, this move should enable the Denver-based brewers to distribute well outside of its current 22-state range.

Saint Arnold Divine Reserve 7 was bottled a couple days ago and will be released on September 23. The brewery plans to send out more details soon.

Flossmoor Station recently revealed Collaborative Ale. The release date has been moved up to Saturday, Sept. 27, at the brewery’s Oktoberfest party. $12/bottle – no limit.

DuClaw Brewing held its Real Ale Fest and released Colossus at the event; it is a beer that supposedly comes in at around 22% ABV. The brewery will be releasing Twisted Kilt on September 16.

Elysian Brewing just released its Night Owl Pumpkin Ale in Washington state which you can find at Malt and Vine and 99 Bottles, among others.