Tradewinds Brewing Company making Ukrainian beer, will donate all proceeds
A brewery in Lviv, Ukraine, asked brewers around the world to join the resistance by downloading their recipes, brewing their beer and donating profits to the cause.
•
Mar 9, 2022, 5:54 PM
•
Updated 1,063 days ago
Share:
More Stories
2:30
Trump agrees to pause tariffs on Canada and Mexico after they pledge to boost border enforcement
17h ago1:54
Expect high prices at the grocery store, on building costs as tariff threat looms
yesterday0:21
Love's Price Tag: Valentine's Day spending nears $28 billion
yesterday1:52
The Cost Of: Super Bowl parties
yesterday
White House says Trump tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China will come Saturday
4ds ago1:43
Long Island diner scrambling with egg supply chain as prices rise
5ds ago2:30
Trump agrees to pause tariffs on Canada and Mexico after they pledge to boost border enforcement
17h ago1:54
Expect high prices at the grocery store, on building costs as tariff threat looms
yesterday0:21
Love's Price Tag: Valentine's Day spending nears $28 billion
yesterday1:52
The Cost Of: Super Bowl parties
yesterdayWhite House says Trump tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China will come Saturday
4ds ago1:43
Long Island diner scrambling with egg supply chain as prices rise
5ds agoA Long Island brewery is doing what it can to help the people of
Ukraine.
Tradewinds Brewing Company in Riverhead collaborated with Ukrainian
brewery Pravda to make their "Red Eye Ale.”
The brewery in Lviv, Ukraine, asked brewers
around the world to join the resistance by downloading their
recipes, brewing their beer and donating profits to
the cause.
The brewery in Ukraine has switched to making Molotov cocktails for
citizen soldiers.
Tradewinds tells News 12 the new beer will be out Friday.
More from News 12
1:45
East Hampton Village leaders hold special meeting about immigration enforcement
0:47
Sources: 9th person arrested in connection to missing Patchogue teen
2:02
Blakeman: Nassau County detectives to assist ICE in detaining immigrants in the county illegally who commit crimes
1:52
Malverne Superintendent Dr. Lorna Lewis leaves behind legacy spanning 46 years
2:13
2 people injured after woman crashes car through front of Farmingdale restaurant
1:18
