Black Art Ships First Lot Of Beers To Louisiana For Distribution
Black Art Beverage has said that it shipped its first lot of beer products for distribution in Louisiana. International Wine & Spirits has received its first shipment and will begin distribution in the Louisiana market within the next month.
International Wine & Spirits of Louisiana is a full service distributor of spirits, wine and beer in Louisiana. The firm services grocery operations, restaurants and bars, convenience stores and themed attractions.
Mike Coffman, COO of Black Art Beverage, said: With the inaugural orders to the states we are active in starting to leave our warehouse Black Art beer is looking forward to excellent business quarters ahead with some significant potential.”
Black Art Beer is produced in Germany and exported to the US exclusively through Florida-based Black Art Importers, the company' wholly owned subsidiary. The company's current products include Black Art beer, a dark premium pilsner, and Black Art Gold, a light pilsner. The company intends roll out other styles and draft keg beer in future.
The company's lager beers are brewed and bottled by Braustolz in Germany. Braustolz has been in operation since 1868, brewing beer according to the German Purity Laws of 1516. Braustolz is a wholly owned subsidiary of a Brewery Group headed by Kulmbacher Brewery based in Germany.
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