Reappearing Act: Why Breweries Are Reviving Beloved Bygone Beer Brands

It was neither hell nor high water that felled 21st Amendment Brewery. Its closure last fall came from a less biblical calamity: overexpansion and underperforming sales. The canned-beer pioneer began in 2000 as a San Francisco brewpub, becoming one of America’s 50 biggest…

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