From Double Barley Brewing:
Raleigh, NC) – Mutual Distributing Company announced today that it has added Double Barley Brewing to its beer portfolio. Based in Smithfield, N.C., Double Barley specializes in full flavored, well balanced beers that are true to style, yet include Double Barleys unique take.
“We are very pleased to announce the addition of Double Barley to our portfolio,” said William Riley, Vice President of Sales. “Double Barley is an exciting young brewery, and we look forward growing their brand together and sharing their beer with consumers throughout the state of North Carolina.”
“We are thrilled to have Mutual Distributing representing the Double Barley brand and to be joining the growing family of NC craft brewers they represent,’ said Larry Lane, Co-Founder of Double Barley Brewing.
“We are very excited about this new partnership with Double Barley,” said Michael Hayek, Beer Manager for Mutual. “Double Barley is an outstanding brewery that we are confident is poised for tremendous growth in the state of North Carolina.”
Founded by Larry and Cheryl Lane in 2013, Double Barley offers flagship styles as well as a variety of seasonal and limited release small batch beers throughout the year. Some of Double Barley’s offerings include: SteakCake Stout, Thrilla in Vanilla Porter, Touché IPA, and Abby’s Amber Ale.
“Double Barley Brewing is excited to be joining the Mutual family. We look forward to working with a staff that is as enthusiastic and committed to craft beer as our team,” said Cheryl Lane, Co-Founder of Double Barley Brewing.
Mutual Distributing Company is a wholesale beer and wine distributor servicing the entire state of North Carolina. With over 600 employees and seven full-service branch offices throughout the state, Mutual is committed to providing quality products and exceptional customer service.
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