Coop Ale Works and Four Corners Brewing have merged to create Frontier Beverage Collective, effective immediately. The two breweries will continue operating independently while sharing production facilities and focusing on regional expansion. Matt Nunez has been named the new CEO.
Coop Ale Works and Four Corners Brewing announced their merger on April 2, forming Frontier Beverage Collective. The deal took effect right away, as first reported by Brewbound. This move aims to strengthen their position in the craft beer market through collaborative resources. The breweries plan to maintain their independent identities and brands. They will share production capabilities to boost efficiency. Regional growth remains a key priority under the new structure. Matt Nunez steps in as CEO to lead Frontier Beverage Collective. His role will oversee the shared operations and expansion efforts. The merger reflects ongoing consolidation trends in the brewing industry.
