| A-B is buying craft beer brewer Goose Island STLtoday.com 19, 2007 -- John Wyzkiewicz monitors equipment at the Goose Island Brewery in Chicago, Ill. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images) Looking to tap deeper into the fast-growing craft beer market, Anheuser-Busch announced Monday that it is buying ... | ||
| Grocery beer sales could harm small business, craft brewers The Coloradoan Colorado's liquor sales laws have helped make the state a craft-brewing mecca. The craft brewers have been able to establish distribution relationships with the liquor stores, giving their products a high profile. It's unlikely they'd be able to build ... | ||
| Whole Foods to expand in-store bars ABC7Chicago.com By next year, the upscale grocery store chain plans to open small bars in more than a dozen stores throughout the country. The bars are already open in a few markets including in Chicago. They offercraft beers and local wines. ... | ||
| Your Los Angeles: Is craft beer too trendy? Los Angeles Times How long have you been into craft beer? A long time. My dad is a big beer guy and he gave me taste of beer at a young age. It was a hoppy IPA and that's the kind of taste I've just grown to like. Hops, absolutely. Bitter, floral-iness. ... | ||
| From the Complaint Dept.: Mission Valley Craft Beer Festival San Diego Union Tribune By Peter Rowe At the Mission Valley Craft Beer Festival on Sunday, we should have had a better time. Hosted by the Handlery Hotel and Resort, the second annual party had a lot going for it. The weather was blustery, but the outdoor fest was blessed ... | ||
| CEO to contest Mich. ban of obscenely named beer MSU State News Human biology junior Steve Hanrahan is a craft beer drinker and a fan of the brand Flying Dog. But Hanrahan won't get to taste the company's newest beer at any East Lansing bar — it's been banned in Michigan because of a potentially offensive label ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Craft Beer Is Brewing Business for Agents and Insurers Insurance News Net (press release) For insurers, the explosive growth of the US craft-brewing industry means more than a wider selection of good beer--it's sparking opportunity in an increasingly niche-oriented insurance industry. This niche, including microbreweries and brewpubs, ... | ||
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| Flying Dog Brewery Rages in Suit NBC Washington By KELVIN ROBINSON A Frederick, Md., based craft beer maker has filed lawsuit against the Michigan Liquor Control Commission over First Amendment Rights. This started in 2009 when Flying Dog applied for a license to sell its most popular brew in ... | ||
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Specialty Beer News Tuesday, March 29, 2011
