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Craft brewers fear a corporate takeover of the beer industry is near Anheuser-Busch, the Belgium super-brewer that sells a fourth of the world's beer, has been busy buying up popular American craft breweries, ...
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Wisconsin craft brewers adopting a can-do attitude Until 2002, craft brewers were almost universally fond of the bottle. Then Colorado's Oskar Blues got rid of all their bottles in exchange for cans.
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Cheers to Rutgers? Why beer drinkers might like this study But hops are in increasingly high demand thanks to the rise of craft breweries across the country, and Rutgers Cooperative Extension Service is ...
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Pretty Things Beer & Ale Project Is Back… Kind Of The quirky beer labels for Pretty Things Beer & Ale Project have been ... Part of Wetherspoons' International Craft Brewers Showcase series, it hits ...
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Beer Calendar: Tappings at Strange Craft, Baere, Locavore and Black Project Westfax Brewing will host a beer and cheese pairing today featuring four .... Bruz Beers, Denver's newest craft brewery, will host its grand opening ...
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Save the World serves gold medal beers at Best Little Brewfest The Marble Falls craft brewery entered seven beers in the event with five earning medals, including two golds. Go to savetheworldbrewing.com to ...
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| We tried granola bars made from beer waste — and they were surprisingly delicious To make that craft beer you love, breweries generate a lot of food waste. For every five-gallon batch of beer (or a third of a keg), they expend nearly 30 ...
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Alabama brewery sends first shipment to China Gadsden's Back Forty Beer Company has joined a growing trend of small American craft breweries moving to export their products overseas.
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Local importers crying in their beer over taxes The incremental tax rates that go up as production rises, are now only for small craft brewers in Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan — as part ...
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| Tapping Vancouver Island's Ale Trail Vancouver Islanders have become increasingly able to pour a pint crafted right here on the Island thanks to an explosion in the craft brewing industry.
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