Category: Beer Politics

Collaborative “I Am A Craft Brewer Video” »

By on Apr 24, 2009 in Beer Politics, Industry News, Media | 0 Comments

Watch this video. Twice. Then Share it with everyone you have ever met. “I Am A Craft Brewer” is a collaborative video representing the camaraderie, character and integrity of the American Craft Brewing movement. Created by Greg Koch, CEO of the Stone Brewing Co. and Chris & Jared of Redtail Media…and more than 35 amazing [...]

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Lowering the American Drinking Age to 18 – What Do You Think? Addendum 1 »

By on Feb 23, 2009 in Beer Politics, Industry News, Media | 1 Comment

Back in August of 2008 we posted an article about the move to lower the American drinking age to 18: A group of college presidents wants a public debate on the negative effects of the current drinking age on binge drinking and alcohol related deaths. You can read the original posting here There has been [...]

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The Budweiser Sale: The End of American Beer? »

By on Jul 31, 2008 in Beer Politics, Industry News | 1 Comment

From The Week: Truth be told, it was “not great beer,” said Bob Kerr in The Providence Journal-Bulletin, but “it was adequate,” and it was ours. Not only was Budweiser the first beer many Americans ever tasted, it was a symbol of America itself. In those massive, noble Clydesdales we saw the strength, determination, and [...]

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The Rising Cost of Beer »

By on Jun 27, 2008 in Beer Friday, Beer Politics, Industry News, Newsletter | 0 Comments

Prior to 2006, Beers at Beer Friday were $2 and served in 14oz cups. In 2006 we raised the price to $3 a pint and increased the glass size to a full 16oz. pint. The reasons for the change were expressed in an email and most people understood the necessity. Here we are in 2008 [...]

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