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New Beer, Old Cans: Why Investors Should Pay Attention to Miller Lite

New Beer, Old Cans: Why Investors Should Pay Attention to Miller Lite Motley Fool If you haven't stopped by the refrigerated case at your local convenience store recently, you are missing the return of one of the handsomest beer cans of all time: The original Miller Lite. It's almost as if MillerCoors, the SABMiller and MolsonCoors ...

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Stroh Brewery swimming in beer in 1989 – Almanac April 20, 2014

Stroh Brewery swimming in beer in 1989 - Almanac April 20, 2014 The Express-Times 1989: Beer Barrel Polka: "Executives of the Stroh Brewery Co. in Upper Macungie Township lifted their steins with local officials Friday in a spirited toast to the beer maker. It has been a liquid year for Stroh. The brewery produced more than 4 ...

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Food Safety Act threatens breweries, grain for farmers

Raw Story Food Safety Act threatens breweries, grain for farmers BlueRidgeNow.com And while larger craft breweries such as Oskar Blues and Sierra Nevada do apply a fee for farmers, it is a nominal charge to cover the cost involved in moving out tens of millions of pounds of spent grain annually from the brewery. In return, local ... N ...

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Legislation could slow Florida craft beer industry growth

Legislation could slow Florida craft beer industry growth WPTV SANTA ROSA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Republican Senate President Don Gaetz is boasting in emails to beer lovers that he helped a craft brewery in his district get started. But now he's also supporting legislation that would hurt the same brewery. Gaetz wrote ...

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Beer Man: Weihenstephaner offers true hop, malt blend

Beer Man: Weihenstephaner offers true hop, malt blend USA TODAY The majority of U.S. breweries do not bother making lager beers, which are not as straightforward to make as ales. For one, lagers are fermented and conditioned at cooler temperatures. Ale yeast also is much more forgiving than lager yeast when dealing ...

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Sheboygan craft brewer riding his ‘waterslide’

Sheboygan craft brewer riding his 'waterslide' Appleton Post Crescent Pauly said the most important aspect of making craft beer is consistency. After he bought the brewery he “computerized” the stainless steel fermenters so that he could control the temperatures to a tenth of a degree. The speed of the pumps are also ...

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Best Place not your ordinary brewery tour

Best Place not your ordinary brewery tour Leader-Telegram Two things make this Milwaukee brewery tour atypical: Your free pint is tapped before the sightseeing begins, and five minutes tops are spent talking about how beer is made. What visitors learn will pertain much more to advertising, architecture ...

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Ninkasi Brewery Expansion

We couldn't visit Oregon without making a trip to Ninkasi Brewing in Eugene. Jamie and Nikos are not only brewing incredible craft brew but they have been wo...

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Craft brew store holds classes

Craft brew store holds classes Topeka Capital Journal Wine lovers gathered Saturday afternoon at Downtown Craft Brew, 435 S. Kansas Ave., to take part in a wine-making class held at the craft brewing supply store once a month. Owner William White has owned the business since October, but he began leasing ...

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Individuality on tap at Brew Woo craft beer fest

Individuality on tap at Brew Woo craft beer fest Worcester Telegram "Craft beer is locally made, not mass produced, more about the flavor," said Zack Hoover of Worcester, who was at the festival with his best friend since college, Colleen Neely of Woodstock, Conn. "I always ask his opinion. He knows it all," said Ms ... Edwardsville Sp ...

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