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Could Facebook Destroy the Brewing Industry?
Back in May when I was visiting with Mike Stevens and Dave Engbers at Founders Brewing, the topic of brewcations […]
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Be a Visionary Leader for Individuals
In entrepreneurship one of the most difficult challenges, aside from successfully turning a profit, can be managing people. Business owners […]
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Black Cloister Brewing has a Great Problem
I’ve been fortunate enough to watch a dream become a reality. So far that reality is always running out of […]
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Are We Prepared for the Next Five Years?
I don’t have any inside information but I do believe there are lessons in history. After prohibition, new breweries sprouted […]
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Brewers Must Get Behind Hop Research
Over the past couple of weeks I’ve been focusing on bringing you more insights into hop research. I feel like […]
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What Competition Looks Like
What competition will look like – is what competition has always looked like in the beer business. Doing whatever it […]
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The Takeaways from Craft Brewers Conference
In case you weren’t able to make it to Portland last week for the Craft Brewers Conference, there were three […]
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How Will You Handle the Pressure of Future Competition?
A lot of craft brewers across the U.S. are selling all the beer they can produce, and going back to their investors and the banks for more capital to expand capacity.
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It’s Time to Embrace Competition and Camaraderie
When I was growing up beer was just beer, and good beer wasn’t really discussed. In fact, I only remember […]
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What Does HB 168 Mean for Brewing?
With our home base in Louisville, Kentucky, a major discussing lately has been centered around HB 168, an amendment to […]