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People Features

  • A Tale of Three Brewers
    People Features - Sidebars

    A Tale of Three Brewers

    July 1, 2002 - Stan Hieronymus

    If Mickey Finn’s Brewery ever invites its brewing alumni back to Libertyville, IL, for a reunion, one can only guess how many brewers there will be. And will they all have as much in common as the first three, including the fact that they have all won Great American Beer Festival medals in the German... View Article

  • What’s It Take to Become a Brewer?
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    What's It Take to Become a Brewer?

    July 1, 2002 - Stan Hieronymus

    As the world’s largest brewer, Anheuser-Busch obviously offers plenty of employment opportunities. “We look for specific things, some science background, life sciences or engineering,” Mitch Steele said. “You have to have the ability to learn to brew. We look for people who are passionate about brewing and interested in learning how we do things.”

  • American Originals
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    American Originals

    Brewers Who March to a Different Beat September 1, 2001 - Greg Kitsock

    In his charming book, Great American Eccentrics, Carl Sifakis defines his subject matter thusly: “The true eccentric follows his own rules of conduct 24 hours a day—because he knows his code is the right one and everyone else is wrong; because he does not want to compete by conventional standards; or because eccentricity seems the... View Article

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