Anchor Brewing Announces Craft Originals 12-pack
August 26, 2013 - Staff(Press Release) SAN FRANCISCO—Today, Anchor Brewing Company announces the release of Craft Originals, a 12-pack offering four original Anchor beers.
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Building Brand Disloyalty
May 13, 2011 - brianyaegerDuring a recent panel discussion held at Anchor Brewing – an event co-sponsored by their Bay Area colleagues/competitors at Lagunitas Brewing Company – entrepreneur Eileen Hassi (owner of Ritual Coffee) discussed the idea of local SF coffee roasters creating a disloyalty card emulating the idea conceived by World Barista Champion Gwilym Davies in London.
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Full Pints - It's My RoundLiving In The Silver Age
May 1, 2009 - Jay BrooksI am a geek. There, I said it. Looking back, I always was. My wife is one, too. Geeks tend to pair up, in my experience. We prefer reading, craft beer, watching documentaries, science fiction and other unpopular pursuits. Our home is filled with books, music, art and three refrigerators. Our kids will most likely... View Article
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Kids in the Brewhouse
May 1, 2009 - Brian YaegerSierra Nevada’s newest year-round release—Torpedo Extra IPA, an India pale ale embellished by the brewery’s homemade hop-extractor, dubbed “the hop torpedo”—may be viewed as a thank-you to the craft beer drinking community. After all, the brewery helped launch our collective love of hops when it introduced its flagship pale ale in 1980.
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The Power of Pale Ale
July 1, 2008 - K. Florian KlempAmidst the clamorous American microbrewery scene resides the modest, ubiquitous and steady pale ale. It is essentially the beer that launched the revolution in America, and is a mainstay on nearly every craft brewer’s call of roll. The English sibling, though different, is a bastion of the brewer’s craft and a favorite among cask ale... View Article
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The Beer Heard ‘Round the World
January 1, 2006 - Fred EckhardtOur nation had existed only 200 years, but 1976 was a banner year for American brewing. That’s the year the craft-brewing revolution began. Or was it?