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Posts tagged with distribution

January 1, 2012 | Beer Enthusiast

Change We Can Believe In

By Harry Schuhmacher

As I write these words, my oldest son is upstairs packing up his clothes to head off to college tomorrow.  It’s hard to believe that I have a son going to college. I’m only 42.  And not only that, he’s ...

November 1, 2011 | Appreciation

The Pipeline

By Greg Kitsock

You pop open a bottle of Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, an old reliable that you’ve been drinking since the 1980s. You tear the pull-tab off a tallboy can of Oasis, a double IPA from a microbrewery halfway across the continent ...

May 1, 2011 | Beer Enthusiast

A Seasoned Beer Expert’s Epiphany: Beer is Heavy

By Harry Schuhmacher

I’m a middle-aged beer industry writer. It’s better than being an old beer writer, because old beer writers are always uncomfortably close to their final beer column. And it’s better than being a young beer writer, because I got here ...

May 1, 2010 | Culture

Beer Without Borders

By Greg Kitsock

The day is coming when the distinction between “import” and “domestic” will be far less important than the distinction between “mass market” and “craft.” Check out the top 25 import brands in terms of case sales, you’ll find that most ...

September 1, 2009 | History

Beer and Loathing on the Distribution Trail

By Stephan Michaels

Theoretically, that brew you just finished should have traveled a pretty straightforward route from the brewery to your glass. Shipped from the brewer who created it, the beer was warehoused by a middleman, who then loaded it onto a truck ...

November 1, 2005 | History

Letter from Washington

By Greg Kitsock

“Victory for Interstate Shippers,” proclaimed the Washington Post headline. Judging from this and other reports in the mainstream press, you’d think that last spring’s Supreme Court ruling on direct shipping unleashed a deluge of alcohol across state borders. Nothing could ...

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