What We’re Reading —

Anheuser-Busch Sets Its Sights beyond Beer

World’s largest brewer looks to new offerings such as DIY cocktails as Americans lose their taste for beer.  (Financial Times)

 

Budweiser a Super-Premium Brand in China: A-B North America CEO

Anheuser-Busch North America CEO Michel Dockers on growth in China, the impact of aluminum tariffs and the outlook for the company in the U.S. market.  (Fox Business)

 

Inside The Award-Winning Beer Company that Doesn’t Actually Brew

In Hopewell Township, N.J., a small, nondescript business park plays host to one of the most unique beer-makers in the country. But don’t expect to find any brewing happening.

What you’ll see at Pennington’s Referend Bier Blender is spontaneous fermentation in hundreds of oak barrels in a taproom space that looks more like a wine cellar than a brewhouse. Batches of wort, or unfermented beer, age for long periods into delicate, intriguing sour-style brews so good that one — Berliner Messed: Credo — took home first place for best barrel-aged beer at this year’s Inquirer Brewvitational.  (Philadelphia Inquirer)

 

Boston Beer:  Dogfish Deal Is No Dog

Boston Beer has seen solid momentum again in recent times, spurring a huge jump in the share price.  (Seeking Alpha)

 

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