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Samuel Adams Announces Patriot Homebrew Contest Winner
"Adam's IPA is terrific," said Samuel Adams Brewer and Founder Jim Koch. "It's not easy to brew an IPA that has a lot of flavor and maintains its balance, but Adam got it just right." New England Patriots' ticket holders won't have to take Jim's word for it. With Adam's help, Samuel Adams will brew his Patriot Homebrew IPA at its Boston Brewery to be served at the Samuel Adams Brewhouse in Gillette Stadium during the entire 2008-2009 football season.
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Going Mainstream?
Imports are a big part of the U.S. beer business -- and theyre going to get bigger.As recently as 2004, full-calorie mainstream domestic beers commanded more share in supermarkets than imports. Thats not the case now. Imports in 2007 represented more than 14 percent of supermarket beer sales, according to beer sales statistics from Nielsen. Mainstream full-cal domestics, meanwhile, accounted for just over 11 percent.That stat highlights how imports are an increasingly important part of the U.S. beer business. And that trend is only going to continue. The latest issue of Brew took an in-depth look at how imports have transformed -- and will continue to transform -- the U.S. beer business. From the issue:How big is imported beer? read more »
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Premium Company Profile: The Boston Beer Company, Inc.
The Boston Beer Company (Boston Beer) is engaged in the production and sale of low-alcohol beverages. The company plans to pursue its strategy of combining brewery ownership with production arrangements at breweries owned by third parties.
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- Contains corporate strategy, value chain presence and SWOT Analysis
- Provides detailed business description, segment analysis, 5-year financial trends, key products and key competitors
- Includes information on suppliers/ partners, shareholding structure and key employees with biographies
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The company produces 21 seasonal and year-round varieties of craft-brewed beers. It is the sixth largest brewer in the US. read more »
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829. Samuel Adams Honey Porter
829. Samuel Adams Honey Porter
Matt brought this in when we brewed our oatmeal stout (post upcoming). I didn't take notes, and don't remember a lot.
Beer Stats:
Brewery: Boston Beer Company
Alcohol: 5.45%
Serving: Bottle, 12 oz.
Style:American Porter, BJCP Style Guide read more »
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881-890. The Return of the Belgian Beer Fest: Part 2
These are the second set of 10 new beers that I had at the Belgian Beer Fest. A good portion of them seem to be rare or one-off beers given that they're not in the BA database. I think this is a sign of a good beer fest, that brewers are willing to bring their small batch, one-off beers to a fest, or better yet, to brew them for a fest. It helps keep the variety high and the offerings interesting. 881. The Tap Honing Ale Beer Stats: Brewery: The Tap / Haverhill Brewery, Inc Alcohol: 6.80% Style: Belgian Pale Ale , BJCP Style Guide Pours a cloudy, straw golden. Topped by a sudsy head. Honey is definitely present in the aroma with a bit of a resiny character. The sweetness of the honey mingles well with a nice tart fruitiness from the yeast. read more »
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Well that is Noble.
Sorry for the horrible “Hop pun” in the title but we are not above such things here at sevenpack. Anyway, it seems Boston Beer Company (Samuel Adams) is trying to help out some of the smaller players in the industry with a “hop sharing” plan. Boston Beer will be selling two types of [...]
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More Twisted From Boston Beer
Two new Twisted Tea flavors on tap. Faced with rising competition in the alcohol tea area, Boston Beer Company is poised to introduce two new flavors of its Twisted Tea.Boston Beer, the brewer of Samuel Adams, has received label application approval from the Treasury Departments Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau for two new flavors: Green Citrus Twisted Tea and Twisted Tea Midnight. Midnight is described on the label as a refreshing hard black iced tea.Boston Beer is introducing the flavors amid growing competition and proliferation of alcohol iced teas. read more »
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Will High Hop Prices Squeeze Crafts?
Will craft brewers raise prices? The Wall Street Journal on Friday took a look at the implications of higher-priced hops and barley for craft beers. From the story: "Consumers could pay 50 cents to $1 per six pack more in the coming months for many small-batch "craft beers," as brewers pass on rising hops and barley costs from an unpalatable brew of poor harvests, the weak dollar and farmers' shift to more profitable crops. Other makers of craft beers, the fastest-growing segment of the U.S. br read more »
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702-704. Sam Adams Brewery Tour
Brent and Jamie came up to Boston for Labor Day weekend. On Saturday we took the Orange Line out to Jamaica Plain to go on the Sam Adams Brewery Tour, something I'd somehow managed not to do in my four years in Boston. We got to the brewery and had to wait about an hour for an open tour, but in the meantime there were some exhibits to peruse and a couple beers to sample for the Beer Lover's Choice Vote. They've brewed two beers, an Irish Style Red Ale and a Dunkelweizen. I ended up voting for th read more »
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