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Wed Jul-16-08 09:44 PM
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| With the sale of Anheuser Bush are |
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there any USA owned national brewers?
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| crimsonblue
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Wed Jul-16-08 10:28 PM
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| 1. Sam Adams is the largest |
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Followed by Yuengling and Sierra Nevada. Then you get into the MicroBrews.
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Wed Jul-16-08 10:43 PM
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| 2. I wouldn't call any of those a National |
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beer though. I think our local beers Iron City and Rolling Rock are still American owned. I wonder if Inbev will change the Budweiser recipe and actually make a good beer. Even if they don't I bet that will be the first rumor that goes around. Of course if they really made a good beer the majority of Americans wouldn't buy it.
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| Crabby Appleton
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Thu Jul-17-08 12:33 AM
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| 3. Rolling Rock is owned by A-B, Iron City by a CT equity |
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company Unified Growth Partners.
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Thu Jul-17-08 02:05 AM
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| 4. rolling rock got bought by Anheuser Busch... |
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and I think they intend to close the Latrobe Brewery at some point.
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