THE AMERICAN CRAFT BEER – QUICK HITS
THE AMERICAN CRAFT BEER – QUICK HITS
We blame the industry for this… It used to be that when we wrapped up our Weekend Picks on Friday, we could coast through the weekend. There was little need to check in for updates – things were pretty much done. But clearly all that’s changed.
So here’s some of what’s happened in the world of craft beer while you were off enjoying yourselves.

In Case You Care – MillerCoors Acquired Saint Archer (San Diego, CA) – Before you jump off that ledge note that Tenth and Blake (the craft and import division of 
Words To Drink By (Los Angeles, CA) – “If you don’t have the chutzpah to ask for the unthinkable, you’re not dreaming big enough.”
Bob Lefsetz – the Lefsetz Letter
Safety First (Boulder, CO) – As part of ongoing effort to increase brewery safety awareness the Brewers Association has launched the Brewers Association Online Brewery Safety Training course.Created in conjunction with Grand Valley State University, the free 10-part course includes videos, quizzes and other resources, focusing on the specific tasks that are performed in a brewery, including grain handling; mashing; transfer and boiling; whirlpool and cooling; fermentation cleaning and

The SweetWater World Domination Tour Continues (Atlanta, GA) –SweetWater Brewing continues its drift on up the East Coast with launches all over the northeastern corridor this fall. In June, the brewery announced distribution into Northern New Jersey with Peerless Beverage Company (September) and the Philadelphia area with Muller Inc. (November) – the northeastern market development continues with Manhattan Beer Distributors in New York City (September), Star Distributors and A. Gallo & Co. in Western Connecticut (November), and Wilsbach Distributors in Central Pennsylvania (November).



