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From the Editor: Movies Put Craft Beer in the Spotlight |
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Written by Tony Forder
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May 29, 2009 |
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Two recent events, both involving movie releases, revealed some cross-currents in craft brewing’s world of camaraderie. The first was the one-night showing in April — at 440 movie theaters across the country — of Beer Wars, a sort of David and Goliath take on the brewing industry.
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Good Showing in Boston: Craft Brewers Still Forging Ahead |
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Written by Tony Forder
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May 29, 2009 |
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The last time the Craft Brewers Conference convened in Boston — in 1996 — it closed the chapter on a very productive period of growth for the young craft brewing industry. That early growth was precarious, without solid foundation, and there followed a chapter of belt tightening and weeding out.
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Lobsters and Leviathans – CBC 2009 |
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Written by BeerSensei Warren Monteiro
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May 29, 2009 |
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The Craft Brewers Conference has struck again like lightning and has fled. This year at the Boston World Trade Center April 22-24, the event was huge, with speeches and beer and awards and beer and seminars and beer and the BeerExpo tradeshow with even more beer.
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Startup Micros Show Pluck as Economy Sucks |
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Written by Jack Curtin
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May 28, 2009 |
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Despite the economy, starting up a new microbrewery remains a feasible, if still daunting, task. The money’s a bit tougher to get, yes, but it is available.
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Fred & Nick Matt Keep It in the Family |
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Written by Don Cazentre
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May 28, 2009 |
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In the late 1980s, the family-owned F.X. Matt Brewing Co. in Utica was struggling with financial losses and trying to find a niche for its domestic lagers, Matt’s Premium and Utica Club.
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