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The Charming Disarming And Slightly Alarming Beery News Notes For A Thursday In June
The nice thing about the youngest kid having a job with shifts that end at 11 pm is a fella like me can stay up late for the NBA Finals, listening to 660 AM every second evening when I am waiting out in the parking lot for the kid’s shift to end.* I am not … Continue reading "The Charming Disarming And Slightly Alarming Beery News Notes For A Thursday In June"
by Alan5 views1970-to-the-90seconomicsenglandgames-and-sportshopsindustry-marketing - news
A look at 2025 North Texas production numbers
Click to enlarge. This is the annual update of the breakdown of brewery sizes in North Texas, based on 2025 production data as reported to the Brewers Association (BA) and published in the May/June 2026 issue of The New Brewer . Note, not all brewing companies provide their numbers, and some report statistics combining multiple locations. For 2025, roughly 80% of brewing companies active in North Texas are accounted for in the BA's production report. Data also includes production from breweries that closed during the course of 2025. As a result, the number of entities represented in the chart is not equal to the total number of breweries open and operating at any given time. Inside the numbers: Brewery tiers in North Texas, based on production (shown alphabetically): Regional (> 15,000 bbls) Manhattan Project Beer Co. of Dallas. Large (> 10,000 bbls) Martin House Brewing Co. of Fort Worth. Mid-Size (> 5000 bbls) Co
by noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)1 viewdallasdentoneconomicsfort-worthmanhattan-project-beer-comartin-house-brewing-co - news
A Magnificently Monarchist League-less Mid-May Beery News Note Extravaganza For Victoria Day Weekend
Victoria Day weekend.* A most welcome springtime Canadian holiday about something and someone not a lot of Canadians take much time thinking about but, still, many don’t mind it – as long as we don’t pay the bills. And more birds are back as my new pal, one of a pair of Rose-breasted Grosbeaks proved. … Continue reading "A Magnificently Monarchist League-less Mid-May Beery News Note Extravaganza For Victoria Day Weekend"
by Alan2 viewsbeer-in-the-end-timesbeer-stuff-measures-vesselscraft-fibsdrinking-cultureeconomicsengland - news
It’s A Thursday In May And Here’s Your Greener Than Green Cheery Beery News Notes
The tide has turned. The seasons have shifted. The dandelions have popped. The penny has dropped. It is time. So the Beast has been released. I say Beast but it’s really Beast II, Son of the Beast. The Beast is still back there, there at the back of the shed. An over a decade old … Continue reading "It’s A Thursday In May And Here’s Your Greener Than Green Cheery Beery News Notes"
by Alan4 views1970-to-the-90sczecheconomicsenglandgames-and-sportsindustry-marketing - news
Sazerac Invests in Kendall Jenner’s 818 Tequila
818 Tequila, founded by Kendall Jenner, has received an investment from Sazerac, a partnership that will also loop the trendy tequila brand into the Louisville, Ky.-based spirits producer’s sales and distribution network. Sazerac announced the deal today in a press release that did not disclose the terms of the transaction. Jenner started 818 Tequila — which is owned by Calabasas Beverages — in 2021, and it experienced rapid growth right off the bat. Within the first seven months of business, 818 had sales of 136,000 cases. The article Sazerac Invests in Kendall Jenner’s 818 Tequila appeared first on VinePair .
by Stephen Bradley2 viewscelebritiescelebritycelebrity-spiritseconomicsinvestmentnews - news
Report: Sazerac Offered $15 Billion to Buy Brown-Forman
Sazerac reportedly offered around $15 billion to buy Brown-Forman. The offer comes after news of discussions for a potential deal between French spirits producer Pernod Ricard and Brown-Forman, followed by rumors that Sazerac also approached the Louisville, Ky.-based whiskey giant. Brown-Forman’s shares are trading at $29.57 at the time of publication. Sazerac offered to buy Brown-Forman for $32 a share, the Wall Street Journal reports. Brown-Forman’s stock has climbed 25 percent since the initial reports of its discussions with Pernod. Its shares were down just over 2 percent this morning before word of the Sazerac offer was published. The article Report: Sazerac Offered $15 Billion to Buy Brown-Forman appeared first on VinePair .
by Stephen Bradley1 viewbusinesseconomicsindustrymergers-and-acquisitionsnews - news
Your Scattered Beery News Notes For The Lunar The Low The Looney And Perhaps Even The Ludicrous
Happy lunar loop de loop week. It’s hard to find a glimmer of good in an ugly world but the Artemis II mission into outer space did its best to try. As has the prospects of the Two-Tailed Dog Party in this weekend’s elections in Hungary. Coming in at a solid 3.27% of the vote … Continue reading "Your Scattered Beery News Notes For The Lunar The Low The Looney And Perhaps Even The Ludicrous"
by Alan5 viewsbelgiumeconomicsenglandfests-and-gatheringshopslaw - news
U.S. Spirits Exports Slid 3.8 Percent in 2025 Amid Ongoing Tariff Battle
Revenue from U.S. spirits exports dipped by 3.8 percent in 2025, a much gentler drop than the 26 percent plummet experienced by the wine and beer categories. Exports of American spirits raked in $2.37 billion last year according to the 2025 American Spirits Exports report from the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS). Ongoing international trade battles, particularly in key markets across Canada and the European Union, account for much of the dip, DISCUS says in a press release about the report. The article U.S. Spirits Exports Slid 3.8 Percent in 2025 Amid Ongoing Tariff Battle appeared first on VinePair .
by Stephen Bradley2 viewsbusinesscanadaeconomicseuropean-uniongovernmenttariff - news
2025 Year in review: Craft beer's continued mantra - adapt, adjust...survive
All logos and graphics the property of their respective owners. Image: Brian Brown/Beer in Big D. Another challenging year for the North Texas craft beer industry has come to a close. Yes, there are still headwinds. Yes, breweries are still struggling. Yes, growth is still stagnant (for the fourth year running), but a flat growth curve is better than one in a downward spiral, and North Texas is still holding firm (give or take) in terms of overall brewery numbers. And yes, a lot of these same things were said last year, and the year before that. It's just that the market environment hasn't changed much. If anything, headwinds are stronger ( according to the Brewers Association ), so many of the same messages from past years continue to apply - adapt, adjust...survive. As it applies to brewing operations, adjustments could mean changing up a product line, or even a business model. We've seen instances of both over the past few years, as owners have been putting other beverage types on t
by noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)4 viewscraft-beerdallasdentoneconomicsexpansionfort-worth