It’s gunna happen to a lot of them if the price is right. The owners of bigger breweries that came out 90s craft beer revolution are getting to that retirement age 50-70 and if they have family members who don’t want it or they need the return on their investment to retire are cashing out
This isn't that Belgo-Brazilian cartel buying them. The Japanese seem to have an understanding of the opportunity to buy something that's of value in itself as is, and not trash it. Look at how Asahi has bought the likes of Pilsner Urquell and Fullers because they actually want the beer, and the opportunity to distribute it. Or so it seems so far.Man I love their traditional ales, I hope they don't change the recipes!!
As an employee-owned company, was this voted on by the workers? Why would they do that? Did they all get helicopters and corner offices?
Man I love their traditional ales, I hope they don't change the recipes!!
As an employee-owned company, was this voted on by the workers? Why would they do that? Did they all get helicopters and corner offices?
As an employee-owned company, was this voted on by the workers? Why would they do that? Did they all get helicopters and corner offices?
Man I love their traditional ales, I hope they don't change the recipes!!
So long as they don't ruin the beers (and it doesn't sound like Kirin will do so) sounds like a good deal for the employees and will give the company access to additional capital which can only mean added leverage for shelf space vs. American light lagers, which can only be a good thing. Am I seeing things clearly?
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