Sentences with phrase «of beer company»

They'll collect your demographic information and when it eventually meets the criteria of the beer company hosting a focus group, you'll be called in to drink, rate, and share your thoughts on a smorgasbord of brews.

Helen Mirren says a bunch of terrible things about drunk drivers for Budweiser in one of the beer company's commercials, calling them a «short - sighted, utterly useless, oxygen wasting, human form of pollution.»

Mr O'Hoy, a former chief executive of beer company Foster's Group, became the chairman of Maggie Beer Products in September last year.

The move is part of the beer company's ongoing strategy to grow the Ballast Point brand through local outposts both in California and across the country.

Treasury Wines, which had previously been part of beer company Foster's Group, spent $ 2.9 billion in 2000 buying the Beringer Wine Estates business in California and it had been a patchy performer over the years.

«Whereas 80 % of beer companies» consumers are male, cider is gender - neutral, opening up a market in which beer players have struggled,» a 2011 Nomura Equity Research report explained — while also pointing out that a typical case of cider ($ 35) costs more than craft beer ($ 33) or imported beer ($ 29).

Not exact matches

About 10 years ago, after discovering a defect in its bottles, the company had to recall 25 million bottles of beer.

The company endured some unique challenges in the quarter, including delays in ramping up a new ordering system at a U.S. brewery, but the underlying beer trends in the U.S. really spooked the market, said analyst Brittany Weissman of Edward Jones.

Rahr & Sons Brewing Company, a craft brewer based in Fort Worth, produces about 22,000 barrels of beer per year.

VoIP companies often specifically target small businesses, offering full business telephone services — from automated voice answering to conferencing — without having to buy a $ 50,000 piece of communications hardware the size of your garage beer fridge.

Images of the chainsaw - wielding nun quickly went viral and caught the attention of Due South Brewing Company, which has decided to make a beer in her honor.

The flight will depart New York's JFK airport around 8 pm on October 5th, and onboard passengers will have the opportunity to sample their way through Sam Adam's lineup of beers along with the company's founder and president, Jim Koch.

Boston Beer Company, the maker of Samuel Adams, is the leader of the craft beer movement.

This year, Adidas has created what it's calling «the perfect sneakers for Oktoberfest,» a pair of $ 200 ($ 238) kicks designed to repel beer and vomit, as well pretty much any other liquid you can throw, drop, or pour on it, a process the company is calling «Oktoberfesterization.»

Canada, the U.S. and Europe are some of the company's top markets, and the company has faced challenges in many Western markets as demand for the overall beer industry has softened as more consumers turn to wine and spirits.

Corona and Model Especial producer Constellation Brands (STZ) posted a 14 % jump in net beer sales in the U.S. for the first six months of the company's current fiscal year.

The D.C. WeWork was initially filled with tiny companies drunk on the startup lifestyle (and free beer — legend has it that of WeWork's first - generation locations, it consumed the most).

«They found socially relevant former athletes and movie stars — people that were able to masculinize a beer brand that it was a low - calorie beer that had «great taste, less filling,»» said Don Faust Jr., chairman and CEO of beer distributing company Faust Distributing.

That's small beer compared with his final quarry of the day — Independence Blue Cross, a monster insurance company.

As a result, other racial groups — especially the swiftly growing number of Hispanics in the US — are now crucial for beer companies.

Currently residing in London, Ont., he has contracts with several clients, and is hopeful of landing a permanent job with a beer company.

Carlsberg The Danish brewer reduced its forecast this summer: It now expects sales in Russia, where it is the biggest brewer — the company says it commands 39 % of the country's beer market and operated 10 breweries — to full 6 % to 7 %.

The companies that make those beers, Boston Beer (sam) and Molson Coors (tap - a) respectively, have found themselves in a war of words after The New York Times published an op - ed by Boston Beer founder Jim Koch in which the brewer lamented the effect Big Beer mergers have had on the craft beer industry.

On Tuesday, Anheuser - Busch (BUD), the official beer sponsor of the NFL, condemned the league's actions in light of recent abuse allegations, but the company did not pull its sponsorship.

In 2013, Boston Beer Company had revenues of $ 739 million, sold 3.4 million barrels of beer and had over 1,100 employees.

That's a far cry from the eight people and $ 1 million in sales founder Jim Koch dreamed of having «one day» when he was launching Samuel Adams, the company's signature beer, in 1984.

Stella Artois and Michelob Ultra — two of the company's more premium - marketed beers — performed well and continued to gain market share in the U.S.

Concerns over consumer acceptance of fermentation is why food companies are quick to equate it with accessible and acceptable food processes like brewing beer or making bread.

The company behind Budweiser, Stella Artois and Corona, which makes more than a quarter of the world's beer, said the second half of the year also looked «promising.»

With so much of the company's branded merchandise such as beer openers, glasses and T - shirts being made in China, Chiodo says his goal with that market is to reach sales that balance out the cost of the goods he's purchasing from that country.

Brito, who oversaw the 2008 mega merger of Belgian brewing company InBev and American beer giant Anheuser - Busch, knows a thing or two about being a leader, especially during times of change.

It's a philosophy that may have limited the company's circulation (it's currently distributed in California, Colorado, Oregon and the Philadelphia area), but Cilurzo says that's less of a concern than people having a beer that doesn't live up to the brewer's standards.

The challenge for companies like Heineken is turning the perception of a zero - alcohol beer as a «distress purchase» on its head.

Tim Decker pours samples of Lagunitas Brewing Company beers during a brewery tour at Lagunitas Brewing Company in Petaluma, California.

But while Koch has superseded even his wildest dreams, the Boston Beer Company represents just a small segment of the broader beer industry.

Anheuser - Busch (BUD), the world's largest beer company, has inked several notable deals of its own, buying Seattle - based Elysian Brewing and Oregon - based 10 Barrel.

Your best bet at finding bottles of the company's beer outside of its brewpub in Santa Rosa these days is at a Whole Foods.

In their 2010 third - quarter report, the company cites poor weather as a reason for slightly lower sales — a lack of rain last summer meant less beer in the fall and winter.

In addition to Austin Beerworks's four year - round beers, three of which have won medals at the Great American Beer Festival, the company offers draft - only seasonals, an IPA series and something new in its tasting room every month, McGovern says.

In the three decades it's taken him to build a company with a market cap of more than $ 2 billion and capture 1 percent of the U.S. beer market, Koch has been building an internal «craft culture» that mirrors processes for making the company's signature Samuel Adams Lager.

After 30 years, revenue at Boston Beer is just shy of $ 1 billion, and the company owns 1 percent of the U.S. beer market.

As for Anchor's future, Greggor said in a release: «I am honored to bring Anchor Brewing Company into our family of craft beers and artisanal spirits.»

Drinkers were already calling the beer Miller 64, so the company doesn't feel that the renaming is much of a leap.

When 3G led InBev's hostile takeover of Anheuser - Busch, it quickly cut 1,400 jobs from the American company (75 % of them in St. Louis) and brought in Brazilian executives from InBev — itself the result of a 2004 merger of Belgian beer maker Interbrew and Brazilian beer maker Ambev, which was the result of a 1999 merger between Brahma and Antarctica — to run things.

But Brito, CEO of the world's biggest beer company, isn't like most executives.

Keith Villa, founder of Blue Moon Brewing Company, explains why you have to be passionate about your product if you want to succeed in the beer business.

3G, which orchestrated Brazilian beer giant InBev's takeover of St. Louis mainstay Anheuser - Busch in 2008, promptly cut 1,400 jobs from the acquired company.

Of course, there's nothing funny about AB InBev's tactics: The company will abandon longtime suppliers for cheaper ones, raise prices, and brew foreign beers in the U.S. to save money.

After four months of trying, the company managed to get its beer into just 20 outlets in the Washington area before backing away.

The spark that created one of the fastest growing companies in Richard Branson's Virgin empire came courtesy of a beer coaster.