Originally posted by Reid They will do the opposite. There’s a genuine issue for small brewers here, and it’s worth understanding, but this is NOT what it is. It’s much more likely they will undercut competing small brewers by way underpricing Elysian kegs (along with others in their portfolio). They will be happy to take a write-off in order to hold space in the kinds of bars and bottle shops where they currently have little or none. |
This actually made the Belgian newspaper that I read. This does count as big news. It was actually printed next to an article about the RB top beer awards. |
Originally posted by after4ever Yes i can see that, they tried it with Goose Island stuff but it failed ( up here), they learned a lesson and bought some PNW breweries..probably will succeed this time. I feel bad for Dick Cantwell..been reading more stuff that he was outvoted. Must suck for him |
Any predictions on who will fall next: Rogue? Bells? Victory? |
Originally posted by after4ever This. For example, Microsoft was willing to lose billions on their Games Division in the name of buying market share. (Xbox One lost about $400 million in gross margins for Microsoft during last Fiscal Year alone.) They can afford to do this because of the revenue from their larger software and hardware portfolio. AB has plenty of other places to take up the slack to by craft beer market share. Sony and Nintendo are way, way bigger than any craft brewer I can name. This doesn’t end well. |
Originally posted by X Rogue Nation would revolt. I don’t know about the other two. |
Nice Brewbound article: http://www.brewbound.com/news/inside-b-inbevs-acquisition-elysian-brewing |
Originally posted by Prufrockstar Interesting article. I still think the smaller breweries up here are about to be f*cked and Elysian will be at the vanguard of the f*cking. They mention bloodbath in the segment..it will be Elysian at ABs behest leading the bloodbath. Look for new State laws in the next couple of years restricting smaller breweries. |
Anyway aren’t Elysian and 10 Barrel just part of AB-Inbev now and can be lumped in with Anheuser-Busch InBev page on here? |
Originally posted by Reid Appears to have been done already with the standard labeling (AB-InBev) http://www.ratebeer.com/brewers/10-barrel-brewing-ab-inbev/9667/ http://www.ratebeer.com/brewers/elysian-brewing-ab-inbev/649/ |
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