Originally posted by altonbrownd
It all makes me very, very sad for the UK and Europe as a whole.
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Originally posted by StefanSD
Small UK brewers should be largely unaffected, barring a total economic collapse. Most noteworthy is that UK banks are getting hit pretty hard by the sell-off, this will tighten lending thus making it harder to for people to get loans or raise capital. So any breweries or pubs that need financing are in for a tough go.
If pound suffers. Hop prices and keykeg priced could go up
and this could add 10-30p a pint in pub from some brewers i talked to
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Originally posted by TAR
Originally posted by altonbrownd
It all makes me very, very sad for the UK and Europe as a whole.
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Originally posted by jjsint
Originally posted by TAR
Originally posted by altonbrownd
It all makes me very, very sad for the UK and Europe as a whole.
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ISO Swexit, a nice Swedish brewed salty gose.
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Can we just move this to OTM already?
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Getting back to OP, financial news alerts are stating huge losses for certain beer conglomerates. From ( -) $11.9 billion just from AB/Inbev, which may dramatically impact it’s takeover bid for SAM/ Miller to a report in the St Louis Business Journal that the top 10 American breweries could lose up to $17 billion. Now I know it is not going to affect small craft brewers significantly and it may well benefit smaller operations in Britain in the long run, but some of the numbers they are tossing around are staggering,
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forget beer for a second that British pound as far as i’m concerned is going to go right back up again. Gonna get me some good beer with that profit.
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