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    craft beer. Since their inception, Big Rock marketed itself as a craft brewery, but in a 2015 market research survey, consumers positioned Big Rock in between craft and premium (1). Interestingly, the delineation between premium and craft beer is not readily apparent. While the Brewers Association has created a definition of craft brewers as being “small, independent, and traditional”, consumer perception of what constitutes a craft brewery is much more variable (2). In addition, many beer…

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    ad on its first opportunity. It shows the dedication, hard work, and attention to detail that has made this organization efficacious. Furthermore, it explains how and why this organization has managed to capture a market share of a well-established beer industry. One can determine that this company used its great marketing skills to target market a segment of consumers who were seeking something different. An organization must be aware of all cost associated with production, as well as inventory…

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    An ongoing issue in the U.S. today is whether the drinking age should be lowered from 21 to 18. The National Minimum Drinking Age Act was passed by Congress back in 1984 that required states to raise the ability to possess and purchase alcohol from age 18 to age 21. The question is whether or not Congress made a mistake by passing this Act. Although there are some excellent points arguing against a lower drinking age, there are far more reasons to allow 18-year-olds to legally purchase…

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    College culture today is the “unspoken rules that college students learn to “fit in”, these cultures differ from campus to campus”. But unfortunately, there are some similarities. One of these similarities being alcohol abuse. Which has its own “college culture”. The College culture of drinking is the idea that alcohol is a necessary part for social success. Which exerts a powerful influence over students’ behavior toward alcohol. The need for alcohol awareness programs for college students is…

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    James Walton's latest creation is being touted as the most expensive bottle of beer ever produced, thanks to its artistry in each bottle. James Walton, owner of Storm Brewing and often referred to as the "mad scientist" in Canada created Glacial Mammoth Extinction beer. This special beer might imper your wallet as each bottle costs $1,000. Glacial Mammoth Extinction is a sour beer, but it's not the taste that makes it pricey but the packaging itself. Each bottle was crafted by a "Vancouver…

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    INTRODUCTION: Alcohol consumption during post-secondary presents a major public health issue, as many students tend to engage in heavy episodic drinking. The purpose of this study is assess if there is a correlation between the consumption of alcohol and a student’s overall academic performance. The researcher wanted to specifically investigate if the consumption of alcohol lead to a negative effect on the GPA’s of post-secondary students. METHOD: 27,774 undergraduate students from 44…

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    The beer industry is rapidly becoming saturated, so there is plenty more opportunity for companies like Anheuser-Busch InBev to buy out smaller agencies. The monopolization efforts of Anheuser-Busch InBev have impacted nearly every aspect of the organizational chart of Listermann’s in many different ways. Whether it’s the managers, the sales team, or the brewers themselves, everyone has been forced to deal with their organization’s problem to at least some extent. The problem particularly exists…

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    of beer in the US market. It is positioned as a high-quality beer that is targeted towards men. It is brewed by the company Anheuser-Busch. The company is of German origin that chose the brand name to communicate an exotic flavor. The advertising of the product began in the year 1922 for the demographics of men aged between 18-45 years old. The strong PR and advertising campaigns have made Budweiser a brand name which is a very high recall. It is often regarded as the standard for light beer.…

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    Binge drinking alcohol has been become a custom among adolescents. There are several reasons that make this behavior more prevalent, according to (Morrow, 2017). The first and most apparent reason why adolescents are more likely to binge drinking is because “it’s fun.” There is a direct correlation between binge drinking and partying because “in parties to the point where a party without any alcohol is deemed somewhat of a dampener.” Additionally, it is a way “to assert their dominance or…

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    working. The Miller Coors merger occurred in 2007 although the talks of both companies coming together was discussed for some time.This merger of both companies was created in order to better compete against other beer companies and decrease competition.The combination of the two beer leaders would be considered among the world's largest corporate mergers. The two companies together have about 224,000 employees in more than 100 different countries. Their brands include Miller Lite, Miller High…

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