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    for locals. This will begin the grassroots campaign which New Belgium has thrived upon throughout their history. In order to keep the company culture in the new eastern brewery, the co-founders Jeff and Kim Lebesch should be sent to head the new branch. Because the culture and values are already entrenched in the Colorado brewery, the New Belgium culture would be more easily maintained there without the founders being present. Then the founders could personally oversee the implementation of the…

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    The problem particularly exists in the Sales/Distribution department because of the increased difficulty in being able to successfully attract consumers to a local brewery on a regular basis. As Anheuser-Busch InBev continues to expand, it seems as if it will only become more and…

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    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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    company grew to be quite profitable and large. The American craft brewing industry is divided into three different branches. These include: micro- breweries, brewpubs, and regional craft breweries (McLaughlin, Moore & Reid, 2014.) With this new growth, made the owners think of different ways to expand. The moved to a different location to operate the brewery out of, and from then on the expansion of New Belgium Brewing has been growing quite rapidly. This company focuses of sustainability,…

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    The New Belgium Brewing Company was founded in 1991 by Jeff Lebesch and his wife Kim Jordan. (Ferrell & Hartline, 2011) They started brewing craft beer in their basement and sharing with friends in their Colorado home. The company quickly grew and moved into a custom building in 1995. (Ferrell & Hartline, 2011) In the early days, the company’s main method of marketing was word of mouth from happy or satisfied customers. (Ferrell & Hartline, 2011) The company as of December 2013 had 456…

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    partners, was evident throughout our interview. Otto holds a degree in marketing and previously worked in bars to put himself through college. After college, he worked for a graphic design firm for three years when Dean approached Otto about opening a brewery. Dean was already a well-known brew master in Madison. However, Dean wanted to bottle and transport his own beer. Together Dean and Otto created a business plan in attempts to receive loans from the banks in the area. Every single…

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    Solera Brewery

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    Research Paper Solera Brewery is small brewery located in Parkdale, Oregon. They are regarded as one of the best craft-breweries in the Portland area due to their interesting process. They specialize in “one of a kind beers made in small batches.” (Solera Brewery, n.d.) With just one IPA on tap, Jason Kahler, head Brewer, forges his own way in an era dominated by hops. Instead, he focuses on distinctive craft beers made with local ingredients found in the “wild.” Solera is all about…

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    effectively present our report. CBA is the sixth largest craft brewing company in the USA. Based in Portland, Oregon, the company brews, brands and markets craft beers for sale and distribution worldwide. Furthermore, CBA operates pubs alongside its breweries which creatively services a large consumer base. CBA’s portfolio includes brands such as Kona, Redhook, and Widmer Brothers. Its main stakeholder is Anheuser-Busch, a subsidiary of the largest beer manufacturer in the world. Another key…

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    Sab Millers Case Study

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    Background SAB Miller The SAB, founded in South Africa, is a company whose most important system of work is to make beer and also accommodates other international brands. The birth of this holding company began in the late 1800’s through Frederick Mead and Charles Glass. They perceived market opportunities in the making of beer and assembled factors of production to exploit in a firm taking many calculated risks in order to make a profit. After many years it became the first industrial company…

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    South Delaware Coors, Inc. Case Analysis 1) Discuss fully the problem facing the company. Larry Brownlow’s is a soon to be graduate, who is considering in opening a Coors distribution center in southern Delaware. Larry is looking to consult an outside company about this but also staying within the budget of $15,000. With is limited funds the problem was giving directions to Mason and Associates regarding what research should be completed by February. This research would determine the markets…

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