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Blogging at World of Beer

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the temporary home of Stephen Beaumont's World of Beer

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Blogging at World of Beer

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Blogging at World of Beer | the temporary home of Stephen Beaumont's World of Beer Blogging at World of Beer Skip to content Beer Tastings, Dinners & Events Who Am I? What Is This? ← Older posts February 3, 2015 · 10:38 am Yes, Anheuser-Busch InBev Hates Your Beer. Since its emergence on the North American beer scene in the 1980s and, in force, in the 1990s, what is commonly called ‘craft beer’ has cost the big breweries millions upon millions of dollars in revenue from lost sales. They do not like this. Sales of Budweiser in particular have fallen precipitously, declining from 50 million barrels in 1988 to only 18 million in 2013. Some of that volume has simply been transferred to Bud Light, for years now the best-selling beer in the United States, while large volumes have also been lost to Coors Light, but some has also gone over to craft beer. Anheuser-Busch InBev definitely does not like this. Since almost the very start of the craft beer renaissance, brew...

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