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Title: Brewing Statistics Winter 2004


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Brewing StatisticsWinter 2004
  • HRT 312

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Statistics brought to you by
  • The Institute for Brewing Studies and
    beertown.org
  • M. Shanken Communications, Inc. featuring fine
    magazines Impact, Market Watch, Wine Spectator,
    Cigar Aficionado, and Food Arts
  • Various corporate brewery web sites

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Conversions
  • 1 Barrel 2 U.S. Kegs
  • 1 Barrel 31 US Gallons
  • 1 Barrel 1.17 Hectoliters
  • 1 Hectoliter 26.4 Gallons
  • 15,000 barrels 465,000 gallons
  • 2,000,000 barrels 62 million gallons
  • All tables in this presentation are in millions
    of hectoliters unless otherwise noted!

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U.S. Beer Market - 2000
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U.S. Top Beer Brands - 2000
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U.S. Top Beer Brands - 2000
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U.S. Top Five Imports - 2000
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U.S. Top Five Advertisers - 2000
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Advertising Expenditures - 2000
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Advertising Expenditures - 2000
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Top 10 World Brewers - 2000
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Top 10 World Brewers - 2000
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Top 10 World Brands - 2000
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Top 10 World Brands - 2000
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Top 10 Beer Markets - 2000
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Top 10 Beer Markets - 2000
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U.S. Brewing Facts
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U.S. Brewing Facts
  • As of November 2001, 49 states and Washington
    D.C. have brewpubs (still illegal in Montana)
  • Since 1999, all 50 states have breweries
  • 1 in 3.5 brewpubs fail
  • 1 in 3 microbreweries fail
  • In 2000, 81 brewpubs and 21 micros opened
  • In 2000, 69 brewpubs and 31 micros closed

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World Per Capita Consumption
  • In liters per person for 2000 (Top 5)
  • Germany 123.9
  • United Kingdom 97.5
  • United States 83.5
  • Spain 70.5
  • South Africa 58.7

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World Per Capita Consumption
  • In liters per person for 2000 (Rank 6-10)
  • Japan 56.0
  • Mexico 50.5
  • Brazil 48.6
  • Russia 38.2
  • World Average 21.7
  • China 17.2

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U.S. Breweries per Capita
  • As of May 2001 (Top 5)
  • Vermont 1 / 38,052
  • Alaska 1 / 39,183
  • Maine 1 / 41,127
  • Colorado 1 / 46,250
  • Oregon 1 / 46,868

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U.S. Breweries per Capita
  • As of May 2001 (Rank 6-10)
  • Montana 1 / 50,122
  • Wyoming 1 / 70,540
  • Washington 1 / 76,547
  • New Hampshire 1 / 77,237
  • New Mexico 1 / 86,621

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U.S. Breweries per Capita
  • As of May 2001 (Others)
  • Washington D.C. 1 / 114,411
  • California 1 / 164,425
  • Alabama 1 / 889,420

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Anheuser-Busch
  • Budweiser, Busch, Natural Michelob
  • ODouls non-alcoholic
  • Killarney's Red Lager
  • Hurricane and King Cobra Malt Liquor
  • Red Wolf
  • ZiegenBock (Texas only)
  • Pacific Ridge Pale Ale (N. California)
  • Alliance Partners Redhook Widmer

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Miller Brewing
  • SABMiller (was Philip Morris Company)
  • Miller High Life, MGD, Lite
  • Sharps non-alcoholic
  • Milwaukee's Best
  • Red Dog, Icehouse, Southpaw Light
  • Henry Weinhard's
  • Hamm's
  • Olde English 800, Mickeys
  • Leinenkugel's Original Premium

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Coors Brewing
  • Original Coors, Coors Light, N/A
  • George Killians
  • Keystone
  • Blue Moon Belgian-style White
  • Recently purchased Carling and Grolsch brands
    from Bass / Interbrew
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