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WE BUILT A 48,000 CAN BEER WALL AT THE SOUTHERN BORDER TO BRING AWARENESS TO VETERANS’ ISSUES. INVEST NOW: https://lnkd.in/eU7CX_gZ We know that our symbolic wall of great American beer won’t stop what 78% of Americans say is a major problem at our Southern border. But the media coverage we received along with meetings with elected officials and others brought awareness to an issue we feel strongly about: we need to prioritize taking care of those who sacrificed for our country over people coming into our country illegally. Join more than 10,000 patriotic investors as an owner in Armed Forces Brewing Company. Your early-stage investment will help us to make more great American beer, create more jobs for Veterans and their family members, and continue our growth across America! Our last public offering sold out due to the overwhelming number of investments from patriotic Americans around our great country! We won’t be satisfied until every red-blooded American can get our beer in all 50 states, so we welcome even more of you to join us on our mission as we continue to expand.

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I got chills when I heard this announcement. This is a BIG deal! Joining the ranks of 9000 exclusive companies worldwide. We are now a Certified B Corp. (B stands for benefit). Not an easy feat for most, but apparently we did not have to change one thing. Not one, it was operations as usual for us to get this certification. What does it mean? Just about everything. Simply said we are a for-profit company that uses business as a force for good. Meeting and exceeding standards around social and environmental impact, transparency, accountability, inclusivity - across all stakeholders (employees, workers, customers, growers, suppliers, community and the environment). The work we do matters. One of the most powerful things we as consumers can do is vote with our wallets. This month we will plant a tree for every new customer who places and order. Help me plant a forest! DM me for a code for free shipping! #BCorp #wine #coffee #organic #vegan #sustainability #thewinewench

The name "Blanton's" is synonymous with quality today in the bourbon industry. But one of his greatest achievements most people don't know about, and it's a worthwhile story for anyone facing the challenge of leading people and a company through choppy waters. Literally. In late January, 1937, thick, grey storm clouds rained down for 22 straight days over a 600 mile stretch from Pittsburgh, PA to Illinois, including much of Kentucky. In the history books it is described as the Great Flood of 1937, and "a flood of biblical proportions". Over a million people were left homeless. Martial law had to be declared in several towns and cities, to maintain order and assist emergency services. It was an enormously stressful time, dealing with the disaster, and it's effects on the community, infrastructure, and basic needs like food and clean water. This was a time of manufacturing and mills. Many of the businesses that were damaged were plants, and of all sizes. Albert Blanton was running the George T. Stagg Distillery at the time. As the storm raged, many evacuated the area, hoping to come back to something. Blanton asked a few workers to stay behind with him, and try to protect what they could of the valuable distillery machinery, equipment and inventory. Many businesses never recovered, their operations - and bank accounts - damaged beyond repair. The companies that were able to get back in business took months to recover. But Blanton's operations, because he and a few others braved the threats, were up and running within two days after the storm ended. In the face of danger, he showed courage. Under the severest conditions, he showed decisiveness. Under a cloud of uncertainty, he displayed determined leadership. The next time you hear someone at a restaurant order a Blanton's...or....the next time you are feeling the strain of a tough situation, think about Albert Blanton, who definitely knew how to weather a storm. - Are there Albert Blanton's in your organization? - Who are the people showing up with passion and smarts? - Do they feel like their company is investing in them? #leadership #Blantons #BuffaloTrace #courage

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The 2024 “State of the Black Brewers” Report is finally here! - We are excited to share the National Black Brewers Association first Annual “State of the Black Brewers” Report with the craft beer community. - The "State of The Black Brewers" Report offers a comprehensive data analysis of the current health and trajectory of Black-owned breweries within the craft beer industry. This pivotal document dives into the unique challenges these breweries face, chronicles the notable successes and milestones achieved by the National Black Brewers Association, and provides in-depth insights and actionable recommendations to foster growth and sustainability. It serves as an essential resource for understanding the landscape, advocating for equity, and driving meaningful progress within the craft beer community. - Click the link below to review and download the report. We encourage you to share and discuss this vital information about Black-owned breweries to better understand how you can support this community. - #NB2A #Stateofftheblackbrewers https://lnkd.in/gVSScirE

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As new lagers continue to hit the market, the terminology to describe and brand a good one remains limited with terms like crisp, light, refreshing, and easy-drinking. Beyond those, breweries risk going too inside baseball to resonate with the wider audiences that are usually being targeted. Lately, I've noticed a rising trend in the use of "Cold" including our own Cold Time of course. In fact, with it's dual meaning, I’d argue that "Cold" is becoming the new Hot descriptor in the world of lagers. Check out the latest insights on my blog: https://lnkd.in/gveeRXUX #beer #lager #brewery #coldbeer

In the dynamic landscape of the British brewing industry, a myriad of factors continually shape the fortunes of its major players. As we delve into the current state of affairs, it becomes imperative to scrutinize how the largest brewers in Britain are navigating the challenges and opportunities that define their trajectories. From adapting to changing consumer preferences and market trends to addressing sustainability concerns, these industry giants are not only striving to maintain their positions but also actively shaping the future of brewing. The Grocer takes a look at how Britain's biggest brewers are faring and their plans for the future. https://bit.ly/3U6m7Yt

Brewers Choice Awards 2024 Young Brewer of the Year supported by Totally Natural Solutions Ltd There are some incredibly-talented young brewers working in the brewing industry in the UK and Ireland. Some young brewers are running their own operations, others are cutting their teeth working at established outfits. Regardless, these brewers are making their mark on the industry and are certain to have a long, successful career in the field. Young is, also, a subjective term. You are only as old as you feel, of course. But for the purpose of this category, a young brewer is anyone under the age of 33. If you’re submitting an entry on behalf of yourself, tell us about your responsibilities and successes in last 18 months. Here you can also nominate someone that has gained you respect. Maybe it’s a recipe that’s been developed, or the impact made on the company’s operations. Equally, it might involve improvements to quality and consistency thanks to the work carried out in the lab. Again, it might be all of the above! https://lnkd.in/e-G3wFVP