Ignite Durham NC Craft Beer
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The document discusses how the craft beer industry in North Carolina can help rescue the state's economy. It notes that craft breweries and brewpubs have been growing significantly across the state, providing jobs and community development opportunities. The craft beer sector has potential to continue boosting local economies through attracting tourists and supporting related businesses. The document encourages support and promotion of North Carolina's craft breweries.
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Ignite Durham NC Craft Beer
- 3. WHO OWNS THE BREWS?
- 5. Craft Beer to the rescue!
- 12. Brew School
- 13. Plow to pint
- 14. HOPS!
- 16. Beer pride
- 18. Heaven?
- 19. But what can I do?
- 20. Keep up the good work!
Notas del editor
- What’s a craft beer? Small: Annual production of 6 million barrels of beer or less Anheuser Busch produces over 125 million Independent: At least 75% of the company is owned by the brewer – not an outside interest Anheuser Busch is owned by InBev
- Disclaimer: I do not work in the industry. I am not paid to promote anyone’s beer. But I’ve been home-brewing for 20 years
- The Macro view Foreigners own the big boys Bud belongs to InBev (Belgian/Brazilian) Miller belongs to SAB (South African Breweries) Coors belongs to Molson (Canada)
- PBR Brand is American-owned There are no real breweries. Contract brewed through SABMiller
- Craft Beer to the Rescue! U.S. beer sales were down 2.7% by volume in the first half of 2010. Craft brewing was up 9% by volume and 12% by retail dollars. The majority of Americans live within ten miles of a craft brewer.
- Craft Beer Resurgence The beer industry contributes more than $198 billion to the U.S. economy, The industry's economic impact includes almost 1.9 million jobs paying almost $62 billion in wages. The beer industry also contributes more than $41billion in federal, state and local excise, business and consumption. Craft brewers currently provide an estimated 100,000 jobs in the U.S., including serving staff in brewpubs. 1,595 breweries operated for some or all of 2009, the highest total since before Prohibition. This is more than just saving beers. It’s about saving jobs It’s about saving farms & farmers It’s about saving sense of community
- Craft beer in NC According to NC Brewers’ Guild (more on them later) Over 40 breweries and brewpubs in the state The beer industry contributes 37,000 jobs, according to the Beer Institute The Triangle seems poised to steal that title. Last year, the number of breweries from Durham to Fuquay-Varina rose to 11. Four more are expected to open this year, and another four are within a 90-minute drive.
- Craft beer = jobs Big Boss Brewing Company was started in 2006, has 8 employees, We produced about 5,000 bbls last year (2010) In state: case boxes, merchandising materials, printed goods, promotional stickers, chemicals, cleaning supplies. Aces & Ates Coffee Stout uses coffee from Larry’s Beans. Aviator Brewing started in Nov 2008 plans on distributing on their own.
- Craft beer = jobs Natty Greene's got started in downtown Greensboro NC in 2004 as a brewpub with 500+ occupancy (80 employees). In 2007 we added a production site with bottling capability (7 employees). Our second brewpub was added in the Glenwood South district in Raleigh in 2010 (75 employees). Our brewpub in Greensboro serves over 400,000 pints a year. Raleigh is just starting up. The production brewery brewed over 5000 bbls with distribution in Triad only for 2010. By the end of 2011 we plan to be state wide in our distribution close to 10,000bbls production. All three locations combined we brew over 50 different styles out of the 92 styles in the GABF Style Guide. Our Supplies for example come from within Greensboro (card board boxes for package), to NC (fresh hops) to from around the world (malt).
- Craft beer = tax revenue The beer industry contributes 37,000 jobs and $3.8 billion to North Carolina's economy, according to the Beer Institute See the states in the blue – they have the highest tax rate per gallon NC has 6 th highest beer tax out of 50 states Taxes represent 40.8% of the retail price of beer. In comparison, total Federal, state, and local taxes equal 24.2% of final sales of all products (GNP) in the U.S.
- Craft beer supports community Highland Brewery gives spent grain, hops and yeast to local dairy farms, and is working with local agricultural extension agencies to begin hop production in the state. Lone Rider Its good for local economy because one of our main focus is investing in charities. We donated approx 25K last year to charities. Our charity criteria is as following: Local community focused; > 70% of proceeds going to individuals benefitting and not just operational costs. We give our spent grains to local farmers. Currently due to non-availability we cannot source our grains / hops locally. But we are in process of sourcing local hops (though they have to be for specialty batches). We do use local coffee roasters when we do specialty coffee casks. We also partner with local bakery to make Shotgun Betty Beer Bread. Our spent grains and used wort.
- Craft beer = Education Boone, NC -- Appalachian State University trustees recently voted unanimously to pursue state and federal permits to establish a brewery that would allow the university to sell beer made by professors and students in brewery classes. It's also a step in a continuing effort by the university to offer more classes in wine- and beer-making, and, eventually, start a four-year degree program in fermentation sciences
- Craft beer supports agriculture Fullsteam Southern Lager, or any of their Plow to Pint beers, which are made with North Carolina agricultural products. Try Hogwash, a hickory-smoked porter; Carver Sweet Potato and First Frost, a wild persimmon ale. They hope to make a beer using only ingredients grown within 300 miles of Durham. Highland Brewery gives spent grain, hops and yeast to local dairy farms, and is working with local agricultural extension agencies to begin hop production in the state.
- HOPS! NC was a hop-growing region as late as the 1920s Hops can sell for more than $10 a pound in small quantities, and it's not unusual for an acre to yield more than 2,000 pounds. USDA Crop Values Report: Regular hops - $3.55 Cotton – 63 cents Potatoes – 8 cents Sweet potatoes – 21 cents Blueberries - $1.39 Strawberries – 76 cents Peanuts – 27 cents Tobacco - $1.76
- HOPS! 4 farms working with N.C. State University to explore the possibility of commercial hops growing are all clustered around Asheville NCSU scientists plan to perform chemical analysis of the North Carolina-grown hops. Austin said he hopes they will show unique regional characteristics, something that could add distinction to beers made with them. Experimental hop yard was established at the Lake Wheeler Road Field Laboratory in Raleigh, North Carolina. The experimental hop yard includes 200 total hops plants on 1/4 of an acre. The hop yard contains 10 different U.S. hops varieties planted randomly throughout the experimental site. EchoView Farms – Weaverville, NC oast for drying, sustainable
- State pride GABF = largest beer competition in the world 2010 competition drew 3,523 beers vying for medals Gold, silver and bronze medals in 79 beer categories covering 133 beer styles.
- State pride BRONZE 2004 — Ham’s Restaurant & Brewhouse wins Bronze at the GABF for their Charlie’s Barley Amber Ale. GOLD: American-Style Brown Ale (47 Entries)SWEET JOSIE LoneRider Brewing Co. Raleigh, NC GOLD: Wood- and Barrel-Aged Strong Stout (34 Entries)BOURBON BARREL AGED SEXUAL CHOCOLATE IMPERIAL STOUT Foothills Brewing Winston-Salem, NC BRONZE: American-Style Amber Lager (39 Entries) FOOTHILLS OKTOBERFEST Foothills Brewing Winston-Salem, NC Carolina Brewery Flagship IPA (Gold Medal, Great American Beer Festival), Copperline Amber Ale (Gold Medal, World Beer Championships), and Sky Blue Golden Ale (Silver Medal, World Beer Championships).
- Beer city USA 19,040 votes were cast Covered in National Geographic.com Huffington Post’s 12 Best Cities for Beer in the WORLD Gadling.com 24 Greatest Beer Cities in WORLD Top Ten BeerCities USA 2010 1. Asheville, NC 7389 38.80% 2. Portland, OR 6565 34.50% 3. San Diego, CA 884 4.60% 4. Philadelphia, PA 600 3.20% 5. Missoula, MT 515 2.70% 6. St. Louis, MO 421 2.20% 7. Seattle, WA 362 1.90% 8. Denver, CO 234 1.20% 9. Milwaukee, WI 227 1.20% 10. Fort Collins, CO 210 1.10%
- What Can I Do? Anybody can become an enthusiast member of the North Carolina Brewer’s Guild! It’s a great way to show your enthusiasm and support for craft beer in North Carolina as well as get an inside track on the beer news, events, and seasonal releases in the state. For only $30 per year, enthusiast members receive the following: A North Carolina Brewers Guild T-shirt A North Carolina Brewers Guild Bumper Sticker A Membership Card entitling the holder to exclusive benefits at participating breweries, bars, and restaurants in every corner of North Carolina. Invitations to member-only events.
- Oh, and there’s one more thing you can do: DRINK BEER FROM NORTH CAROLINA CRAFT BREWERS!!!!!