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"It’s a mindset that’s been with us since 2012, when we turned our nocturnal homebrewing hobby into Night Shift Brewing. It’s also our promise to you — to craft better beverages and experiences no matter where our journey takes us.
As we continue to navigate COVID-19 together, we want to keep you updated on the proactive measures we are taking to conduct business for the foreseeable future. These changes are being put into place in an effort to protect the health and well-being of our employees and partners and help slow the spread of this virus in the communities we serve.
· Any employee experiencing cold or flu symptoms is required to stay home until health is fully restored.
Article by Justin Kendall
found on Brewbound.com
Rob Sands will step down as CEO of Constellation Brands on March 1, 2019, the New York-based alcohol beverage company announced today.
Assuming the role from Sands will be Bill Newlands, who joined Constellation as chief growth officer in 2015 and took over as president from Sands in February.
Chris Furnari Oct. 10, 2018 at 10:31 AM
https://www.brewbound.com/news/led-by-23-million-purchase-of-cisco-brewers-craft-brew-alliance-buys-3-beer-companies
Craft Brew Alliance’s nearly four-year-long strategy of partnering with smaller brands has officially culminated with three separate purchase agreements that, combined, will cost the company less than $45 million.
Jessica Bartlett
Reporter
Boston Business Journal
http://www.bizjournals.com/boston/news/2017/05/24/with-rule-change-mass-breweries-will-let-you-fill.html
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Any Massachusetts craft beer drinker knows the problem: you go to a brewery that doesn’t sell its product in cans or bottles, and so you get a large glass growler filled from the tap to go.
http://fortune.com/2017/05/04/heineken-lagunitas-takeover/
John Kell
May 04, 2017
Heineken completed a deal to take full control of California-based Lagunitas, after the Dutch brewing giant was encouraged by efforts to expand the brand in a handful of international markets.
On Thursday, Heineken (HINKF, +0.91%) said it acquired the remaining stake in Lagunitas in a deal that has been closed. Terms of the transaction weren't made public.
