Ambitious Brew: The Story of American Beer (58 page)
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Authors: Maureen Ogle
beer, changing attitudes toward.
See also
homebrewing, microbrewing
in 1850s,
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in 1920s,
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in 1950s,
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in 1960s,
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in 1970s,
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beer, consumption of, per capita
in 1840s,
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in 1890s,
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in 1915,
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in 1934,
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in 1960s,
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–
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in 1981,
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in 1985
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in 2000,
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beer gardens,
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.
See also
saloons
beerhalls,
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–
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.
See also
saloons
Bergner & Engel Brewing Company,
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Best Brewing Company.
See also
Best, Phillip; Pabst Brewing Company; Pabst family listings
acquisition of South Side Brewery,
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advertising by,
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annual production: in 1840s,
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; in 1860s,
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; in 1873,
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; in 1880,
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beer, problems with,
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beer, superiority of,
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beer gardens owned by,
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beerhalls owned by,
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Bohemian-style lager developed by,
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brewing methods in early years,
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brewmasters employed by,
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chemist employed by,
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Chicago, sales in,
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criticism of by saloonkeepers,
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expansion of: in 1840s,
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; in 1850s,
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; in 1860s,
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; in 1870s,
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expenses of,
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founding of,
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location of,
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name changed,
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New York, sales in,
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officers of,
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Phillip Best becomes sole owner,
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post-Civil War expansion,
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saloon ownership,
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saloonkeepers, conflicts with,
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technologies developed at,
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Best, Carl (brother of Phillip),
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Best, Charles (son of Carl)
complaints about salesmen by,
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criticizes Frederick Pabst,
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disposition of,
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duties of,
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Best, Henry,
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Best, Jacob, Jr.,
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Best, Jacob, Sr.,
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Best, Lorenz,
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Best, Phillip
ambition of,
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arrival in United States,
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character of,
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construction of brewery,
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death of,
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heirs, lack of,
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honors and awards,
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life in Germany,
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ownership of brewery,
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retirement of,
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Best, Phillip (brother of Carl),
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Bevo,
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Bielefeld Garden,
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Black Hawk Stout,
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bland beer.
See
beer, American preferences in Blatz, Albert,
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Blatz Brewing Company
founded,
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production, annual,
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saloons owned by,
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sold: to syndicate,
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; to Pabst Brewing Company,
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Blitz-Weinhard Brewing Company,
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Blue Moon Belgian White Ale,
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Bohemian lager.
See
lager, Bohemian
Borger, John,
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Boston Beer Company.
See also
Koch, Jim
annual production: in 1980s,
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; in 1990s,
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beer brewed by,
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brewery purchased by,
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business plan of,
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conflicts with other brewers,
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contract brewing, benefits of,
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contract brewing by,
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extreme beers brewed by,
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influence on brewing industry,
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rank in industry,
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reputation of,
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stock offering by,
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success of,
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Boston Braves,
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Boston Celtics,
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Boston Consulting Group (BCG),
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Boston Red Sox,
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bottled beer.
See
packaged beer Boulder Brewing Company,
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Brand, Stewart,
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Braun, John,
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Brehm, Peter,
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breweries, number of
in 1840s,
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in 1860s,
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in 1870s,
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in 1880,
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in 1918,
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in 1920,
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in 1830s,
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in 1950s,
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in 1970s,
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in 2000,
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Brewers Association of America (BAA),
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Brewers Digest
(periodical),
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brewers, small.
See also
Brewers Association of America; microbrewing
British syndicates buy,
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combinations of in late nineteenth century,
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compete through diversification and mergers,
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cultivate niche markets,
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decline to exhibit at World’s Columbian Exposition,
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needs differ from microbrewers,
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organize during World War II,
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post-World War II shakeout among,
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World War II shortages harm,
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brewing industry
in in 1840s,
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in 1860s,
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in 1880s,
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in 1890s,
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1920s, impact of on,
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in 1830s,
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in 1950s,
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Civil War, impact on,
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in late nineteenth century,
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Prohibition, impact of on,
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World War I, impact on,
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World War II, impact on,
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brewing process described,
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Brewmaster Brewing Company,
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brewpubs,
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–
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See also
Mendocino Brewing Company
Brooklyn Brewery,
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Bubbles La Brew,
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Buck, Bill,
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Buckeye Brewing Company,
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Budweis, Bohemia,
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Budweiser beer
acquired by Anheuser-Busch,
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imitated by other brewers,
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introduced by Carl Conrad,
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lawsuits involving,
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process of making,
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quantity sold,
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Budweiser Brewery,
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Budweiser Garden,
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Buffalo, New York,
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Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (BATF),
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Burgermeister Brewing Company,
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Busch, Adolphus.
See also
AnheuserBusch Brewing Company; Budweiser beer
anecdote about, apocryphal,
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Anheuser, Eberhard, partnership with,
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arrival of in United States,
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boyhood of,
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brewing expertise,
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as brewing innovator,
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Budweiser, identified with,
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career, early,
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competition, marketplace, attitudes toward,
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competitions, brewing, attitudes toward,
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death of,
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description of,
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education of,
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entrepreneurial genius of,
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funeral of,
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health, deterioration of,
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honors awarded to,
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Lademan, Otto, testifies against,
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lifestyle of,
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management philosophy of,
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marriage to Lilly Anheuser,
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offspring, relationship with,
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prohibition, opinion of,
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prohibitionists’ attacks on,
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retirement,
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royalty, relationship to,
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salesmanship of,
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