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  <title>Episode 5, &amp;quot;Beer Money&amp;quot;</title>
  <description>In which we sit down with Laurel Ruma to deconstruct the underlying economics of the craft beer industry and related questions. We talk about its parallels to the tech industry,&amp;amp;nbsp;valuations of breweries and the industry, what the future holds and terroir.&amp;amp;nbsp;If you like&amp;amp;nbsp;craft beer or if you don't like craft beer, this podcast is for you.&amp;amp;nbsp; Host: Stephen O'Grady, @sogrady, RedMonk Guest: Laurel Ruma, @laurelatoreilly, O'Reilly Media Links: Beer in Vermont, important to the economyhttp://www.shelburnenews.com/2016/03/03/beer-vermont-important-economy/  According to a recent report by the Vermont Brewers Association, the state’s craft beer industry has an annual economic impact of approximately $199 million and generates over 1,500 jobs. When including money stemming from craft beer tourism, that number swells to over $270 million—more than the annual economic impact of maple syrup in Vermont ($226 million-UVM Proctor Maple Research Center).  Women to get their own beer; will they want it? USA Today   http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2016/05/21/women-get-but-they-want-their-own-beer/83857942/   &amp;quot;And many women seem to be finding flavorful beers on their own. Females are big fans of sour ales and wild ales, preferring them 75% more than men do, Nielsen found in a recent survey. Women are also 55% more likely to prefer herb/spice brews and 20% more likely to preferred blonde or golden ales, Nielsen found.&amp;quot;  Anheuser-Busch InBev Divesting Its Stake in World's Largest Beer Brewergeneral/2016/03/07/anheuser-busch-inbev-divesting-its-stake-in-worlds.aspx   &amp;quot;While Anheuser-Busch and Miller dominate more than 70% of the U.S. beer market...&amp;quot; &amp;amp;nbsp; Is Constellation Brands Inc. the New King of Craft Beer?  http://www.fool.com/investing/2016/08/04/will-ballast-point-topple-samuel-adams-as-face-of.aspx  According to Sands, Ballast Point is the fastest-growing craft beer in the U.S., with depletion rates of more than 60% in the quarter. Depletions are sales from distributors to retailers and are considered a reliable proxy for consumer demand.  Why the Definition of Craft Beer is Important https://mathofcraft.com/2014/03/30/definition-of-craft/  It is dangerous, of course, to read too much into share price, but the tight correlation of craft beer as a search term and the market valuation of the Boston Beer Company certainly suggests a relationship between the two. Podcast Information: Available on Google Play, iTunes, Pocketcasts and Stitcher. Visit on Soundcloud by going to hark.tech.  Feedback: hark@redmonk.com  Sponsorship: sales@redmonk.com </description>
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