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Will Craft Beer Price Itself Out Of Existence?

read 1481 times | 50 replies | posted 11/5/2009 12:37:20 PM

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premium Cobra 1061:23	ith everything increasing in price, and no end in the recession on the horizon, will craft beer price itself out of existence? I believe it will.	Reply Private message
premium matt7215 965:21	no	11/5/2009 12:38:11 PM Post a reply Private message
premium LtDan 499:24	I’m thinking Charles Shaw wine ain’t soundin too bad right about now.	11/5/2009 12:38:34 PM Post a reply Private message
premium PilsnerPeter 2617:95	Seamus Finnegan.	11/5/2009 12:39:25 PM Post a reply Private message
premium pepsican 885:26	Some yes, some no.	11/5/2009 12:39:30 PM Post a reply Private message
premium BMan1113VR 2820:108	Originally posted by Cobra no end in the recession on the horizon Seen GDP growth for the third quarter? http://www.dailyforex.com/fundamental_analysis/2009/11/_2691_d ailyforex-news_The_US_Recession_May_Be_Over,_But_The_Fed_Maintains_Its_In terest_Rate_Policy.aspx	11/5/2009 12:46:45 PM Post a reply Private message
premium kp 8399:11	There are still a lot of reasonably priced craft beers. Sierra Nevada and Boston Beer Co have cases of relatively inexpensive craft beer in the warehouse stores like Costco. Now some of these $10 bombers and $20+ 750s may struggle with or without recessionary issues.	11/5/2009 12:57:51 PM Post a reply Private message
Soonah 925:2	Originally posted by BMan1113VR Originally posted by Cobra no end in the recession on the horizon Seen GDP growth for the third quarter? http://www.dailyforex.com/fundamental_analysis/2009/11/_2691_d ailyforex-news_The_US_Recession_May_Be_Over,_But_The_Fed_Maintains_Its_In terest_Rate_Policy.aspx Not to get too political but those GDP numbers are......fishy. From your article: Some analysts are concerned that the US financial stimulus measures were the underlying reason why the US economy returned to growth in Q3, rather than any fundamental recovery.	11/5/2009 1:13:51 PM Post a reply Private message
premium bhensonb 4257:287	Originally posted by matt7215 no +1 [so long as my wife keeps working to support my habit]	11/5/2009 1:21:22 PM Post a reply Private message
premium Odeed 1673:14	seeing as some beers are now double what they were just a few years ago and still sitting on the shelves everywhere i go,id say they either lower prices back to whats reasonable,or go out of business.	11/5/2009 1:24:49 PM Post a reply Private message
premium JoeMcPhee 5000:262	Originally posted by Odeed seeing as some beers are now double what they were just a few years ago and still sitting on the shelves everywhere i go,id say they either lower prices back to whats reasonable,or go out of business. I don’t understand why I keep seeing places bringing in more of this Italian stuff. I don’t know what you guys pay for it in California, but here there aren’t really any of them going for less than 18-20 bucks for a 500-750 ml bottle. They’ve all been sitting there for a year now, and there’s no way they’re going to go anywhere at those prices.	11/5/2009 1:30:10 PM Post a reply Private message

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