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Steven Coulson
Steven has been drinking beers, wines and spirits for decades and has a propensity to go about them at length after a few drinks.
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Stone Brewing Stands Firm Against ‘Big Beer’ Influence
In a bold and clear declaration, Stone Brewing has firmly rejected partnerships with major beverage corporations, standing steadfast in its commitment to craft brewing values and independence.
In an era where the craft beer scene is increasingly challenged by the looming presence of ‘Big Beer’ companies, Stone Brewing remains a beacon of integrity. The company emphasizes its dedication to quality, community, and authenticity, refusing to compromise its principles for the enticing allure of corporate collaboration.
Stone Brewing’s message resonates with both enthusiasts and industry professionals alike, underscoring the belief that craft breweries should prioritize their heritage and connection to local communities over the financial benefits that may arise from aligning with larger corporations.
As the craft beer sector continues to evolve, Stone Brewing serves as a reminder of what it means to stay true to one’s roots. The brewery’s commitment to staying independent is a rallying cry for other craft brewers who wish to resist the encroaching influence of ‘Big Beer’ and preserve the distinctiveness that defines the craft beer movement.
In a landscape filled with choices, Stone Brewing highlights the importance of supporting those who cherish the craft as much as the communities they serve. By saying no to ‘Big Beer’, they are not just preserving their own legacy but also advocating for the essence of craft brewing itself.