Moving from bland to blonde
The number of artisinal beer-makers has expanded at a rapid rate as consumers seek alternatives to the big brands.
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Beer and loathing in Clarens
The Clarens Beer Festival proves that South Africa's emerging brewmasters are as varied and colourful as their audience.
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SABMiller to take over Foster's for $10-billion
Australian beer giant Foster's has accepted an improved takeover offer worth Aus$9.9-billion from British-based brewer SABMiller.
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SABMiller third-quarter volumes up 3%
Brewer SABMiller beat forecasts with a 3% rise in quarterly volumes, boosted by growth in Africa and Asia.
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It's made in Eshowe, brew
A man and his microbrew – which won serious accolades at the Britain's Wetherspoons Real Ale Festival – are hoping to take on KZN and then the world.
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Wurst-case scenario
Brent Meersman something very democratic about the German people's delicious, wholesome and large food -- and about beer in general.
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Beer sales set to rise during World Cup
Beer sales are expected to rise by up to 6% during the 2010 Soccer World Cup, South African Breweries said on Tuesday.
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SABMiller awarded brewing licence in Namibia
SABMiller announced on Tuesday that it has been granted a licence by the Namibian government to brew and bottle beer in Namibia.
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SABMiller: Consumer demand hit by global slowdown
Brewing giant SABMiller reported a 1% fall in third-quarter worldwide underlying beer volumes on Thursday.
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SABMiller lager volumes up
Global brewing giant SABMiller on Thursday reported 3% growth in lager volumes in the six months ended September 2008.
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