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E-Malt.com Newsletter 32a
August 05 - August 07, 2013
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USA: “Tough” second quarter leads to drop in MillerCoors first-half profits
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USA, TX: Saint Arnold Brewing Co. to start sales in Colorado
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USA & India: Department of Justice joins investigation of AB InBev’s Indian affiliates
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Canada, ON: Amsterdam Brewery launches Amsterdam De Wallen Barrel Aged Sour
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USA, MO: Boulevard Brewing Co. launched a new variety pack of its beers
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USA, ME: Gritty McDuff Brewery releases Halloween Ale
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Australia: Glencore agrees to sell Joe White Maltings to Cargill
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World: Takeover of StarBev boosts Molson Coors H1 sales and profits
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Japan: Kirin Holdings posts a big jump in first half profits
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UK: Harvest of barley started in earnest in the last week of July
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Japan: Beer industry starting to see first signs of increased demand
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Australia: CUB head shares plans on overhauling core beer brands
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World: SABMiller plans bonds issue worth at least $500 mln - source
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Australia: Coopers defies flat beer market and raises market share in its past financial year
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Scientific Digest
The mystery of glycosidically bound hop aroma compounds and their sensory contribution
ABSTRACT
Only a few studies so far have looked into the flavour potential of glycosidcally bound hop aroma compounds in the case of release of aglycones. These US researchers did an extensive study looking into the effect of enzyme hydrolysis, the use of different yeast strains, acid hydrolysis, as well as different sample preparation methods. Depending on the different treatments, the amount of Linalool, Terpineol, Citronellol, Geraniol, Damascenone, Nerol and also Eugenol increased and significantly influenced the sensory attributes of the beers (mainly herbal, tea, citrus, fruity, piney). In conclusion, CO2 extraction proved to be an effective sample preparation, ale yeast liberate more aroma than lager yeasts, enzymatic treatments depend on the relevant compounds, and acid hydrolisis is very effective.So a couple of open question can be checked off with these results !
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These Days in Business History
05 August
1914 1st traffic light installed (Euclid Ave & E 105th St, Cleveland)
1926 1st talkie movie "Don Juan" at Warner Theatre, NY
1930 Birth of Neil Armstrong , X-15 pilot, 1st Moonwalker (Gemini 8, Apollo 11)
1991 Soichiro Hondo, CEO & founder (Honda), dies of liver cancer at 84
06 August
1661 Holland sells Brazil to Portugal for 8 million guilders
1945 Hiroshima Peace Day-atom bomb dropped on Hiroshima by "Enola Gay"
1990 UN Security Council votes 13-0 (2 abstentions Cuba & Yemen) to place economic sanctions against Iraq
07 August
1888 Theophilus Van Kannel of Philadelphia patents revolving door
1928 The dollar shrinks, literally: the US Treasury unveiled a new version of the note that was one third smaller than its predecessor
1959 Explorer 6 transmits 1st TV photo of Earth from space
Agenda
August 2013:
06-09: 4th Iberoamerican VLB Symposium 2013 (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
September 2013:
10-12: V Anniversary International Scientific and Practical Conference "Equipment Facilities and Raw Material Base for Malting, Kvass and Beer Brewing Production" (Moscow, Russia)
12-15: Mondial de la Biere (Mulhouse, France)
16-20: Drinktec 2013 (Munich, Germany)
21/09 -06/10: Oktoberfest (Munich, Germany)
26-27: New World Malt Barley and Brewers Conference (Toronto, Canada)
26-28: Stockholm Beer and Whisky Festival 2012 (Stockholm, Sweden)
October 2013:
03-05: Stockholm Beer and Whisky Festival 2012 (Stockholm, Sweden)
30/10-01/11: The Latin American Barley Congress (Bahia Blanca, Argentina)
November 2013:
14-17: Mondial de la Biere (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
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News Articles
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USA: “Tough” second quarter leads to drop in MillerCoors first-half profits
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MillerCoors has suffered from a “tough” second quarter in volume sales, leading to a drop in H1 profits.
The US-based JV between Molson Coors
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USA, TX: Saint Arnold Brewing Co. to start sales in Colorado
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Houston-based Saint Arnold Brewing Co. is entering Colorado’s beer market, Shanken News Daily reported on August, 6.
The expansion will begin into the new market by launching its year-round beers, including Saint Arnold Fancy Lawnmower Beer, Saint Arnold Elissa IPA and Santo, which are to launch in mid-September, followed by its seasonals.
The brewer already has a presence in Texas and Louisiana.
Saint Arnold has also unveiled its upcoming release, Icon Gold. It will be available in 4-packs of 12-ounce bottles and on tap in bars and restaurants throughout Texas and Louisiana this fall.
The brewer will also release a Bohemian Pils to the Icon line in December, called Saint Arnold Icon Red.
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USA & India: Department of Justice joins investigation of AB InBev’s Indian affiliates
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The Department of Justice has joined the Securities and Exchange Commission in an investigation of Anheuser-Busch InBev's Indian affiliates for possible violations of foreign bribery law, St. Louis Business Journal reported on August, 2.
In March, AB InBev said the SEC was investigating its joint venture InBev India Int'l Private Ltd. to determine whether "certain relationships" between agents and employees were compliant with U.S. laws that bar the use of bribes to foreign officials for business purposes.
"Our investigation into the conduct in question is ongoing, and we are cooperating with the SEC and the DOJ," the company said in its recent earnings statement.
Several U.S. companies’ ventures in India have come under the microscope recently, as the SEC ensures that businesses aren’t turning to unlawful measures in order to skirt the country’s rigid international regulations.
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Canada, ON: Amsterdam Brewery launches Amsterdam De Wallen Barrel Aged Sour
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Amsterdam Brewery has announced a surprise LCBO release for one of the beers in the limited edition Adventure Brews series, Canadian Beer News reported on August, 7.
Named after the largest and most famous red light district in the brewery’s namesake city, De Wallen Barrel Aged Sour Framboise is a version of an award winning Framboise and it is named after the red-light district in Amsterdam.
“Souring beer is a risky endeavour, much like venturing into the red-light district of Amsterdam. This beer reflects our dedication to innovation and adventure combining old world styles and techniques to bring you adventurous beers,” said the owners.
De Wallen is available now at select LCBO locations, where it retails for C$5.95 per 330 ml bottle while supplies last. Bottles are also available on the cellar list at the Amsterdam BrewHouse brewpub and restaurant on Toronto’s waterfront.
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USA, LA: Tin Roof Brewing to expand
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Tin Roof Brewing Co. has purchased a 0.89-acre piece of property at the intersection of Oklahoma Street and River Road, Baton Rouge, LA, which could serve as the eventual new home for Baton Rouge’s only craft brewery, The Advocate reported on August, 6.
Charles Caldwell, one of the co-founders of Tin Roof, said the brewery wants to be prepared for when it needs to open a larger facility. Tin Roof paid $115,000 for the property at 635 Oklahoma St.
“We would like to stay in this area,” Caldwell said. “But there’s nothing on the front right now about opening a new brewery.”
Instead, Tin Roof has been expanding and upgrading its current location. The brewery recently added 6,000 square feet of space to bring it up to 15,000 square feet. That will provide more room for Tin Roof’s cans of Blonde Ale, Perfect Tin Amber Ale and Voodoo Bengal Pale Ale.
By December or January, a new brew house and fermentation vessels should be installed. This will boost Tin Roof’s current brewing capacity from 5,000 barrels a year to 10,000 barrels. One barrel is 31 gallons of beer.
“This will open us up to canning all of our seasonal beers and allow us to
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USA, MO: Boulevard Brewing Co. launched a new variety pack of its beers
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Boulevard Brewing Co. released a new variety pack, permanently replacing its current 12-pack sampler, Shanken News Daily reported on August, 6.
Starting this month, Boulevard’s new Sample Twelve offering will feature two year-round beers, as well as two experimental brews previously only available at the Boulevard tasting room.
The debut Sample Twelve pack will include three bottles each of core labels Unfiltered Wheat Beer and 80-Acre Hoppy Wheat Beer and three bottles each of tasting room newcomers Westside Rye Ale and Mid-Coast IPA. The pack will rotate its line up in early 2014.
Boulevard, which produces a total of eight year-round labels, five seasonals and an array of specialties under its Smokestack Series, has a distribution footprint of 20 states.
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USA, ME: Gritty McDuff Brewery releases Halloween Ale
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Gritty McDuff launches Halloween Ale six packs and 12 packs, Beer Pulse reported.
Halloween Ale has grown to be one of the year’s most anticipated beer releases.
Halloween Ale is available in ominous six-packs or twelve packs now, going on tap in the brewery’s pubs and at other establishments all over the New England soon after Labor Day.
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Australia: Glencore agrees to sell Joe White Maltings to Cargill
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Cargill Australia Limited on August, 5 confirmed that Glencore International has accepted its offer to purchase Joe White Maltings, which is Australia’s largest malt
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World: Takeover of StarBev boosts Molson Coors H1 sales and profits
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Molson Coors' StarBev takeover has boosted the group's H1 sales and profits but the group is forecasting "weak demand" across its markets for the
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Japan: Asahi Group sales up 9.9% in H1 2013
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Japan’s leading brewer Asahi Group Holdings Ltd. said on August, 1 its group sales in the six-month period rose 9.9 percent from the year
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Japan: Kirin Holdings posts a big jump in first half profits
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Kirin Holdings posted on August, 1 a big jump in first half profits as it continues to benefit from the sale of its stake
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 Belgium: Hops industry under pressure
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Of 800 ha planted to hops in Belgium in 1993 there are only 158 left in the Poperinge region today, LaLibre.be reported on August,
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UK: Harvest of barley started in earnest in the last week of July
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Great Britain’s harvest of winter barley started in earnest in the last week of July with an estimated 10% harvested by the end of the month, HGCA reported on August, 1.
There is good progress in the south and east, but most regions are still 7-10 days away from the main start of harvest. In Scotland crops range in growth stage from medium milk (GS 75) to some early harvested crops but most are still at early dough (GS 83). Secondary tillering is a widespread problem in more open crops and patchy areas and may require pre-harvest treatment. Weed control is good in most crops but some have higher levels of spring germinating weeds. Pest and disease pressure remains low.
Spring barley crops have a range of growth stages due to the protracted drilling window. Even the late February drilled crops have matured later than normal due to the cold March and early April so the earliest crops are still 10-14 days from harvest, while the majority are typically hard dough (GS 87). The later drilled crops are typically at boots swollen (GS 45). Weed control is generally good and pest and disease levels remain low. Some crops on lighter land
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Japan: Beer industry starting to see first signs of increased demand
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Japan’s long-stagnant beer market may have finally started picking up in the wake of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s pro-growth economic policies, known as “Abenomics.”
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Australia: CUB head shares plans on overhauling core beer brands
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Brands including Pure Blonde, Carlton Mid and Cascade are next in line for the SABMiller treatment, Carlton & United Breweries (CUB) CEO Ari Mervis was quoted as saying by TheShout on August, 5.
Mervis, who also commented on CCA's return to beer, said CUB is progressing with the overhaul of its other core brands, following the recent relaunches of Victoria Bitter and Crown Lager.
He said these core brands were in various states of health when they were inherited by SABMiller.
"What we said initially is we want to focus on those initiatives and brands that are the most important in our portfolio, those that generate the most volume and the most value," he said.
"Of the others, Pure Blonde we're still working on, Carlton Mid I think we're getting to a really good position and we're going to be leveraging that through the summer with the one-day cricket series, and then Carlton Draught is in a good place, its positioning is healthy and strong."
Mervis echoed previous comments by former CUB marketing boss Andy Gibson that CUB needed to get its brands to occupy more distinct consumer areas rather than overlapping each other.
"What we have done is we've identified which brands need to participate
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World: SABMiller plans bonds issue worth at least $500 mln - source
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SABMiller plans to sell bonds in an offering that may include its first dollar-denominated floating-rate notes in seven years, The Irish Times reported on August, 6.
The world’s second-biggest brewer may issue five-year securities with fixed and floating coupons, according to a source. The deal will be of benchmark size, typically at least $500 million, and the bonds may be rated Baa1 by Moody’s Investors Service and an equivalent BBB+ at Standard and Poor’s, said the source.
In June 2006, the company issued $300 million of three- year, floating notes paying 30 basis points more than the three-month London interbank offered rate.
The $4.8 of similar-maturity, fixed-rate dollar debentures ranked investment grade and sold this year by food and beverage firms including Coca-Cola have an average yield of about 2 per cent.
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Australia: Coopers defies flat beer market and raises market share in its past financial year
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South Australian brewery Coopers has defied the flat beer market to report an 8.3 per cent sales lift for the past financial year, boosted by new brand licensing deals, The Australian reported on August, 7.
The privately owned company reported record sales of 69.7 million litres, lifting its share of the Australian beer market to 4.5 per cent from about 3.5 per cent in 2010. Sales were boosted by the addition of licensed international brands Sapporo and Carlsberg, which the company began brewing last year.
Carlsberg's Danish parent shifted its Australian licence to Coopers from previous licensee Foster's, under "change of control" provisions in its contract triggered by Foster's A$12.3 billion takeover by Britain-based brewer SABMiller in 2011.
In May SABMiller reported a 13 per cent decline in sales from Foster's for the 12 months to the end of March, or 5 per cent when the impact of losing third-party brewing contracts such as Carlsberg was stripped out.
Meanwhile the latest figures for Lion, Australia's biggest brewer and owner of brands including XXXX and Toohey's, showed a 3.2 per cent decline in sales by volume for the six months to the end of March. But when new brands poached from Foster's were included, volumes
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Portugal: Exports help beer industry resist the crisis
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Portugal’s brewing industry has so far been able to resist the crisis due to exports, Francisco Gírio, the Secretary-General of the Portuguese Brewers's Association (ACPV), was quoted as saying by Visao on August, 2.
However, to boost sales, the government must reduce the VAT rate on restaurants, he said.
The nation’s beer industry exports about 40% of its output, which represents about EUR 300 mln in money terms. Angola is the main export destination for Portuguese beer.
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The Netherlands: Heineken introduces new reporting metrics
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Heineken N.V. ('HEINEKEN') announced on August, 6 the introduction of new reporting metrics (non-IFRS) to provide greater transparency on Group performance. This new information will be disclosed for the first time in HEINEKEN's release on the first half of 2013 to be announced on 21 August 2013.
The key new metrics being introduced are:
•New volume and financial Group metrics to provide better insight into the contribution of HEINEKEN's joint venture and associate businesses to overall group performance. Group figures are calculated as the sum of all consolidated operations and HEINEKEN's attributable share in joint ventures and associates. New Group figures will be reported for total volume, beer volume, revenue and operating profit (beia). Consequently, the previously reported Group beer volume metric (defined as consolidated beer volume plus 100% of the beer volume sold by joint venture companies) will no longer be reported.
•An analysis of total growth split by consolidation impact, currency translation and organic growth at consolidated level.
•A breakdown of total volume into the following categories: beer, licensed & non-beer and third party products volume.
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India: United Breweries shareholders approve plan to increase borrowing powers
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Shareholders of United Breweries (Holdings) by way of postal ballot have approved the company’s plan to increase borrowing powers up to an aggregate limit of Rs 5,000 crore, Business Line reported on August, 1.
Company note to exchanges said, on the basis of the scrutiniser’s report, it is announced that the ordinary resolution in the notice dated May 30, has been duly approved by the shareholders with the requisite majority as on July 29.
Shareholders also approved creation of mortgage and charge in favour of bankers, financial institutions, mutual funds, or other lenders to secure the borrowings up to an aggregate limit of Rs 5,000 crore.
About 52.36 per cent of the total shareholders took part in the postal ballot of which 99.83 per cent voted in favour of the resolutions and 0.17 per cent voted against it.
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