The company tells the San Francisco Chronicle it’s pulling back distribution across the United States and will only sell its beer in California. (via eatersf)
Anchor Brewing
Some major changes are in store for San Francisco’s beloved beer company Anchor Brewing Co. The company tells theit’s pulling back distribution across the United States and will only sell its beer in California. Along with that big news comes another blow to longtime fans — the brand will also cancel the annual Anchor Christmas Ale release that’s been made every year since 1975.
The reason behind the changes is the “time-intensive and costly brewing and packaging requirements,” according to a brand representative. Owner Fritz Maytag saved the company from bankruptcy in 1965 , before selling it to Keith Greggor and Tony Foglio in 2010. Sapporo
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