Justin Kendall

Justin Kendall

Editor, Brewbound

Justin Kendall provides daily coverage of the beer industry on Brewbound.com, conducts live-streamed interviews during Brewbound’s events and co-produces the Brewbound podcast. Kendall is a nearly 20-year career journalist who led alt-weekly newspapers in Kansas City, Missouri, and Des Moines, Iowa.

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Anheuser-Busch InBev Revenue Tops $54.3 Billion in 2021; Volume Hits All-Time High

Anheuser-Busch InBev Revenue Tops $54.3 Billion in 2021; Volume Hits All-Time High

Anheuser-Busch InBev’s global revenue reached $54.3 billion in 2021, the company reported today during its full-year and Q4 2021 earnings report. CEO Michel Doukeris noted that the world’s largest beer manufacturer’s volume hit an “all time high” in 2021, increasing +9.6% for full-year 2021, to nearly 581.7 million hectoliters (495 million barrels).

Squatters Founders Buy Back Restaurants and Brewpubs

Squatters Founders Buy Back Restaurants and Brewpubs

Squatters founders Peter Cole and Jeff Polychronis’ PRC Restaurant Company, along with boutique investment firm Sentry Financial and local investors, acquired the Salt Lake Brewing Company from CANarchy.

Boston Beer Supply Chain Leader Quincy Troupe to Exit Company;  Hard Seltzer Slowdown Fallout Detailed in Annual Report

Boston Beer Supply Chain Leader Quincy Troupe to Exit Company; Hard Seltzer Slowdown Fallout Detailed in Annual Report

Boston Beer Company announced the exit of one of its top executives, as well as offered a deep dive into its business across a pair of filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Tuesday evening. In an 8-K filing, Boston Beer reported that Quincy Troupe, senior VP of supply chain, tendered his resignation on February 21.

US Brewers Ship 12.3 Million Barrels in January 2022; Shipments -6% Compared to January 2021

US Brewers Ship 12.3 Million Barrels in January 2022; Shipments -6% Compared to January 2021

Domestic tax paid estimates from the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau shared by the Beer Institute (BI) reveal a slow start to 2022. U.S. brewers shipped 12.3 million barrels of product in January 2022, a 6.2% decline (-815,000 barrels) compared to January 2021’s 13.1 million barrels, according to the estimates shared by the BI.

Boston Beer Revenue Tops $2 Billion in 2021; Hard Seltzer Slowdown Drags Q4 Earnings

Boston Beer Revenue Tops $2 Billion in 2021; Hard Seltzer Slowdown Drags Q4 Earnings

Boston Beer Company’s full-year net revenue reached a record $2.058 billion, an 18.5% increase over 2020, the company reported today. However, the news coming out of the company’s Q4 earnings report wasn’t all rosy, with the effects of the hard seltzer slowdown dragging down the company’s results.