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Boston Beer Focused on Maintaining Twisted Tea Growth, Stabilizing Truly

Boston Beer Focused on Maintaining Twisted Tea Growth, Stabilizing Truly

Boston Beer’s shipments declined again in Q2 – down -4.5%, to 2.3 million barrels. However, the company is still confident in its projections and its “strategic priorities remained unchanged,” founder Jim Koch said Thursday during the company’s call with investors.

Boston Beer Q2 Shipments -4.5%, Depletions -3%

Boston Beer Q2 Shipments -4.5%, Depletions -3%

Boston Beer Company reported its second quarter earnings today, with net revenue declining -2.1%, to $603.3 million, compared to the same period in 2022.

Boston Beer CFO to Depart Company in April

Boston Beer CFO to Depart Company in April

After seven years at Boston Beer Company, CFO Frank Smalla will exit in mid-April, the company announced in an 8-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Boston Beer’s 2023 Strategy: Maintain Twisted Tea Growth, Stem Truly Hard Seltzer Losses; Execs Project Seltzer Segment to Decline -10% to -15%

Boston Beer’s 2023 Strategy: Maintain Twisted Tea Growth, Stem Truly Hard Seltzer Losses; Execs Project Seltzer Segment to Decline -10% to -15%

Boston Beer Company’s top priorities in 2023 are sustaining double-digit growth for Twisted Tea and stemming the losses for Truly Hard Seltzer, executives shared during the company’s Q4 and full-year earnings report. Leadership laid out their 2023 plans to investors. Here are some of the highlights of Thursday’s call with investors and analysts.