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2017 Beverage Marketing Directory - Print Version 2017 Edition (Published January 2017) more than 1,050 pages, with 14,000+ brands, 19,500+ key executives and 6,000+ beverage companies. Covers the entire United States’ and Canadian beverage industry. For A Full The Beverage Marketing Directory Print Version is the industry's premier fact-checking and prospecting source book. List of Includes extras not found in the database versions such as market Available trend overviews, government and trade associations, and industry Databases, supplier listings, plus a 14,000+ brand index. Go To BMCCompanyDB.com INSIDE: SAMPLE PAGES AVAILABLE FORMAT & Samples of this PRICING publication’s contents, data and layout. 2 Print Version $1,550 To learn more, to place an advance order or to inquire about additional user licenses call: Andrew Standardi +1 740.314.8380 ext. 252 [email protected] HAVE Contact Andrew Standardi: (U.S. only) 800-332-6222 x 252 or ? QUESTIONS? 740-314-8380 x 252 [email protected] Beverage Marketing Corporation 143 Canton Road, 2nd Floor, Wintersville, OH 43953 Tel: 800-332-6222 | 740-314-8380 Fax: 740-314-8639 The 2017 Beverage Marketing Directory The information contained in this Directory was extensively researched, edited and verified. Every effort was made to provide dependable accurate data. However, the publisher cannot guarantee complete accuracy nor assume responsibility as to the companies listed or omitted from this Directory. Copyright © 2017 Beverage Marketing Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction by any means not permitted. Note the new copyright law, PL 94-553 (90 Sta. 2541). Library of Congress ISSN 0160-9580 Contents Introduction v Milk Companies 583 How To Use the Soy Companies 595 Beverage Marketing Directory vii Alcoholic Beverage Importers 597 U.S. Beverage Market Review xi ÐBeer Importers 598 ÐTable Listing xii ÐWine, Spirits & Cider Importers 602 ÐThe Malt Beverage Market xiii Canadian Beverage Companies ÐThe Wine Market xvii ÐSoft Drink Bottlers/Distributors 611 ÐThe Distilled Spirits Market xxiii ÐBottled Water Companies 617 ÐThe Soft Drink Market xxix ÐBreweries 623 ÐThe Bottled Water Market xxxiii ÐCraft/Microbreweries 627 ÐThe Fruit Beverage Market xxxvii ÐDistilleries 629 ÐThe Coffee Market xli ÐWineries/Cider 631 ÐThe Tea Market xlv ÐSoft Drink Franchise Companies 635 ÐThe Milk Market xlix ÐSports and Energy Drink Companies 637 ÐAlcoholic Beverage Importers 639 Governmental Agencies 641 Beer Wholesalers 1 ÐFederal Agencies 642 Craft Beer Wholesalers 105 ÐState Agencies 642 Wine & Spirits Wholesalers 171 Trade Associations 645 Soft Drink Bottlers/Distributors 221 ÐNational Trade Associations 646 Bottled Water Companies 351 ÐState Beer Associations 647 Breweries 483 ÐState Wine and Liquor Associations 648 Craft/Microbreweries 489 ÐState Soft Drink Associations 648 Distilleries 507 ÐRetail Trade Associations 648 Wineries/Cider 513 ÐCanadian Trade Associations 651 Soft Drink Franchise Companies 539 Trade Publications 653 Sports/Protein Beverages 545 Beverage Buyer's Guide 657 Energy Drinks/Energy Shots 547 ÐClassification Index 658 Functional Beverages 551 ÐSupplier Companies 661 Fruit Juice/Drink Companies 555 Company Index 983 Coffee Companies 569 Personnel Index 1009 Tea Companies 575 Brand Index 1071 BEVERAGE MARKETING DIRECTORY iii Beer Wholesalers Beer Wholesalers ALABAMA ( Mobile ) Phone: 205-942-9403 Employees: 20 to 29 Brands: Boston Beer, Coors Family ALABAMA Fax #: 205-942-9403 Delivery Vehicles: 5 to 9 Brands, Crown/Constellation [email protected] Sales: $5,000,000 to $9,999,999 Beer, Foster's, Gambrinus Alabaster www.alabev.com County: Morgan Company, Heineken-Dutch Chairman/President: Harry A. Brands: Anheuser-Busch-Equity Brands, Heineken-Femsa Brands, *ALABAMA CROWN DIST CO Kampakis Mike's Hard Lemonade [Georgia Crown Dist Co] General Manager: Steve Barth Dothan Company, Miller Family Brands, [Mc Donough, GA 30253] Chief Fin Officer: Michael Silinsky NAB-Seagram's Brands, New 1330 Corporate Woods Dr Employees: 75 to 99 *ADAMS BEVERAGES INC Belgium, Pabst, Spoetzl Brewery Alabaster, AL 35007 Delivery Vehicles: 20 to 29 3116 John D Odom Road (Shiner), United States Beverage, Phone: 205-605-1400 Sales: $30,000,000 to $39,999,999 Dothan, AL 36303 Yuengling, Leinenkugel Brewing, President: Donald Leebern I I I County: Jefferson Phone: 334-983-5161 Brown-Forman-Jack Daniels Dir-Sales: Bob Robertson Computer Hardware: Windows/ Fax #: 334-983-9482 Warehouse Manager: Carlos Host Inet Server Chairman: William C. Adams *TURNER BEVERAGE COMPANY Stanton Computer Software: Micro Vane President: Philip Mullin 1935 Max Luther Dr Employees: 30 to 39 dBev Vice President: Steve Wamich Huntsville, AL 35811 Delivery Vehicles: 10 to 19 Brands: Anchor Brewing, Coors Employees: 40 to 49 Phone: 256-852-2183 Sales: $10,000,000 to $14,999,999 Family Brands, Crown/ Delivery Vehicles: 20 to 29 Fax #: 256-852-2307 County: Shelby Constellation Beer, Diageo Beer Sales: $5,000,000 to $9,999,999 Chairman/President: Gordon S. Brands: Crown/Constellation Beer, Company USA, F X Matt Brew County: Houston Turner Diageo Beer Company USA, (Saranac), Gambrinus Company, Brands: Anheuser-Busch-Equity, Vice President: Tod Taylor Gambrinus Company, Heineken- Heineken-Femsa Brands, Molson Craft Brewers Alliance Employees: 75 to 99 Dutch Brands, Heineken-Femsa Brands, NAB-Genesee/Dundee, Delivery Vehicles: 20 to 29 Brands, Heineken-Newcastle NAB-Labatt Brands, NAB- UNITED DISTRIBUTING CO Sales: $40,000,000 to $49,999,999 Brand, NAB-Genesee/Dundee, Seagram's Brands, Spoetzl P.O.Box 1286 County: Madison NAB-Labatt Brands, Pabst, Sierra Brewery (Shiner), United States Dothan, AL 36302 Brands: Anheuser-Busch-Equity, Nevada, Spoetzl Brewery Beverage, Warsteiner Imports, Phone: 334-793-2688 Craft Brewers Alliance (Shiner), Warsteiner Imports, Merchant Du Vin, Duvel Fax #: 334-794-1633 Moosehead USA Moortgat USA, Wetten Importers, Owner/President: Ken Mourton Lanett Shelton Brothers Import, St. General Manager: Don Mc Clure Alexandria Killian Importing Sales Manager: Keith Morning *ROYAL BEVERAGE COMPANY Employees: 30 to 39 [La Grange Grocery Co] *SUPREME BEVERAGE COMPANY *BIRMINGHAM BUDWEISER Delivery Vehicles: 10 to 19 [La Grange, GA 30241] [Supreme Beverage Company] 141 Industrial Drive Sales: $10,000,000 to $14,999,999 P.O.Box 697 [Birmingham, AL 35202] Birmingham, AL 35211 County: Houston Lanett, AL 36863 P.O.Box 495 Phone: 205-945-4893 Brands: Boston Beer, Coors Family Phone: 334-644-1978 Alexandria, AL 36250 Fax #: 205-945-0641 Brands, Crown/Constellation Fax #: 706-812-8729 Phone: 256-820-6686 President: John C. Dobbs Jr. Beer, Diageo Beer Company President: Al Zachry Fax #: 256-820-4169 General Manager: Keith Nelson USA, Foster's, Gambrinus Sales Manager: Randy Neighbors [email protected] Employees: 100 or more Company, Heineken-Dutch Employees: 5 to 9 www.supremebeverage.com Delivery Vehicles: 40 to 49 Brands, Heineken-Femsa Brands, Delivery Vehicles: 1 to 4 Office Manager: Julie Harper Sales: $75,000,000 to $99,999,999 Mike's Hard Lemonade Sales: $2,000,000 to $2,999,999 Warehouse Manager: Archie County: Jefferson Company, Miller Family Brands, County: Chambers Ramey Brands: Anheuser-Busch-Equity, Molson Brands, NAB-Labatt Brands: Anheuser-Busch-Equity, Employees: 50 to 74 Craft Brewers Alliance, United Brands, NAB-Seagram's Brands, Craft Brewers Alliance, Kirin Delivery Vehicles: 10 to 19 States Beverage, United Brands Pabst, Spoetzl Brewery (Shiner), Brewery Co Ltd Sales: $5,000,000 to $9,999,999 Co United States Beverage, County: Calhoun Yuengling, Leinenkugel Brewing Loxley Brands: Boston Beer, Coors Family *SUPREME BEVERAGE COMPANY P.O.Box 2725 Harpersville Brands, Crown/Constellation *BUDWEISER-BUSCH DIST CO Beer, Diageo Beer Company Birmingham, AL 35202 [Budweiser-Busch Dist Co] USA, Foster's, Gambrinus Phone: 205-251-8010 *BAMA BUDWEISER-SYLACAUGA [Mobile, AL 36617] Company, Heineken-Dutch Fax #: 205-458-3316 P.O.Box 207 16430 Black Devine Road Brands, Heineken-Femsa Brands, [email protected] Harpersville, AL 35078 Loxley, AL 36551 Mike's Hard Lemonade President: J.B. Schilleci Jr. Phone: 256-249-8578 Phone: 251-964-5087 Company, Miller Family Brands, V P/General Manager: Michael Fax #: 205-642-0041 Fax #: 251-964-6065 NAB-Seagram's Brands, New Schilleci [email protected] Vice President: Mark E. Hughes Belgium, Pabst, Yuengling, Chief Fin Officer: James Hall President: Frank Schilleci Sales Manager: Kenny Talbot Leinenkugel Brewing Employees: 100 or more General Manager: Sammy Blocker Delivery Vehicles: 100 or more Employees: 50 to 74 Employees: 40 to 49 Attalla Sales: $50,000,000 to $74,999,999 Delivery Vehicles: 10 to 19 Delivery Vehicles: 10 to 19 County: Jefferson Sales: $5,000,000 to $9,999,999 Sales: $3,000,000 to $4,999,999 *GADSDEN BUDWEISER DIST CO Brands: Boston Beer, Crown/ County: Talladega County: Baldwin Brands: Anheuser-Busch-Equity, [Birmingham Budweiser] Constellation Beer, Diageo Beer Brands: Anheuser-Busch-Equity, Craft Brewers Alliance, Kirin [Birmingham, AL 35211] Company USA, Foster's, Craft Brewers Alliance Brewery Co Ltd, Goose Island 200 J D Smith Drive Heineken-Dutch Brands, Mike's Beer Co, Four Loko, Global Beer Attalla, AL 35954 Hard Lemonade Company, Miller Huntsville Network, Avenel Imports Phone: 256-538-3871 Family Brands, NAB-Labatt Fax #: 256-538-2349 Brands, NAB-Seagram's Brands, *SUPREME BEVERAGE COMPANY Mobile President: Jay Dobbs New Belgium, Pabst, Yuengling, [Supreme Beverage Company] General Manager: Keith
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  • Creekside Café

    Creekside Café

    Creekside Café We’re committed to delivering superior quality products from around Alaska and the world to accompany our delicious, home- made food, while doing our part to preserve beautiful Denali for future generations. We work with local breweries to bring you delicious craft brews that will not generate landfill waste, in accordance with our commitment to the Denali Zero Landfill Pro- ject and our friends at the Denali Education Center. Ask your server for more information on the project OR for their favorite pairings to accompany tonight’s menu. ALASKAN CRAFT BEER ALSO AVAILABLE... ALASKAN BREWING COMPANY | JUNEAU Miller High Life $4 Alaskan Amber Alt Style Amber (5.3%) $6 Guinness Draught $7 Alaskan Kolsch Belgian Kolsch (5.3%) $6 Stiegl Radler Grapefruit $7 Alaskan Freeride American Pale Ale (5.3%) $6 JK’s Scrumpy Hard Cider $7 MIDNIGHT SUN BREWING COMPANY | ANCHORAGE St. Pauli Girl Non-alcoholic $4 Kodiak Brown American Brown Ale (5.0%) $6 Panty Peeler Belgian Style Tripel (8.5%) $6 Martinsancho Verdejo Verdejo grapes have long been grown in Spain’s volatile Wolfpack Pilsner Pilsner Lager (5.0%) $6 Rueda region. Zesty, fresh lemon and lime, grassy green DENALI BREWING COMPANY | TALKEETNA tones and minerality make this the perfect summer wine. Mother Ale American Blonde Ale (5.4%) $6 The Sauvignon Blanc drinker looking for a change will certainly enjoy this Spanish delight! Twister Creek India Pale Ale (6.7%) $6 THE WORLD OF WINE Glass/Bottle Crane Lake White Zinfandel, North Coast, California, 2015……..……….……………………………………………………….7/26