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$11 $13 $16 $18 $20 $23 $25 $27 $29 $32 $34 Jan 25, 2009 Jul 12, 2009 Jan 24, 2010 Jul 11, 2010 Jan 23, 2011 July 30, 2011 March 25, 2012 January 6, 2013 "It seems more consumers are willing to skip buying cheaper beer in mass quantities in favor of buying a higher-quality local product." – National Public Radio, May 18, 2012 DISTRIBUTORS THAT ARE SUCCESSFULLY SELLING CRAFT… 2009 2010 2011 2012 14.3% 15.1% 14.9% 12.9% 4.1% 0.8% 0.9% 4.1% Category - Beer Craft WHY CRAFT? CRAFT IS THE GROWTH ENGINE FOR BEER Total U.S. Supermarkets - % and Actual Dollar ($M) Chg Vs YA This data provided by Symphony IRI Group which tracks sales for craft brewers within the total U.S. supermarket channel. Visit their website at www.symphonyiri.com. For Symphony IRI, contact Dan Wandel, at 312.474.4947 or [email protected] Small • Independent • Traditional Brewers Association, 736 Pearl St. Boulder, CO 80302 • BrewersAssociation.org • 303.447.0816 Data is year-to-date January 2013 ...are committed and investing in the Craft category in the following areas: They have a Craft manager who is beer passionate They actively educate and train their sales staff on the Craft segment They develop market plans with specific and measurable goals They relax their SKU policy and are receptive and flexible to carrying more SKUs They are actively promoting Craft Beer with key craft retailers They promote Craft Beer on their website and participate in craft oriented events Photos © 2011 SHutterstock, LLC. WHY NOW? THE CRAFT SEGMENT CONTINUES TO BE THE PRICING LEADER IN THE BEER CATEGORY Total U.S. Supermarkets CRAFT SEGMENT Avg price per case in USD CRAFT IMPORT DOMESTIC SUPER PREMIUM DOMESTIC PREMIUM DOMESTIC SUB-PREMIUM 2009 2010 2011 2012 Beer $326,425 $51,255 $76,681 $345,945 Craft $78,373 $97,989 $118,769 $130,599

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CRAFT IMPORT DOMESTIC  SUPER  PREMIUM DOMESTIC  PREMIUM DOMESTIC  SUB-­‐PREMIUM

"It seems more consumers are willing to skip buying cheaper beer in mass quantities in favor of buying a higher-quality local product." – National Public Radio, May 18, 2012

DISTRIBUTORS THAT ARE SUCCESSFULLY SELLING CRAFT…

2009 2010 2011 2012

14.3%15.1%14.9%

12.9%

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Category - Beer Craft

WHY CRAFT?CRAFT IS THE GROWTH ENGINE FOR BEERTotal U.S. Supermarkets - % and Actual Dollar ($M) Chg Vs YA

This data provided by Symphony IRI Group which tracks sales for craft brewers within the total U.S. supermarket channel. Visit their website at www.symphonyiri.com. For Symphony IRI, contact Dan Wandel, at 312.474.4947 or [email protected]

Small • Independent • TraditionalBrewers Association, 736 Pearl St. Boulder, CO 80302 • BrewersAssociation.org • 303.447.0816

Data is year-to-date January 2013

...are committed and investing in the Craft category in the following areas:

• They have a Craft manager who is beer passionate

• They actively educate and train their sales staff on the Craft segment

• They develop market plans with specific and measurable goals

• They relax their SKU policy and are receptive and flexible to carrying more SKUs

• They are actively promoting Craft Beer with key craft retailers

• They promote Craft Beer on their website and participate in craft oriented events

Photos © 2011 SHutterstock, LLC.

WHY NOW?THE CRAFT SEGMENT CONTINUES TO BE THE PRICING

LEADER IN THE BEER CATEGORYTotal U.S. Supermarkets CRAFT SEGMENTAvg price per case in USD

CRAFT IMPORT DOMESTIC SUPER PREMIUM DOMESTIC PREMIUM DOMESTIC SUB-PREMIUM

2009 2010 2011 2012Beer $326,425 $51,255 $76,681 $345,945Craft $78,373 $97,989 $118,769 $130,599

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Brewers Associationwww.BrewersAssociation.org

Makers of craft beer are referred to as craft brewers. An American craft brewer is small (makes less than 6 million barrels of beer a year), is independently owned and uses tra-ditional ingredients. For a full definition visit BrewersAssociation.org.

Find all current BA Sell Sheets at tinyurl.com/BASellSheets.