AB InBev closes two US craft breweries
AB InBev has shut the doors of two of its US breweries, Wynwood Brewing in Miami, Florida, and Golden Road Brewing in Sacramento, California.
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AB InBev has shut the doors of two of its US breweries, Wynwood Brewing in Miami, Florida, and Golden Road Brewing in Sacramento, California.
Wynwood Brewing of Miami is the latest AB InBev casualty, joining various other Anheuser-purchased breweries closed or sold off.
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