Old Orchard Liquors

Craft beer has experienced a definite flow in popularity. In fact, many are likening it to the popularity flow that wine enjoyed several decades ago. When you add the number of Nano breweries now operating to the immense list of micro and craft breweries, you can certainly see an emerging trend. That trend is growth - and it's set to continue for the long term. Where might craft beer go, though? Breweries are enjoying the side effects of globalization and international marketing, as well. Once, it was international beers that sold well. This was largely because people were simply not happy with the lack of taste, selection, body and flavor available from traditional "American" beers. Today, though, those consumers are finding that local breweries are able to create more taste, flavor and diversity than international breweries. However, it might not all be roses. As Craft beer becomes more popular, retailers will dedicate more and more shelf space to those brands that s...