Posted on 10/30/2019 8:05:39 PM PDT by Steven Scharf
Brewing titan Molson Coors undergoes name change, looks to cut up to 500 jobs TOM DAYKIN | MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL
USA TODAY MILWAUKEE – The parent of MillerCoors LLC will be moving hundreds of corporate office jobs to Milwaukee, a restructuring move that will result in the loss of 400 to 500 employees throughout the company.
The number of jobs coming to Milwaukee isn't yet known, a company representative said Wednesday. But Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett said it will be hundreds of good-paying white-collar jobs.
Barrett, at a City Hall news conference following the company's announcement, said his administration and Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. officials have been working Molson Coors Brewing Co., the corporate parent of MillerCoors, on plans to move jobs to Milwaukee.
New phase, new name The move will grow a workforce that has its roots in Miller Brewing Co., even as the MillerCoors name is dropped.
MillerCoors will now be known as Molson Coors Beverage Co.
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Couldn’t agree more.
That’s when he met his future wife, Katherine Ross.
me, too
the inbev tentacles are deep in the industry. gotta google it from time to time to see what acquisitions they have made, so that I know what to boycott.
I have also shunned sam adams nowadays, since they made a beer to “salute” rbg.
shame....I liked their beers, too.
Lake Michigan water is delicious.
It’s the beer that made Milt Famey walk us
In honor of this news and the end of the World Series I will post the punchline and let you remember the joke:
“Why that’s the beer that made Mel Famey walk us.”
Indeed
dont know for sure....gotta think it, though
East bound and down
loaded up and truckin’
We’re gonna do what they say can’t be done
(in my old age, I have developed a taste for Caronalita, seven ounces is just enough)
The Coors family are/were good people. I once worked with Adolf’s great grandson. He’s great conservative American, looked just like him too.
Make that “ex-brewing titan”. Yay for Milwaukee, they can be the capitol of crappy pale pilsner beer that any normal person would be ashamed to serve anywhere but a BF Skinner hoe-down.
I’m from a nearby state, we’ve been calling Coors “Rocky Mountain piss-water” for the last 40 years (that I can remember, probably longer than that).
Me too. I’m also not a fan of IPAs, no idea how that got popular. Must be a hipster thing.
I’m from a nearby state, we’ve been calling Coors “Rocky Mountain piss-water” for the last 40 years (that I can remember, probably longer than that).
The reservoir above Golden Co. is where the local kids stop to empty their bladders late at night.
It gives Coors that “special” flavor.
I drink amber & brown ales all year long. Why the change to pilsners in summer?
Wasn't their slogan, "It's the water"? There were popular t-shirts back when with a boy peeing just above the slogan. Or was that Olympia beer?
Other than micro-breweries, the only decent mass produced beer is Samuel Adams with all their different brews. Heineken tastes sour and leaves an after taste. Corona is okay with the lime. The Philippine's San Miguel is okay, but I may be biased after spending months at sea. Australia's Fosters is over rated. Molson is not too bad.
All of the water we use is privately owned (Adolph bought the rights and land), fenced off and purified extensively before it’s allowed into the plant. We call it, “A,” water.
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