Yuengling

Mr. Yuengling is cautious with money, he says, because he remembers hard times in the late 1950s and early 1960s when a veteran employee at the brewer — then run by his grandfather — warned the younger man that the company was barely making payroll and urged him to pursue another career.

After 181 Years, Local Beer Stops Playing Hard to Get David Kesmodel 2010

In the past year, distributors in Texas, Tennessee and elsewhere have decided to eschew Anheuser's incentives and begin selling rival beers such as Yuengling Lager, as well as wine and spirits.

Beer Distributors Want 2008

In the past few years, some distributors have eschewed Anheuser's incentives to begin selling other brands, such as Yuengling Lager.

Anheuser Eases Its Policy 2008

1 Yuengling, which is not a publicly traded company ... it is privately owned by the Yuengling family in Pennsylvania

unknown title 2009

According to an article in last Friday’s St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the target audience is “what A-B’s marketing department calls ‘experimenters’ — drinkers who bounce around among various beers such as Yuengling, Fat Tire, Hoegaarden and Budweiser.”citeBud American Ale has 5.1 percent alcohol by volume, according to label filings.

Archive 2008-05-01 2008

According to an article in last Friday’s St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the target audience is “what A-B’s marketing department calls ‘experimenters’ — drinkers who bounce around among various beers such as Yuengling, Fat Tire, Hoegaarden and Budweiser.”citeBud American Ale has 5.1 percent alcohol by volume, according to label filings.

Some Would Say That They Are Trying To Play For Both Teams 2008

If you like beer, a tour of the Yuengling Brewery would also be worth it.

Talk about Travel 2011

Must put down Yuengling and conservativemountaineer

NEXT. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState 2010

Obviously you never had Sam Adams, or Dogfish Head, or Sierra Nevada, or, on the value end, Yuengling …

Matthew Yglesias » Endgame 2010

For lunch two days this week I had seveal Yuengling lagers with a greasy cheesesteak.

Learn To Pair Beer With Food | Lifehacker Australia 2010