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hopulist issue 3

Welcome to issue 3 of Hopulist. This month we feature Duration Brewing, Beer Guerrilla tap room and bottle shop, The Craft Beer Channel, a review of the craft beer year and much more...

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A brew<br />

to save<br />

the crew<br />

Scottish craft beer powerhouse BrewDog is<br />

quickly integrating itself into the community<br />

of Columbus, Ohio – the location of its new<br />

$30million brewery – by creating a special new<br />

brew to raise funds for the local football club.<br />

Major League Soccer outfit Columbus Crew has<br />

fallen on hard times and is crowdfunding to try<br />

and ensure its future participation in the United<br />

States’ premiere football competition. BrewDog<br />

has decided to step in and do its bit for its new<br />

local area by brewing a limited 4.4% golden ale<br />

called Crew Brew – all of the profits of which will<br />

be donated to the Save the Crew campaign.<br />

A statement on the BrewDog website explained:<br />

“At BrewDog, we are world leading pioneers<br />

and experts in crowd-funding and community<br />

ownership. Indeed our own business is part<br />

owned by a community of over 60,000 craft beer<br />

lovers and we have raised over $60million through<br />

crowdfunding over the last few years. We would<br />

love to facilitate and be involved in a potential<br />

purchase of the Columbus Crew from it’s current<br />

ownership structure and then immediately look<br />

to sell at least half of it back to the fans through<br />

crowdfunding.<br />

“We passionately believe the best people to<br />

own things are the ones who care the most about<br />

them.”

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