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Alamo Beer Files for Bankruptcy Amid Craft Beer Struggles

2/9/2025

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Alamo Beer Company in San Antonio has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid declining craft beer sales.
Operating at only 20% capacity, it produces 7,500 barrels annually, with a potential of 40,000.
The brewery plans to restructure and strengthen its position after previous expansions through acquisitions.
The alcohol industry is facing challenges, with other companies like Vintage Wine Estates also declaring bankruptcy.
San Antonio's alcohol sellers have struggled, resulting in several closures throughout 2023.

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Alamo Beer Company in San Antonio has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid declining craft beer sales.
Operating at only 20% capacity, it produces 7,500 barrels annually, with a potential of 40,000.
The brewery plans to restructure and strengthen its position after previous expansions through acquisitions.
The alcohol industry is facing challenges, with other companies like Vintage Wine Estates also declaring bankruptcy.
San Antonio's alcohol sellers have struggled, resulting in several closures throughout 2023.