Your next six pack might cost you a little more. Inflation is costing breweries more to make and bottle their drinks, and some of those costs are being passed on to you.
from June 2021 to June 2022 according to the Consumer Price Index, and the demand for aluminum cans is only expected to go up.
"It's pricing existing businesses out," said Hembree."You know, businesses much larger than me aren't able to pivot as fast, they are succumbing to what's going on." "We're actually gonna be combining our efforts," said Hembree."I get to go back to brewing beer. I'll be brewing sake, I'll be brewing kombucha, seltzers, all kinds of stuff."
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