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Still no dilution?
In simple terms, what is short interest and ftd? I don't have a finance degree.
Still no dilution? I'm confused, some are saying dilution.
Won't kill us if they do, would just mean that someone else will own those shares. Considering all the recent news, I'm not selling for anything until I think the pps is where it deserves to be.
That's great, just looked at the website finebeers.ca
Looks very good, mentions that they're in with the European market as well. Very happy about this.
Looks like the CEO of 1812 is handling business well, with good people in the beer market, very impressed,
Nothing to do but wait for more news.
What's the news?
When Rasing Cane's opened it's first Chicago location this week, over 400 people waited in line, its all over the internet, it's still my opinion that there is money in Chicken(and thats what customers would love), and it'd be great to see this venture into a nationwide sports bar place, but whats a good name?. The question is though, what's better, wings or tenders?
What do others refer to battered chicken breast cuts as, strip, tenders, etc?
Beer, sports, food.
What's everyone's favorite sauce?
Hot or sweet?
Buffalo?
Sweet bbq?
Honey Mustard?
Sweet and sour?
Ranch?
Blue cheese?
Then there's Chik FIL A Polynesian, omg so good.
Zaxbys sauce, great.
Local place called Guthrie's has amazing sauce similar to Zaxbys, except better, all Guthrie's sells is chicken fingers and fries, really good.
Hooter's mild perfect.
Then there's like lemon pepper or Cajun seasonings..
I like honey teriyaki.
There's alot more choices, dipped or glazed?
What's the best way?
Joe's Crab shack use to have a plum sauce or something with it's coconut shrimp, dunno how that'd taste on chicken but that was a really good sauce, and their coconut shrimp was amazing.
This company could get so big that they'll need to bottle/can more than that.
Everyone knows that there are many beers, you aren't even making a point, we're here because we're interested in this particular brand and the distribution of it and such. There are good things happening and there's no denying that.
Hey it's possible!
Here is a list of all the Molson Coors Beers!
With the awards 1812 has earned, I'd assume this is in good standing.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Molson_Coors_brands
All good things, really ambitious outlook. Very excited for more and more distribution news ! Canada, NYC, I imagine there will be more.
Good question regarding direct orders.
I Just wrote Hop City Beer and Wine in Birmingham, Al asking if they have 1812 Amber Ale available, waiting on reply.
No one posted this yet, guess what,
Big Publications, in the last few days, 1812 has been mentioned in Barron's and The Wall Street Journal!
https://www.wsj.com/articles/1812-brewing-company-s-war-of-1812-amber-ale-wins-gold-medal-and-amber-category-champion-in-world-beer-championships-in-chicago-01673964412
https://www.barrons.com/articles/1812-brewing-company-s-war-of-1812-amber-ale-wins-gold-medal-and-amber-category-champion-in-world-beer-championships-in-chicago-01673964412
Beer Festivals
https://bestbeerfestivals.com/us-beer-festivals
https://www.gearpatrol.com/food/drinks/a599088/best-beer-festivals-in-america/
Also, I've seen breweries appear at Big BBQ festivals and such.
Very good. Seems as if KEGS is building a customer base. I realize it's sold in NYC, Canada, Taprm, s9ld to 45 stay3s, etc. And working to further distribution, in time this should succeed thankfully because of customers.
At the end of the day, it's all about customers...and supplying them with good beer.
Very happy.
Hope your mom gets better soon.
I've also seen that happen a few times, that's why I'm so excited about KEGS, plus we have a CEO with reputable business experience, we have a really good product in a huge multi billion dollar BEER market:
Beer revenue in U.S. alone, 125.4 Billion, with 7.86 expected annual growth rate
Plus, what if we exported to several foreign countries in addition to Canada? China drinks alot of beer...135 billion annually in revenue worth
https://www.statista.com/outlook/cmo/alcoholic-drinks/beer/united-states
Well on second thought, China doesn't import much u.s. beer, only in the tens of millions of dollars worth each year, but you know, anything can happen, many other countries may get a taste of this stuff and love it. This could become the first big American beer that China imports, or anywhere for that matter, other places could take a preference to the taste.
I sometimes drink Stella Artois, that's imported here....it's my beer of choice.
Maybe 1812 will enter as many beer competitions as possible.
That's good!
In my opinion this should have left the tripsforever on today's news. Still good though, everything lining up nicely, I imagine that we will have more good updates.
Very happy with this distributor.
Since I can tell that this company likes sports...has me thinking, maybe one day acquisition a sports bar, and chicken place, with burgers, does anyone realize how big chicken is in the U.S. alone?
It's big, to put it simply, just the top few restaurants sell tens of tens of billions in fried chicken annually, chicken fil a, etc.
Billions!
Buffalo wild wings isn't included in the top few, nor is like Wingstop, or wingzone also really big.....but wings, are also a big market, not just sandwiches and tenders, Chillis has great tenders.
Then there's burgers, once privately owned whatburger, before being acquired by jp Morgan, was owned by a man that abandoned aspirations in oil and diamond mining, because he figured out there was more money for him in burgers, and he made billions.
In and out, another story, youngest billionaire in the United States is the lady that is the heir and owner of in and out.
I've noticed a trend, the simpler menus tend to be the most successful, now i realize that 1812 may be 5 star and have a much better menu, however, maybe its possible to one day aquire a sports bar chain, or develop one, and do something more simple. I've got a few ideas.
Even Ric flair just opened a Fried chicken chain.
And guess what, the fastest growing restaurant chain in America is a Fried chicken chain started in a Holkywood California parking lot by a man trained under a 5 star chef, Dave's Hot Chicken.
Cheesesteak
Chicken tenders
Wings
Riblets
Burgers
Funnel cakes
Fried peach and apple pies
Beer
Beer
Beer
Fries
Cheese fries and chili cheese fries
Onion rings
Maybe other deserts, like cheesecake or like a banana flavored cheesecake with brownie layers, however once again, maybe simpler better
Milkshakes
Fried cheese curds
Things of this nature
Any thoughts?
There's money in Chicken, Beer, and televised live sports.
The longest lasting and best restraunt on the Strip at the University of Alabama is Buffalo Phil's, Beer, wings, sports.
Well once again, multiple billion dollar markeHooter... for chicken, beer sports, Hooters...unlike hooters though, I think we could hire cute girls, but no uniforms, let them do their own thing, if they want to wear cut off Jean shorts and a their favorite football jersey, let them, they know what they're doing and they know how to look pretty.
Another successful wing place here, founded by former University of Alabama player, Baumhower's Wings.
Chicken everywhere across this country is bringing in billions, along with beer, and sports....
When is the Watertown location expecting to open?
Glad that I learned of this expansion, good sign of more to come.
Already up 10%, looking good.
Great news.
Another gold medal.
Happy waiting for more news!
Wish I could buy more shares right now.
We have the best ceo in the otc.
Wonder what Kegs plans next, very excited.
Why are people selling lower than they're buying? Should be opposite to increase worth for everyone
I read that the owner of the hockey team, Tyler Weese, also owns a hotel, The Roxy; I wonder if 1812 is also being sold there, I hope so! The more places the better, people may try it there, then seek it out other places as well, and recommend it and so forth.
What I'd like to see is some really good chefs, try this out, James Beard winners, Michelin, and even more just common style eateries, I read about restaurants and food everyday on Microsoft MSN dot com, and always looking into good restraunts per every state, must try places, best burger, best pizza, best seafood, best Italian, best historic places, etc. Etc.
Just read of a seafood place on the water in North Carolina that's a must try, and even highly rated places like Rodney Scott's Whole Hog BBQ, that sell a variety of beers, I'd love to see everyone try 1812, hope we make some good friends and get this out there.
Wonder what chefs will eventually get a taste of this award winning beer.
MSN basically provides content from all other publications, so a vast amount of knowledge and such. There's a Food and Drink section. I Read MSN several hours a day.
There's a publication in New York, Bon Appétit, they have a Chef on a YouTube Channel, Brad, and a few others, they often incorporate alcohol into their media.
Alot of good publications out there, I once had a subscription to Garden & Gun, which talks of food and drink alot, I wonder if 1812 can get an I terrier and articles or media sooner or later.
Well I'm very excited, I'm sure those things are possible.
Some college stadiums are selling beer now. Very happy to wait and see what good things are possible with this company. The CEO, judging by his resume, is very capable of making business deals, we will see what happens. Looking forward to the future.
Now I do wonder this, what all grocery chains can this potentially be sent to.
Most, WalMart even, have forms that be submitted for new products, I'm not exactly sure how it all goes, and what all would need to be done, eventually, to increase bottling, logistically capacity; however, I do know, many great things are possible.
If it's in x amount of stores though, will still need to time get the word out, marketing plans, so that everyone will buy this award winning beer.
He just wants to grow the company with good products that make customers happy. Stop making things complicated.
Everything won't happen overnight, patience is a virtue.
Happy holding my position, we will all just have to wait for news, updates, it's that simple. This isn't a stagnant company.
Up 14 percent already, not bad
I've been considering ways that the company can get the brand's name out there, get noticed, was thinking they could do something with the USO, for the troops, then read this Miller Coors article and had an idea, those devastated by disaster, maybe eventually the company could partner with an organization to bottle clean drinking water and send it to affected areas, when I use to work at a Publix distribution center, they'd always send water to areas affected by natural disasters. Not to lose money, adjust it on the taxes or something, but maybe they could do a charity water gig on the side and somehow come up with a way to have the costs paid for. Everybody wins, including those in need.
A benevolent initiative.
Philanthropy
https://www.molsoncoorsblog.com/news/millercoors-caps-year-giving-back
Where is you record of dilution that will haplen tomorrow? Everyone else has been saying the will be no dilution.
No one has said shares have been added today?
What dilution?
So you're claiming that these guys are intentionally driving down the worth of the stock, so they can sell it and make money?
Seems like that'd be a backwards plan.
Doesn't make any sense to me, I think they'd want the price to go up.
I'm still optimistic and looking forward, the CEO has alot of experience and I think the future may be good.
I've never seen an OTC stock thar didn't fluctuate some, I'm not discouraged.
We will see.
If you're right, you're right. If you can email them, ask them, I want to see them answer for themselves, do you have proof that those particular guys drove the pps down?
Not sure that I believe you.
Do speak on behalf of them, or just guessing?
Usually these CEOs use a good Law Firm , and keep everything in line.
Agreed, and like the Bourbon company news, I'm very happy and hope to add to my position as more news comes in. Really impressed with everything.
I see alot of potential.
Hope I get a chance to buy some more shares at this price. Loving this.
The best experience you can ask for in a CEO, he has what it takes to grow this company. Happy holding these shares, wish I could accumulate more, however have to tend to some bills.
Very impressed.
Can breweries such as 1812 sell at the music festival Governor's Ball in New York City?
I'd love to see a famous musician have a taste of our beer, if they have a picture holding a bottle on social media, even better.
Then maybe one day who knows, Lollapalooza, Coachella, Bonnaroo...
It'd be good to see this beer strategically sold near military bases, as it's namesake coincides with war. This could become the Military's go to beer.
I wonder how far we are from West Point.
Another thing, since we're already being sold in hockey games, it'd be great to get in some venues in possibly NHL, MLB, NBA, NFL and even at concerts at those same venues and such.
Good, like recognizable household name, Blue Moon, Sweetwater, Etc.
In Alabama there's a few nice breweries, Good People, Avondale, but you know alot of breweries in every state, we need 1812, to somehow become known nationwide.
I wonder if they could pay for some YouTube advertising or something, although uncertain if alcohol is advertised on YouTube.
If we could get Nelk, or Stevewilldoit, or another big YouTube name to mention our beer, Cassidy Cambell, etc. Etc. That'd be great.
Send a case to SteveWillDoIt.
Think he has his own alcohol brand now, Good Dad, with Nelk, but he likes a good beer.
Send a representative to college Towns , University of Alabama, Ohio State, USC, Arizona State, Michigan, University of Texas Austin, U of Florida, etc. Etc. Get the name out there, plan I'd think would work.