Interesting craft brewery infographic

[ectoplasmicfunk]

Found an article tonight that sheds light on craft brewery growth according to state and other variables.

For those interested:
http://www.theatlanticcities.com/arts-and-lifestyle/2012/08/geography-craft-beer/2931/

 

[mjdonnelly68]

Makes me want to move to Vermont.

 

[tgmartin000]

Colorado represent!

 

[Gitmoe]

Kinda surprised PA isn't higher on that list. Philadelphia area is out of control with Craft Breweries. I can't turn around without tripping on a new one. I know Pittsburgh are on the other side of the state is the same way...

 

[CidCitrus]

That's the thing about PA, though. It's a huge state and there are a lot of breweries concentrated around the two major cities, but none in pretty much the entire rest of the state. Not that I'm complaining, I live in South Jersey.

 

[TVM71]

Actually, I live a bit south of Harrisburg, PA and there have been a lot of craft breweries opening up in this area over the past year. Between Harrisburg, York and Lancaster there is easlily 20 different places.

 

[ectoplasmicfunk]

I like that Alaska has some pretty good numbers for the 1:100,000 ratio. Just waiting for these trends to trickle down to the south!!

 

[fastenova]

I love Oregon. Sorry other states, but we're awesome.