Pabst Brewing Company (1938- )
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- Pabst Brewing Company Records, 1873-197-?, bulk 1873-1940:finding aid, sub group 1 scope and content note (Phillip Best Brewing Company incorporated in 1873; name changed to the Pabst Brewing Company in 1889; became Pabst Corporation in 1920; in 1932, the Pabst Corporation merged with the Premier Malt Products Company and, in the following year, the name of the company changed to the Premier-Pabst Corporation; in 1938, the name of the corporation reverted to the Pabst Brewing Company)
- The winning plans in the Pabst postwar employment awards, 1944:p. 2 (Pabst Brewing Company) p. 89 (Pabst Brewing Co.)
- LC in OCLC, Aug. 29, 2008(hdg.: Pabst Brewing Company; usage: Pabst Brewing Co.)
- The proper handling of beer, 1935:t.p. (Premier Pabst Corp.)
- Alcohol and temperance in modern history, 2003:p. 471 (In 1930 Pabst acquired the Puritan Malt Extract Company. The new firm was known as Premier Pabst Corporation, until 1938 when it returned to the name Pabst Brewing Company)
Wikipedia description:
Pabst Brewing Company () is an American brewery based in San Antonio, Texas. It was founded in 1844 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, by Jacob Best and later named after Frederick Pabst, who expanded the company significantly during the late 19th century. The company became one of the largest brewers in the United States by the turn of the 20th century. It oversees a diverse portfolio of legacy American beer brands, including its flagship Pabst Blue Ribbon, its former Milwaukee rival Schlitz, Old Milwaukee, and Lone Star. Though it closed its Milwaukee brewing facility in 1996, the company continued operations through contract brewing arrangements with other manufacturers. Most recently, it has been in concurrent production agreements with City Brewing Company since 2019 and AB InBev since 2025. Pabst Brewing Company underwent a series of ownership changes in the 21st century; since 2021, Pabst has been fully owned by Blue Ribbon Partners, an investment platform led by American beer and beverage entrepreneur Eugene Kashper.
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