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===Craft breweries===

===Craft breweries===

Craft breweries, also known as microbreweries because they are small in size and production, are defined as volume up to 6 million barrels of beer annually.  They total only about 3% of overall annual sales in the [[United States]].

Craft breweries, also known as microbreweries because they are small in size and production, are defined as selling volume up to 6 million barrels of beer annually.  They total only about 3% of the overall annual sales in the [[United States]].

In some areas of the country such as [[St. Louis]], where there has long been prominent sponsorship of a popular sports team by a larger brewery, craft breweries have developed to a ridiculous extent and resulted in a glut of tiny breweries.  Even some small towns outside of St. Louis feature a small business that produces and sells its own beer.

In some areas of the country such as [[St. Louis]], where there has long been prominent sponsorship of a popular sports team by a larger brewery, craft breweries have developed to a ridiculous extent and resulted in a glut of tiny breweries.  Even some small towns outside of St. Louis feature a small business that produces and sells its own beer.