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Minnesota #2

Question: In the Brewing Industry a six pointed "Star" represents "Purity" What do each of the six point represent?
The White Schells, center can third row was only in production for four days. Schell’s reduced costs by discontinuing using the colors of the can on the left. Upon viewing the ”White” can, the brewery stopped using the white color and the can changed to black and silver can on the right.
This happened during the collecting craze of 1970’s. So many of the “White Shells” were saved and thus this very short produced can is not rare. Schell Brewing is the second oldest family owned brewery in the country - only Yuengling is older.
Hauenstein (New Ulm) "The Beer with a Little Character"
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Minneapolis
1893 Four brewers merged to form Minneapolis Brewing which eventually became Grain Belt.
Grain Belt
1961 purchased Storz Brewing Omaha Nebraska
1969 purchased Hauenstein Brewing New Ulm, Minnesota
1976 sold to G. Heileman
Gluek
Before Prohibition, 86 tied houses
1964 closed, sold to G. Heileman
1966 Heileman sold Gluek label to Cold Spring Brewing, Razed
1997 "Gluek" named revived in Cold Spring
St. Paul
Theodore Hamm
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Jacob Schmidt
Stayed open during Prohibition - made City Club and Malta
1954 sold to Pfeiffer, Detroit Michigan
1962-1972 popular Schmidt Scenic Sets
1972 sold to G. Heileman
1976 made Grain Belt label.
1990Brewing Leased.
Stroh's
Answer: Folklore says the six points stand for: Hops, Grain, Malt, Yeast, Water, and Brewer
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