Author: Philip Van Mornix
Publisher:
Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: This book describes the approximately 350-year history of American beer development, analyzes the bizarre phenomena observed in the past 20 years, and explores the fundamental principles of marketing. To those who are not involved in business or lack an understanding of economics, the book may seem dull and uninteresting. However, the author weaves real-life stories into the narrative, making concepts like brands, image, and pricing clear and engaging, providing both the details and the bigger picture in an easy-to-understand manner. What makes it particularly thought-provoking is that Beer Gets Crazy serves as a sharp critique of the MBA marketing theories revered by modern society. The author concludes the book with 11 principles of beer marketing, but the true value of the book lies not in the answers it provides, but in the questions it raises.
Beer is also crazy
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