and came back to new york and got carried away with the whole thing. >> what's the state of the kraft beer market right now. >> well, it's booming. it's really quite amazing. in the last ten years, there's been an incredible spike in craft beer sales. it's been double-digit growth for the last five years for the whole segment. my company has grown by 25% for the last, each of the last five years. so it's quite remarkable. craft beer has really caught on in america. it didn't happen overnight. but it's happening now. >> well, let's taste some of what you've brought. you've brought a number of different things. this is the cuve nua? >> every quarter we release the new belgian style beer in bottles. please try it. it's a strong stout aged in bourbon barrels for more than six months. and for a minute, with first firmenation with a belgian yeast, it has some very fruity interesting flavors to it. it's wonderful. >> that's delightful. >> yeah. >> that's really delightful. we are going to move on to the great market wheat. >> this beer is a beer we do with grow nyc. the company that runs the gree

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we have seen this growth if kraft beers, not only kraft, imported beers as well.want to try something new. they may not choose to have the second beer. they may go back to their favorite for that sec beer. they want to be able to say, yes, i tried that. you should try it. it's great. tear friends are talking about the new beer they tried. they want to join the conversation. beer is huge. we have put an emphasis on quality and selection. >> all right. let's go back to the growth issue. i feel that you've got saudi arabia, united arab emirates, philippines, three in mexico. i think a lot of people feel this model worked all over. is the portfolio sis, tow, fill in the united states first before you blow out the international? >> i said a couple things, yes, we will continue our strong growth in the united states with remarching to 1,700 or perhaps 4500. we're franchiseing international and the key there for us is to find that great partner, who can replicate buffalo wild wings. if you are and we got some great partners in mexico. if you were in mexico in the world c

imported beer and in particular mexican where we play is fast-growing part of the industry. kraft is a fast-growing part of the industry. and then you've got the domestic beer business, which is really just slightly up on a dollar basis and slightly down on a volumemetric basis. i'd say we see those trends continuing into the mid future. so we think that spirits and specialty premium spirits will be robust. premium wine will be robust. kraft and imported beer will continue to be very robust markets. >> we intend to do our part to help with that growth this weekend, rob. thank you very much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> see you later, rob, thanks. >>> heading towards the close, 40 minutes left in the trading session here. it's been a narrowly traded day. the dow itself has seen a trading range of only 37 points. we have to go back to disease to the december to find a narrower trading range. >> we just have to close positive for the dow and s&p. >>> google's purchase of online music songza catapulted it. the pros weigh in on this deal next. >>> plus -- >> jpmorgan's ce

beer. prices are on the up thanks to a kraft brewery craze in the region. >> a little bit of citrus and pinere, as well. >> these are heady times for america's crap brewers. >> it's a great time. i've got a job job. i love what i do. >> everedgerton is a brew master. his only problem? as craft gears have gained in popularity, there is a shortage of hopps. >> our brokers are telling us we need to contract out for many years ahead of time. we're contracted out rote now three years ahead. >> blake crosby is a fifth generation ropps grower in oregon. as prices have doubled, he's doubled acreage. and he's spending millions to expand into things like a machine which drys and compresses hopps into tallettes. >> all in all, right now, hopps are probably at the highest they've been in ten years and we're at a place where growers can finally afford to make expansions. >> crosby's cousin ben smith says if he could sell more hopps, he would. >> i am completely sold out for the next three years. >> with so many interviewers needing a -- a hopps bubble that pops. >> we've done a very good market in the ye