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Want your socks blown off? Here’s September’s 2018 domestic tax paid estimate for the beer industry

November 8, 2018Keith Gribbins

socks blown off
Not again!

Sorry. I might have been slightly deceptive with that headline. Your socks are probably going to stay on, which is probably for the best. This is just a “numbers” post on the unofficial estimate of domestic tax paid shipments by beer brewers for September 2018 compared to last year. The Beer Institute, a national beer trade association, collects and shares this info. This news isn’t even that new. Info was released in late October, but I’ve been busy, so just settle down.

The September 2018 estimate is 14,046,000 barrels, a decrease of 2.6 percent vs. September 2017 removals of 14,425,000. Please note that the estimates reflect revised estimates released by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB).

Month 2017 2018 Percent Change Volume Change
January 12,892,534 12,167,000 -5.6% -725,534
February 11,607,408 11,202,000 -3.5% -405,408
March 15,078,591 14,570,000 -3.4% -508,591
April 14,052,326 14,201,000 1.1% 148,674
May 16,312,653 15,269,000 -6.4% -1,043,653
June 17,029,014 16,327,000 -4.1% -702,014
July 14,439,000 15,323,000 6.1% 884,000
August 15,347,000 15,368,000 0.1% 21,000
September 14,425,000 14,046,000 -2.6% -379,000
YTD 131,183,526 128,473,000 -2.1% -2,710,526
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Beer Institute releases September 2020 domestic tax paid estimates, and of course you’re interested
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Beer Institute releases August 2020 domestic tax paid estimate (expect revisions)
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Beer Institute releases July 2020 domestic tax paid estimate, adds 200,000 bbls to March because of delayed reporting
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