The Boston Beer Company is still considered a reasonably priced growth stock despite a recent pullback driven by earnings and sector-wide challenges like litigation, cost inflation, and falling demand for Truly Hard Seltzer. The stock trades at 21.7 times projected 2026 earnings per share and has a strong balance sheet with no debt and $164 million in cash. While 2026 revenue and earnings are expected to decline slightly, forecasts for 2027 show a return to growth with a 16% rise in earnings per share. Insider ownership and potential acquisitions add upside potential for investors.
Twisted Tea has introduced a limited-edition Split Pack designed to divide into two six-packs, catering to couples going through divorce. This launch coincides with data showing divorce filings spike in late summer. The pack features the original Twi...
In Q2 2026, Longleaf Small-Cap Fund saw positive contributions from New York real estate firms Alexander’s and Empire State Realty Trust, as well as travel company Tripadvisor. However, Boston Beer negatively impacted the quarter due to mixed short-t...
