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From America's #1 Beer Company to Ruin: SCHLITZ BREWING COMPANY

How Schlitz Went From America's #1 Beer to Complete Collapse | The $1.37 Mistake That Destroyed Everything. In 1952, Schlitz was the biggest brewery in America. By 1982, it was gone. This is the story of how the beer that made Milwaukee famous destroyed itself in less than a decade. The Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company didn't lose to Budweiser. It didn't lose to Miller. Schlitz lost to itself—through a series of catastrophic decisions that saved $1.37 per barrel but cost the company everything: 133 years of brewing history, thousands of jobs, and a brand three generations trusted. 🍺 THE SCHLITZ DISASTER TIMELINE: 1967: Robert Uihlein Jr. begins cost-cutting to save $1.37 per barrel 1970s: Replaces barley with corn syrup, cuts fermentation time in half 1976: 10 million bottles recalled due to white flakes ("Schlitz snot") 1977: "Drink Schlitz or I'll Kill You" ad campaign backfires spectacularly 1978: Claims "return to 1960s formula" but nobody believes them 1981: Milwaukee brewery lays off 1,200 workers 1982: Sold to Stroh for $500M (90% value loss) 1983: Milwaukee brewery closes permanently after 133 years 1984: Historic brewery demolished, equipment sold for scrap 📢 LIKE this video if it hit you emotionally 📤 SHARE with anyone who remembers Milwaukee's brewing glory days 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more stories about American companies that built—and destroyed—entire communities. . . . . . #Schlitz #AmericanBeer #BrewingHistory #Milwaukee #CorporateFailure #BusinessCaseStudy #AmericanManufacturing #LostJobs #IndustrialHistory #BeerHistory #SchlitzBeer #MilwaukeeHistory #AmericanFactory #ManufacturingCollapse #CorporateGreed #1980sAmerica #RustBelt #BreweryHistory #LostBrands #BusinessDisaster