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          ASSEMBLY THIRD READING


          ACR  
          32 (Bloom)


          As Amended  March 25, 2015


          Majority vote


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          |Committee       |Votes |Ayes                |Noes                |
          |----------------+------+--------------------+--------------------|
          |Rules           |11-0  |Gordon, Chang,      |                    |
          |                |      |Burke, Campos,      |                    |
          |                |      |Cooley, Dodd,       |                    |
          |                |      |Jones, Mayes,       |                    |
          |                |      |Obernolte,          |                    |
          |                |      |Rodriguez, Waldron  |                    |
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          SUMMARY:  Proclaims the month of April 2015 as California Craft  
          Beverage Month.  Specifically, this resolution makes the following  
          legislative findings:


          1)California is the birthplace of the craft brewing movement, when  
            Fritz Maytag acquired the Anchor Brewing Company in 1965 and  
            began brewing authentic handcrafted beers.  California is also  
            home of the first microbrewery in Sonoma in 1977.


          2)In 2014, the California craft brewery industry had an annual  
            impact of $5.5 billion on the state's economy and supported more  
            than 500,000 jobs.








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          3)The largest number of licensed wineries in the state and nation  
            are small, family owned wine producers. In 1990, Family  
            Winemakers of California was founded to provide a small producer  
            perspective on public policy matters.


          4)The Family Winemakers of California now have 425 small,  
            independently owned wineries, which add to the prestige of  
            California wine and are a significant part of the more than $60  
            billion state wine industry.


          FISCAL EFFECT:  None




          Analysis Prepared by:                                               
          Nicole Willis / RLS. / (916) 319-2800  FN: 0000092