I bop down to Greely, Colorado and try out a mainstay brewery of the ranching town. WeldWorks talks about ABinBev stealing hop contracts, barrel aged beers, hazy IPAs, and more!
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Back to Minneapolis for a bit. Ryan Petz, co founder and CEO of Fulton Brewery talks about contract brewing
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Time for a Bellingham staple: Chuckanut. Will and Mari show off what a legacy of brewing can do to make killer lagers
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Continuing the Bellingham Washington Series is Illuminati. A winery turned brewery that took some serious lobbying to make possible. Bill answers Marry Bang Kill: Sierra Nevada, Fullers, and Reuben’s?
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The family that brews together, stays together… that’s how that phrase goes right? Chad and Coleen are a brewing family. Wander is their 20 barrel brew house that is several steps larger than others just starting out. Wander was designed from the get go to be a production scale brewery. Chad tells us how he and Coleen juggle their growing family while their brewery grows into it’s bones.
Wander was an especially noisy brewery and I experimented with some new noise removal processes. Like what you hear? Leave a comment!
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Aslan Brewery is an organic brewery and a B Corporation focused on their triple bottom line - People and Planet then finally Profit. Jack Lamb and his co-founders started Aslan much like any other brewery, but despite the self-imposed, margin-slashing decision to go certified organic, they grew quickly to be one of Washington’s top 25 largest breweries. Lamb is on a mission to make beer be the first thing when you hear Aslan, not a lion from the other side of a wardrobe. And yes, I ask him right off the bat how a guy named Lamb went straight for the lion themed brewery.
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