O’Dempsey’s
Expansion #7 For Thomas Creek
Expansion #7 for Thomas Creek Brewing. The mentioned they are currently working adding extra room to accommodate
For the seventh time since our inception, Thomas Creek Brewery is expanding! We are currently brewing at max capacity, and as a result, have ordered three new fermenters, and one new finishing tank. This new equipment will enable the brewery to expand the Thomas Creek and private label brands.
As part of the growing process, we have three new private label beers in production. These beers include Hatuey, Monday Night Brewing, and O’Dempsey’s. Check with your local retailer to find these great brews!
In addition, we are pleased to welcome new hires Ben, Bo, Casey, Danny, John, and Josh to the Thomas Creek team!
2 out of 3 of those breweries are Atlanta based. Monday Night is close to launch, O’Dempsey’s recently changed from contract brewing at Red Brick To Thomas. More on Hatuey here…
MEET THE BREWER: Randy O’Dempsey
Little late on this post- but here goes. Today(9/10) at The Fred Bar, Randy O’Dempsey will be visiting. Randy is a homebrewer turned contract/professional brewer here in Atlanta. A few months ago, he debuted his first professional beer for sale and distribution — “Big Red Ale.” The red ale, like today’s release is contract brewed through Red Brick Brewing. The initial launch of the “Big Red Ale” was successful “Inukshuks IPA” has arrived. Randy will be on hand to talk about brewing/homebrewing/professional brewing – plus both his Big Red Ale and IPA will be on tap.
The Fred Bar – 9/10/10, 6pm
5600 Roswell Road Northeast
Atlanta, GA 30342
Twitter: @TheFredBar
COMING SOON: O’Dempsey’s Inukshuk IPA
A few months ago, Atlanta home brewer Randy O’Dempsey debuted his first professional beer for sale and distribution – “Big Red Ale.” The red ale, like the next release is contract brewed through Red Brick Brewing. The initial launch of the “Big Red Ale” was successful, so next week O’Dempsey is releasing his follow up – “Inukshuks IPA.”
From the label:
“Inukshuks were originally created as directional markers and used as landmarks for travelers on the Arctic Tundra. These stone scuptures can now be found all over North America andnd today they have become a symbol for hope, friendship, and hospitality. We can’t think of a better icon for our North American IPA. O’Dempsey’s Inukshuk IPA combines a bitter hop bite and citrus nose with just enough malt backbone to achieve a balancing act for your senses. Enjoy.”
Style: IPA
Availability: 12 oz /6 pks. Draft.
Release Date: September 10, 2010
7% ABV
