Evolution Brewing recently relocated to Salisbury, Maryland, seeking a larger place to brew. They left behind an 85% equipped building in need of some brew love. Evo’s old place will now be home to 3rd Wave Brewing, set to open Continue Reading →
On Tuesday, May 29th Georgia’s newest brewery makes its public debut. The first kegs from Burnt Hickory Brewing have left the brewery in Kennesaw, Georgia. BSJ is pleased to announced the first launch party. Those local to Atlanta Continue Reading →
Susquehanna Brewing Company has officially shipped its beer. The first kegs have rolled out of the brewery. Susquehanna Brewing Company is based in Pittston, Pennsylvania. The $8.5 million dollar brewery has shipped the first kegs of SBC Goldencold Lager & Continue Reading →
Due South Brewing officially opens it’s doors on Saturday, May 12, 2012. The 15 barrel brewhouse is primed and ready to provide South Florida with the likes of Caramel Cream Ale, The Category IPA Series, Roasted Cocoa Stout & more.
Independence Brewing Company will be bringing craft beer to the people of India. No more boring beer, India. The first and only craft brewery in the country is on it’s way. The venture was founded by Shailly Bist and Avanish Continue Reading →
Evolution Brewing recently relocated to Salisbury, Maryland, seeking a larger place to brew. They left behind an 85% equipped building in need of some brew love. Evo’s old place will now be home to 3rd Wave Brewing, set to open as early as July, 2012.
Ironically, Suellen Vickers and Lori Clough are from Salisbury, and have teamed up to buy the new place. They currently await Federal government approval. First beers will be an IPA, Porter & Pilsner. Future plans include bottling and distribution. [DelmarvaNow]
On Tuesday, May 29th Georgia’s newest brewery makes its public debut. The first kegs from Burnt Hickory Brewing have left the brewery in Kennesaw, Georgia. BSJ is pleased to announced the first launch party. Those local to Atlanta can get their first tastes of the 5 beers below, each with some brewery descriptions…
Ezekiel’s Wheel. Pale Ale, 6.5% ABV. Clear with fine citrus hops. We just call it Zeke. Compare to Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. 3 Floyds Alpha King.
The Fighting Bishop. Belgian Style Tripel. Made with green peppercorns. Strong Beligan with golden color and spicy taste.
Big Shanty Graham Cracker Stout Oatmeal Stout, 9% ABV. With cinnamon and graham cracker.
Cannon Dragger IPA Imperial IPA, 8%. Highly hopped IPA with Simcoe/Amarillo/Columbus/Chinook hops. Compare to Two hearted/90 minute/Deviant Dales.
The Didjits Blood Orange IPA IPA, 7%. Made with citra hops and oranges.
These initial offerings will start hitting tap handles around the Kennesaw/Acworth area in the coming weeks. The brewery is quite tiny, (about 31 gallons at a time?) so supply is very limited initially until the brewery can grow. Brewmaster Scott Hedeen, Taylor Yates and others will be on hand to chat about the brewery.
Taco Mac Kennesaw – 5/29/12, 6:30 pm 600 Chastain Rd Kennesaw, GA 30144 (770) 874-7781
Susquehanna Brewing Company has officially shipped its beer. The first kegs have rolled out of the brewery. Susquehanna Brewing Company is based in Pittston, Pennsylvania. The $8.5 million dollar brewery has shipped the first kegs of SBC Goldencold Lager & 6th Generation Stock Ale.
Due South Brewing officially opens it’s doors on Saturday, May 12, 2012. The 15 barrel brewhouse is primed and ready to provide South Florida with the likes of Caramel Cream Ale, The Category IPA Series, Roasted Cocoa Stout & more.
Independence Brewing Brings Craft To India, With American Ties
Independence Brewing Company will be bringing craft beer to the people of India. No more boring beer, India. The first and only craft brewery in the country is on it’s way. The venture was founded by Shailly Bist and Avanish Vellanki. Bist will serve as the head brewer.
Cool news for sure, but there is an American connection. Stone Brewing Co’s Greg Koch. The CEO and Co-Founder of the California based brewery will serve as a partner and Chief Advisor to IBC.
“I’ve had a chance to visit India and witness first-hand why Avanish and Shailly are so excited, and I have to say I agree with them! There is tremendous opportunity in India for craft beer. I also have to say that I’m really excited about these two guys and look forward to helping them bring Independence from boring beers to India!” said Greg Koch.
The first location for Independence is a craft pub brewery in the city of Pune, in the state of Maharashtra, India. According to the press release, Pune is a growing technological area.
There aren’t many beers available in India right now. Seems like Independence Brewing Company (especially with one of Stone Brewing’s masterminds advising) is already a home run. Anyone know anyone in India to trade with?