With Sean pinch hitting, we cover the book launch for Eastern Shore Beer, developing clones and the continuing rise of whiskey.
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Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Friday, March 14, 2014
Episode 14: ReAle Revival
I've been interviewing people for more than a decade, but this was the first time I ever engaged in an "ambush" interview. True, it was an accidental ambush, but still...
J.T. Merryweather and Chris Brohawn, who own +Realerevival Brewing in Cambridge, were shopping at Xtreme Brewing (where we produce the podcast). They're establishing a pilot system where they will be brewing new beers to start rounding out their repertoire. J.T. said they wanted to make sure they had the beers they're producing now nailed before they started expanding their offerings. But if they can get the beers they used to make as home brewers to scale up nicely, they can start making more beer. What follows from that, they hope, is distribution on the mid Shore, the area north and west of where they are now.
J.T. Merryweather and Chris Brohawn, who own +Realerevival Brewing in Cambridge, were shopping at Xtreme Brewing (where we produce the podcast). They're establishing a pilot system where they will be brewing new beers to start rounding out their repertoire. J.T. said they wanted to make sure they had the beers they're producing now nailed before they started expanding their offerings. But if they can get the beers they used to make as home brewers to scale up nicely, they can start making more beer. What follows from that, they hope, is distribution on the mid Shore, the area north and west of where they are now.
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brewing classes,
cambridge md,
Chris Brohawn,
Doug Griffith,
going pro,
J.T. Merryweather,
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Reale Revival,
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