| budguy147 ( @ 2006-03-29 19:21:00 |
I am now at liberty to talk about a new project I have been working on at work. Its a specialty regional beer program. They finally put up the website. Check it out @ http://www.originalbeers.com/ and let me know what you think. The winning beer will be made in Merrimack. Its something I am very proud of (since I had in all facets of these concept brands (from recipe/brewing parameters, naming, tap handle design, marketing).
It really is a home brewers dream come true. Use all of your abilities and all of Anheuser Busch's money, facilities, and other resources. I hope we are a success. The one thing I can tell you all is that all 3 of the concept brands are great. We have had to tweak them a little. For the brewers out there, the actually did some neat things like "mash hopping" in the Leaf Peeper and Devils Hop Yard. There is no adjuncts (all malt) in these beers. They are all very big beers (7-8% ABV) but are very drinkable. Anyway, I am so excited I am rambling. So just check out the site (use a New England zip code. 03054 is Merrimack, NH if you need one) and comment back to me. Just make sure you vote for the brand you want the most. Every vote will matter
Feel free to ask if you have any questions.
It really is a home brewers dream come true. Use all of your abilities and all of Anheuser Busch's money, facilities, and other resources. I hope we are a success. The one thing I can tell you all is that all 3 of the concept brands are great. We have had to tweak them a little. For the brewers out there, the actually did some neat things like "mash hopping" in the Leaf Peeper and Devils Hop Yard. There is no adjuncts (all malt) in these beers. They are all very big beers (7-8% ABV) but are very drinkable. Anyway, I am so excited I am rambling. So just check out the site (use a New England zip code. 03054 is Merrimack, NH if you need one) and comment back to me. Just make sure you vote for the brand you want the most. Every vote will matter
Feel free to ask if you have any questions.