Episode 65: Battle Hill Brewing Company and Nothing Wasted Charity Event

Our hosts sample the final leg of Kevin’s upstate journey, Battle Hill Brewing Company. They discuss beer taxing, Socially Conscious Beer and other ways to use bagels.

December 14, 2017 51:24
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Our hosts sample the final leg of Kevin’s upstate journey, Battle Hill Brewing Company. They discuss beer taxing, Socially Conscious Beer and other ways to use bagels.

Battle Hill Brewing Company

Location: Fort Ann, NY

Brewery URL: https://battlehillbrewing.com/

History:

“Like many of our peers, we started as home brewers. As time went by we asked: What if..? So we began to consider doing this as a career; after all, what could be better than getting paid to do something you love!

Around the same time as the New York State Farm Brewery Bill, we got serious about the idea of a brewery. Plans were made, numbers crunched and a business plan drawn up…things evolved and time went by and we kept moving forward.

Early in 2014 the planets lined up, Battle Hill Brewing Company was formed, we found a home in a cool 19th century building in historic Fort Ann – and the rest is history.”

Related Stuff

Beer #1: Fort Ann Amber

Style: Amber Ale

ABV: 5.25%

IBU: 28

Flavor Text: “Our first seasonal dedicated to the people and the history of the town we’re located in.  Roasted toasted malts lend a faint coffee flavor.  Local hops and just the right amount of bitterness and flavor.  Finishes smooth”

Ratings:

Mark: Pint

Kevin: Pint

Justin: Taster

Beer #2: Burgoyne’s Red

Style:Red Ale

ABV: 5.3%

IBU: 23

Flavor Text: “The British are coming! AThis ale is brewed with English malts and American hops.  Citrus hops and grain on the nose with flavors of Maris Otter, caramel and Munich malts.  Creamy Mouthfeel.”

Ratings:

Mark: Bomber

Kevin: Bomber

Justin: Pint

Beer #3: Grains of Liberty

Style: Session Ale

ABV: 4.9%

IBU: 26

Flavor Text: “An all grain and honey session ale brewed in conjunction with area farmers using fresh local ingredients. Pale straw in color. Hints of rye, wheat, oats, corn, honey and spicy flavor profile. Liberty hops add a spicy profile.”

Ratings:

Mark:Growler

Kevin:Bomber

Justin: Bomber

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