Posted on 09/02/2008 6:17:55 AM PDT by dynachrome
A year ago, Coors Brewing - before its new joint venture with Miller Brewing - unveiled the creation of tiny AC Golden Brewing Co. The upstart brewery would operate as a stand- alone brewer, with its own budget.
The aim: Brew small-batch, handcrafted beers that would mimic the success of the parent company's popular Blue Moon Belgian White, a craft-style wheat ale.
Fast-forward one year.
The clock was nearing 7 on a recent Wednesday morning at the MillerCoors brewery here.
Two brewers were preparing to make the fourth batch - roughly 30 barrels - of AC Golden's debut brew: Herman Joseph's Private Reserve. It honors Coors Brewing founder Adolph Herman Joseph Coors.
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“Hoegaarden”
I’ll have to give it a try.
If I can amend this, I would add, "or Belgian too".
Yes, more test sampling is needed.
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