Other Half Brewing has hundreds of fellow
breweries providing relief to struggling hospitality workers worldwide!
Ayyyyyyo!
How have my people been doing during this incredibly
challenging time? I hope all is well.
Over here, I’ve been maintaining and staying hella busy
while adjusting to this new lifestyle we have been forced to endure in 2020. While
my posts on
Twitter and especially
Instagram have
been fairly routine, keeping this website updated based on weekly occurrences has
been an interesting task to maintain. Regardless, when something of great
magnitude comes into my lap—particularly in the brewing industry—I have to show
love.
Enter:
All
Together
This movement truly hits home. Initiated by Brooklyn’s own
Other Half Brewing, they
have invited breweries around the world to make a beer loosely based around an “open-source”
IPA recipe, and then can and sell their interpretation with the goal of contributing a
significant portion of the proceeds to support “hospitality professionals in each
brewery’s own community” according to what they sent me directly. As of this posting, check out how many participants globally have joined the cause. Whoa!
In my home state of Georgia, numerous breweries have jumped on
board, including a few delicious joints I’ve had the pleasure to sip including
Halfway
Crooks,
Creature Comforts,
Wild Heaven,
Sceptre,
Six
Bridges,
Georgia Beer,
Pontoon,
Southbound,
Two
Tides,
Chattabrewchee and my homies at
Service Brewing. This is not
only dope, but truly necessary and I applaud everyone who has taken part.
Please
hit up the link for more information
here:
All Together.
Support, stay healthy, and maintain. We will all get
through this.
Your Bro,
Ale
