Todd Antz wrote:I realized this morning that there has been no conversation this year about Brew at the Zoo. I went out to their website to see who is participating and they have the 5 local breweries listed, as well as a few other craft breweries. The participating restaurant list looks larger than prior years as well.
It completely slipped my mind and I've scheduled too much tomorrow to make it out there. Is anyone else on the forum heading out to the event?
It looks like tickets are still available, unless they have not updated the website: http://www.louisvillezoo.org/events/brew.htm
JustinHammond wrote:I find it odd they list
BBC on Main St., Louisville, KY
Bluegrass Brewing Co., Louisville, KY
Sheltowee Brewing Co., Louisville, KY
as three different breweries.
Todd Antz wrote:JustinHammond wrote:I find it odd they list
BBC on Main St., Louisville, KY
Bluegrass Brewing Co., Louisville, KY
Sheltowee Brewing Co., Louisville, KY
as three different breweries.
BBC on Main St and Sheltowee are all brewed at the same location (Clay and Main), with the Sheltowee being the beer brewed exclusively for Liquor Barn. The Bluegrass Brewing Company is the brewpub on Shelbyville Road, which is a separate entity. It is always a confusing issue to sort out.
JustinHammond wrote: Isn't it all the same beer?
Todd Antz wrote:JustinHammond wrote: Isn't it all the same beer?
While they share the same names for their core beers, and I believe the same recipes for the core beers, there are two different sets of brewers for each side of BBC, and as such they put their own little spin on it.
The Clay and Main brewery is primarily a production brewery. Any of the six pack bottles that you see around town come from there. This is the same situation for the Sheltowee line. They also keg beer and sell it to numerous bars around the area and in several states via their distributors.
The Shelbyville Road brewpub supplies beer for themselves, as well as their satellite bars around town. They also bottle in 750ml bottles, with a more limited distribution. They have their core beers that they brew, but the also will brew more unique beers as well.
As I said earlier, it is a pretty confusing situation, but there are separate owners and separate brewers for each side. We had both represented at our Fest of Ales this year and both brought a completely different set of beers to sample.
David R. Pierce wrote:The NABC Brew Crew just rolled out with Rosa L. Stumblebus to set-up our BATZ booth
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