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It all started with a dream, couple of pots, a stovetop, a bucket, some hoses, and of course malt,hops, and yeast. That concoction would prove to be the tipping point that thrust us into the endless possibilities of the craft brew world. In a small apartment in Boston we stumbled through the instructions, of course adding our own twists on the recipe like a couple of dark chocolate bars and vanilla beans to add flavor to our stout. We felt like mad scientist!
Many years have pasted since that fist brew day in that tiny kitchen in the city. Our founder, has spent over a decade working in the Brewery industry before eventually deciding to open up his own. Sometime over those years some of us became mothers and fathers. All of us strive to create a better tomorrow for our children and loved ones.
Let’s make a better today! We have the opportunity to elevate
the lives of our Mothers and Daughters right now.
Being kind and helping each
other rise up seems like a good place to start.
This weeks guest started like many of our other guests with a dream and probably a couple ruined stove tops.
Founder Bob Pepin of The Girls Brewery is taking a different approach to getting his name out across the state of Massachusetts.
He calls The Girls Brewery a nomadic brewery with the dream of opening a brick and mortar location near Bridgewater.
Listen and enjoy!
Cheers
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