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January | 2015 | The Ale Apothecary
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Paul’s Beer Resumé. Monthly Archives: January 2015. January 25, 2015. We Live in a Country Where Beer Constitutes Quasi the Fifth Element’. We seem to have reached a plateau of much greater importance and significance. Three cheers for contentment! It has me bird-dogging and angling for more. More and more. What is success, then, truly? What is the direction of this brewery, now that I have what I want? 3-4 employees (including myself) powering our lives with beer. But not just any beer! Beer that people...
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Historical Photos | The Ale Apothecary
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Paul’s Beer Resumé. My great-grandfather in his Coulee City drugstore, early 1900's. My dad in the 1970's on opening day of The Prescription Shoppe. Actual scripts for beer that my great-grandfather filled for his customers during prohibition. My great-grandfathers mortar and pestle, made by Coors. During prohibition, brewers had to find other means for income, and Coors made ceramics, like this. My grandfather and friends outside his dad's shop in Coulee City. Sloan's Liniment was evidently good fo...
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September | 2013 | The Ale Apothecary
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Paul’s Beer Resumé. Monthly Archives: September 2013. September 7, 2013. Obviously, I have much to learn about what I say vs. what I do. There were really only a few main reactions. Some folks saw the cost of the beer and acted like we didn’t exist. They kept walking or just asked for our sour wort lemonade. Others stopped and asked, “WHY? 8221; A small percentage walked right up and said, “I’ve been waiting to try your beer. Which one should I start with? It seems a little incredulous (ridiculous? There...
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July | 2015 | The Ale Apothecary
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Paul’s Beer Resumé. Monthly Archives: July 2015. July 12, 2015. This is our new label for a new beer called ‘Carpe Diem Mañana’. So far, we’ve released this beer with just the ‘APTH’ on bottles as designer Benjamin Kinzer developed what you see above. Currently, the label is in the hands of the TTB who are evaluating whether or not this label meets their requirements for the marketing and sale of malted beverages. So silly! Maybe it will be too confusing for the consumer and the beer won’t sell bec...
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October | 2013 | The Ale Apothecary
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Paul’s Beer Resumé. Monthly Archives: October 2013. October 27, 2013. Storing, Transporting, and the Serving of our beer (AKA Do Not Fear The Pellicle). I know, the title sounds extremely boring, but this is important! This brewery excites me because of the unknown that lies ahead and I’d better get the message that it’s not always going to be picture perfect. Can you see me pacing back and forth in the brewery talking to the beer like this? You take a couple breaks and ask anyone if they want to help.
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‘We Live in a Country Where Beer Constitutes Quasi the Fifth Element’ | The Ale Apothecary
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Paul’s Beer Resumé. January 25, 2015. We Live in a Country Where Beer Constitutes Quasi the Fifth Element’. We seem to have reached a plateau of much greater importance and significance. Three cheers for contentment! It has me bird-dogging and angling for more. More and more. What is success, then, truly? What is the direction of this brewery, now that I have what I want? It seems much more interesting and fulfilling to leverage the brewery for the purposes of turning dreams into reality. Beer that peopl...
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June | 2014 | The Ale Apothecary
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Paul’s Beer Resumé. Monthly Archives: June 2014. June 24, 2014. Just out walking the dog. Tashi, on her day of transformation, watching me dig her hole. The bottles in storage with the. Bloom (read the most recent post, My Flog. If you haven’t yet) are already showing signs of improvement. When pedio blooms, it causes beer to go viscous due to the polysaccharide chains this critter produces. Don’t I sound smart? I could get smarter if I could get my hands on Jean-Xavier Guinard’s Lambic. It feels like he...
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Just out walking the dog. | The Ale Apothecary
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Paul’s Beer Resumé. June 24, 2014. Just out walking the dog. Tashi, on her day of transformation, watching me dig her hole. The bottles in storage with the. Bloom (read the most recent post, My Flog. If you haven’t yet) are already showing signs of improvement. When pedio blooms, it causes beer to go viscous due to the polysaccharide chains this critter produces. Don’t I sound smart? I could get smarter if I could get my hands on Jean-Xavier Guinard’s Lambic. Well, our very best wild yeast friend. It fee...
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