It's with great excitement we share news on a big step in our growth here at The Bruery. We will launch a new brand & tasting room in 2015, specializing in farmhouse-style and sour ales, both traditional and modern.
We are pleased to announce the formation of Bruery Terreux, a new brand that will focus solely on farmhouse-style ales fermented with wild yeasts as well as oak-aged sour ales. Our original brand will rededicate its focus specifically on experimentation with non-wild ales, modern twists on classic styles and aging beer in bourbon and other spirit barrels.
Bruery Terreux, which translates to “Earthy Bruery”, first and foremost takes inspiration from the earth, presenting flavors in as natural of a way as possible, as nature intended. Wort will be brewed on our brand new GEA CRAFT-STAR brewhouse and then transported to Bruery Terreux's own facility a few miles down the road. All fermentation, barrel aging and packaging will take place at this second facility. A brand new Bruery Terreux tasting room will also be opened at this location in late 2015 where customers will have the chance to enjoy Bruery Terreux’s offerings in a unique setting.
Our current brands that are brewed with wild yeasts or bacteria such as Saison Rue, Oude Tart, or Hottenroth Berliner Weisse, will be transitioned to Bruery Terreux. The recipes will remain the same, but will be overseen by wild beer specialists and will be bottled under the new branding. Exciting new beers will also be added to Bruery Terreux’s lineup.
More details will follow over the coming months. As this project is subject to approval from the City of Anaheim and the California Department of Alcoholic Beverages, details are subject to change.
Please follow Bruery Terreux on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for late breaking developments.
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Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Expansion Update 5: The Bruery Provisie
As you probably guessed from all of our recent posts on expansion, we were saving the best for last and today we are excited to announce the plans for The Bruery Provisie™.
The Bruery Provisie is a "Beer Spa" and is set to open in early Fall of this year just two doors down from our current Tasting Room. Initially it will only be open to our current Society members, but there are plans to open new Provisie memberships in 2015.
Our Beer Spa will be a one of a kind destination for beer lovers to relax, rejuvenate and detox while enjoying beer inspired products such as Hop Tea. The Bruery Provisie will feature many of the standard spa amenities, but with a beer twist. Hop oil massages, barley soaks, honey & hops foot baths and once our new brewhouse is in place, we're even reconfiguring our current mash tun to become the ultimate beer lovers' hot tub!
The Bruery Provisie is a "Beer Spa" and is set to open in early Fall of this year just two doors down from our current Tasting Room. Initially it will only be open to our current Society members, but there are plans to open new Provisie memberships in 2015.Our Beer Spa will be a one of a kind destination for beer lovers to relax, rejuvenate and detox while enjoying beer inspired products such as Hop Tea. The Bruery Provisie will feature many of the standard spa amenities, but with a beer twist. Hop oil massages, barley soaks, honey & hops foot baths and once our new brewhouse is in place, we're even reconfiguring our current mash tun to become the ultimate beer lovers' hot tub!
Friday, February 28, 2014
Expansion Update 4: More Warehouse Space = Improved Quality
The addition of our brand new brewhouse from Germany means some things will need to move around inside our current spaces. We're pleased to announce that another step in our expansion plans for 2014 includes the lease of two new warehouse spaces, which means separation of clean beer and sour beer fermentation and packaging.
At the end of January, we leaked a sneak peek at one of our new warehouse spaces located near our administrative offices. This warehouse is pretty cavernous and will be used formarketing department raves the less glamorous parts of the wonderful world of brewing, like bottle conditioning and storage of packaging materials.
At the end of January, we leaked a sneak peek at one of our new warehouse spaces located near our administrative offices. This warehouse is pretty cavernous and will be used for
Friday, February 21, 2014
Expansion Update 3: A Bigger, Better, More Efficient Brewhouse
We're exicted about 2014 for lots of reasons. We've been making big strides in improving beer quality, we're receiving a brand new Westfalia centrifuge separator soon, and we're adding a Krones Kosme bottling line to our operation during this year. But what may be the most exciting news is we've made a big investment in a brand new brewhouse.
This semi-automated GEA Huppmann Craft-Star™ brewhouse is the first of its kind. While the manufacturers typically make brewing systems for much larger projects, this littler guy is just the right size for our place. It has the technology and efficiency that's normally found at (and only affordable to) bigger breweries. We'll be retiring our 15 bbl system and replacing it with this 30 bbl, flexible capacity little engine that can, letting us brew batches ranging between 20-35 bbls.
You can see our exact brewhouse being flaunted at the Drinktec 2013 in Munich in the following video:
This semi-automated GEA Huppmann Craft-Star™ brewhouse is the first of its kind. While the manufacturers typically make brewing systems for much larger projects, this littler guy is just the right size for our place. It has the technology and efficiency that's normally found at (and only affordable to) bigger breweries. We'll be retiring our 15 bbl system and replacing it with this 30 bbl, flexible capacity little engine that can, letting us brew batches ranging between 20-35 bbls.
You can see our exact brewhouse being flaunted at the Drinktec 2013 in Munich in the following video:
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Friday, February 14, 2014
Expansion Update 2: Clarified, But Never Filtered Craft Beer
Last week we announced a brand new Kosme bottling line is coming our way this year. This week we're proud to announce we'll also be adding the world's best separator to our brewery in 2014!
The Bruery has always made living beer that is unfiltered and unpasteurized. The choice to do this has lead to some speed bumps along the way. Up til now, we age completely finished beer cold for an extended period of time to help the flocculation process. While having a small amount of yeast and bottle conditioning improve beer quality, excess yeast can cause stability issues, such as autolysis, and will result in unwanted haze.
The Bruery has always made living beer that is unfiltered and unpasteurized. The choice to do this has lead to some speed bumps along the way. Up til now, we age completely finished beer cold for an extended period of time to help the flocculation process. While having a small amount of yeast and bottle conditioning improve beer quality, excess yeast can cause stability issues, such as autolysis, and will result in unwanted haze.
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Friday, February 7, 2014
Expansion Update 1: Hello New Kosme Bottling Line!
As some of you may have noticed, we announced (somewhat secretly) that The Bruery is expanding during 2014! Quality is a huge priority for us, and we are thrilled to be introducing some new (and pretty big) measures to make sure we are producing beer that excites us and and is exemplary of the highest quality.
There are a couple phases of growth and equipment additions we're working on this year. One of the first items we're adding to our company is a brand new bottling line. Expected to arrive in July this year is a 16-head Kosme line from Krones, arguably the highest quality manufacturer of beer bottling lines in the world. The addition of this line to our production means we can look forward to several improvements once everything is up and running.
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| An illustration of our brand new Kosme bottling line, which is on its way to us this year. |
There are a couple phases of growth and equipment additions we're working on this year. One of the first items we're adding to our company is a brand new bottling line. Expected to arrive in July this year is a 16-head Kosme line from Krones, arguably the highest quality manufacturer of beer bottling lines in the world. The addition of this line to our production means we can look forward to several improvements once everything is up and running.
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