According to the Pioneer Press, Herkimer has gotten a new brewer. Gustavo de Toledo of Paulaner Brauhaus beer in Munich has taken the reins and hopes to create some new varieties while retaining the classics.
According to the Pioneer Press, Herkimer has gotten a new brewer. Gustavo de Toledo of Paulaner Brauhaus beer in Munich has taken the reins and hopes to create some new varieties while retaining the classics.
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Wonder if we’ll see them producing any ales in the future. I was there with 2 German exchange students the other night. Left with a $72 tab thanks to the one I was chatting with always replying for me to the waitress that I’ll have another one.
They need to concentrate on a few of their Lagers first before worrying about ales.
Ha! But hey, at least they got the Kellerbier down, right?
Correct beachscrat, good stuff. A beer style a few enjoy and understand.
I thought the gose they did last summer was excellent. I also like their kolsch, alt and hefeweizen quite a bit too.
They need to work on their consistency. Everytime I went or had growlers at Mashout the quality was spotty at best. I want to like them but butter is not a good thing in a Kolsh.
Yikes. I haven’t experienced that, thankfully.
Ryan > They have the Gose on right now. The German girls seemed to like it. They didn’t care of Prima Pils but enjoyed Oberon and others.
Herkimer’s previous brewer is opening a sake bar down the way from what I’ve been told.
Gustavo has actually been there for about six months already. When I spoke to him at the City Pages event, he’d been there for a few months already.