Summary In this episode, Azlan and Darren welcome Miguel Molina, co-founder of Changing Colours, to discuss his journey from Ecuador to Canada and the evolution of his craft beer philosophy. Miguel shares how punk music influences his brewing style, the importance of community and collaboration in the craft beer scene, and the innovative techniques he employs to create hop-forward beers. The conversation also touches on branding, the significance of hops, and the future direction of Changing...
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Summary In this episode, Azlan and Darren welcome Miguel Molina, co-founder of Changing Colours, to discuss his journey from Ecuador to Canada and the evolution of his craft beer philosophy. Miguel shares how punk music influences his brewing style, the importance of community and collaboration in the craft beer scene, and the innovative techniques he employs to create hop-forward beers. The conversation also touches on branding, the significance of hops, and the future direction of Changing...
Brewing on the East Coast: Jeremy Taylor of 2 Crows Talks Local Malt & More
Why This Beer?
1 hour 8 minutes
8 months ago
Brewing on the East Coast: Jeremy Taylor of 2 Crows Talks Local Malt & More
Guest: Jeremy Taylor, Co-Founder & Head Brewer of 2 Crows Brewing Topics Discussed: Jeremy’s journey into brewing, from his first exposure to craft beer in Vancouver to moving across the country and establishing 2 Crows Brewing in Halifax.The challenges and adjustments of brewing on the East Coast, including differences in craft beer markets.The evolution of 2 Crows Brewing over nearly a decade—how the vision has shifted, what they’ve embraced that seemed unlikely in the beginning, ...
Why This Beer?
Summary In this episode, Azlan and Darren welcome Miguel Molina, co-founder of Changing Colours, to discuss his journey from Ecuador to Canada and the evolution of his craft beer philosophy. Miguel shares how punk music influences his brewing style, the importance of community and collaboration in the craft beer scene, and the innovative techniques he employs to create hop-forward beers. The conversation also touches on branding, the significance of hops, and the future direction of Changing...
