Dave’s BrewFarm will now be Botany BrewFarm

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  1. wisconsinbeer1

    wisconsinbeer1 Pundit (822) Nov 11, 2004 Wisconsin
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    Looking forward to this!

    https://www.botanybrewfarm.com/

    So, what can you expect from this new iteration of the BrewFarm? Well, for those of you who spent time at Dave’s BrewFarm, it will be a lot of what you loved about Dave’s — with hopefully even more options.

    In addition to making a wide variety of small-batch craft beers, often featuring ingredients grown right here on the farm, Botany BrewFarm is planning to secure licensing to make cider and wine from a to-be-expanded ‘brewer’s orchard’ of apples, stone fruits, and grapes already growing on the property.

    The beers I am most excited to make are fruit-forward, wild-fermented ales featuring hyper-local ingredients and fermented naturally in our open fermenter (or “coolship”). But we have purchased the recipes to Dave’s old beers and will bring back a few BrewFarm favorites as well. Requests welcome!
     
    #1 wisconsinbeer1, Aug 25, 2022
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    HammsMeASAP Pundit (931) Jun 14, 2012 Minnesota

    I'm glad someone bought that and is keeping the same concept. For the most part.......
     
    #2 HammsMeASAP, Aug 25, 2022
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  3. tennisjoel

    tennisjoel Crusader (401) Nov 21, 2007 Minnesota

    I always found the Dave's BrewFarm experiment to be quite interesting and outside the box. Their beers were quite unique. I hadn't heard anything about them in years so kind of assumed they folded or stopped brewing. This is cool to hear about.
     
    #3 tennisjoel, Aug 26, 2022
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