Short Fuse Brewing?

A quick untapped search yields a place in NY and a mysterious brewery with no location attached that has checked in a Scottish Ale and a pumpkin/yam beer...Either way I'm intrigued as it's now the closest brewery to my house.

 

The owner/chef came into my work to pickup supplies the other day. Full service brewery with distribution capabilities. She claimed to have a highly acclaimed brewer from Wisconsin. She also said it was a scratch kitchen. I think they open Friday.

 

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Where'd you get the info?

 

I fully agree with this guy. Not sure how practical it will be for the long term health of the business but if I'm ever there and ask for their best beer, it better well be gratis.

 

It will be interesting to see how it goes. The last two places he worked in WI (The Grumpy Troll, Sweet Mullets) he pretty much just upped and left with little explanation (to the public at least). I'm an acquaintance of the person who bought Sweet Mullets from him and to keep it simple, he indicated it was quite an interesting transaction and state the brewery was left in. He makes good beer and I'll be sure to stop in if Im down that way.

 

whoa

 

This was fast

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=id%3D1244167879085308%3Btype%3Dpost%3Buser%3DShortFuseBrewing

 

Holy crap.

 

what do you mean?>? Just this february they were named best new brewery of 2018 by the prestigious ratebeer.com

 

Yup. They're a bit heavy on the various pale ales for my tastes. Their stout, Sticky Bomb, and it's coconut variant, Sticky Nuts, are fabulous. As is their German Chocolate Cake. It tastes JUST like a German chocolate cake. The food's really good too!

 

Not sure, but my buddy left some Belgian beer by them in my fridge and it was OK but not good enough for me to drink all 3 of them in the past 8 months.

 

If it's their Strong Belgian, that one was too sweet. Don't know enough about brewing to say if it had too much malt or brewer's sugar. Or something else.