Tag: Jen Sotolongo

Jen Sotolongo explains how breweries give folks like us a reason to go on an adventure and discover a new place.

This summer, I found myself in Golden, CO, waiting in line to take a tour of the Coors Brewery. Given that I was staying with friends in Boulder

It’s a shame that society has associated alcohol as bad for us due to the consequences that result by the few who abuse it because studies have shown

In this seemingly everlasting recession, an industry near and dear to many of us has experienced tremendous growth. Yep, I’m talking about the craft brewing industry. Ready

I love walking into the local pub in a small town and seeing everyone turns their heads in unison to the strangers who have just entered. That is

Beer production requires a lot of water. In fact, 90% of beer is water. And this figure doesn’t even include the water required for cleaning, running a brewery

Although the modern brewing industry is primarily dominated by males, women were the original brewers. Credit for the creation of beer is often given to Ninkasi, the Sumerian

The story of the craft brewing industry in the United States is long and heartbreaking tale of how corporate brewing giants turned the brewing industry into a market

Brewpublic welcomes Jen on her exploration of many facets of sustainability in the beer industry. Look for future posts from her on topics such as water usage, how