WVCEOS Virtual Spring Conference

WVCEOS Virtual Spring Conference - Shared screen with speaker view

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Jason Kozlowski

57:25

Good morning, everyone!

Paul Crumrine

57:38

I've made homemade wine but not beer.

Diana Mielecki

58:06

I made wine one time.

iPhone greg wolfinger

58:24

We’ve made wine

Karol Bradshaw

58:36

Whole new topic for me. I know it is of great interest, but I’m not a beer kind of person, but I like cooking.

Douglas Arbogast

59:05

I tried but then I realized how challenging it is to make a good IPA so I just go down to my local brewery since fortunately its only a few blocks away

Vicky L. Shears

59:29

My grandmother made beer in the late 20's, 30's. They may have done it to sell to bring in some cash. They were very cash poor.

Douglas Arbogast

01:00:29

good story on NPR recently about a woman who moonshined to raise money for her family. Maybe that was her!

Vicky L. Shears

01:01:18

She didn't make moonshine as far as I know.

Douglas Arbogast

01:02:15

oh right. I see now that you said she brewed beer. great!

Paul Crumrine

01:02:33

Blue field?

Melanie Blocker

01:02:51

morgantown

stephanie duncan

01:02:56

charleston

Elyzabeth Maxey

01:02:57

Elkins

Diana Mielecki

01:03:12

Smoke Holes

Karol Bradshaw

01:03:31

Southern WV

Melanie Blocker

01:04:40

what was the slogan

Douglas Arbogast

01:04:52

west virginia brewed to win ya!

Douglas Arbogast

01:05:04

we need to bring that back!

Jason Kozlowski

01:07:35

Not enough.

Paul Crumrine

01:07:37

Vicky L. Shears

01:07:51

I think there is 7 just in tucker county

Melanie Blocker

01:07:54

Paul Crumrine

01:07:59

lol

honey bonour

01:08:02

10?

Paul Crumrine

01:10:13

I remember Big Timber about that time

Douglas Arbogast

01:10:42

they were definitely part of the initial batch of breweries to take off about that time

Jason Kozlowski

01:11:27

Absolutely.

Douglas Arbogast

01:11:35

Big Timber just moved to a larger facility and significantly increased their production capacity

Melanie Blocker

01:16:20

I looked it up and it said that Parkersburg Brewery /1859 Rapp & Hebrank was WV

Douglas Arbogast

01:17:09

awesome!

Paul Crumrine

01:17:30

That's great!

Douglas Arbogast

01:18:00

ante bellum brews!

Daniel Eades

01:40:12

Bill at Chestnut Brew Works studied fungi - specifically the one that causes Chestnut blight. Turns out yeast and fungi are close cousins so it worked out well!

Jason Kozlowski

01:44:18

So fascinating.

Melanie Blocker

01:46:05

all is very interesting. Thank you for sharing with us.

Debbie Blehschmidt

01:50:19

Gotta go. Thanks for the info. Interesting.

Paul Crumrine

01:52:26

This has really been very educational and well thought out. Thank you guys!

Vicky L. Shears

01:52:55

So what is your alls take on sin taxes. I sent an email to Governor to tax out of state and not in state manufactured beer.

Jason Kozlowski

01:53:12

Lucky!

Karol Bradshaw

01:53:34

Thank you all for the information relating craft beer brewing and the importance to WV tourism.

honey bonour

01:53:49

thanks

Vicky L. Shears

01:53:51

Thanks so much for presenting.

Kim Stemple Barbour County

01:53:55

Thank you

Connie Burkett

01:54:04

Fantastic presentation. loved it.

Daniel Eades

01:54:09

Re: sin taxes - these microbreweries are an important and growing segment. Those make them less competitive in state and especially out of state. I think we should be encouraging more of them

Nancy Parsons

01:54:12

Thank You

Connie Wolfinger

01:56:08

Great presentation Thank you

Jason Kozlowski

01:56:27

Thanks so much for attending and participating, everyone.

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