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This week on Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy talks to Brent Manning from Riverbend Malt House in Asheville, North Carolina, about their process of producing high quality craft malt at a large scale. The duo discuss the trends in craft beer, craft malt, and the future of a more sustainable beer industry. Grab your green headphones and dig in on the convo with us right now!
Craft Malt Conference Weekend is here! Kick back and chat Craft Malt with Hannah Turner, Director of The MSU Barley and Malt Quality Lab in Bozeman, MT; Hillary Barile of Rabbit Hill Farms in New Jersey; and Jesse Bussard, Executive Director of the Craft Maltsters Guild.
Gov. Greg Gianforte and Christy Clark, director of the Montana Department of Agriculture, toured the Montana Craft Malt facility Wednesday to highlight how the operation promotes Montana’s high-quality ag products
BUTTE, Mont. – Governor Greg Gianforte and Christy Clark, director of the Montana Department of Agriculture, yesterday toured Montana Craft Malt to highlight how the operation promotes Montana’s high-quality ag products and expands value-added ag opportunities for Montana producers.
Old Tuffy Lager is now a Certified Craft Malt beer. Riverbend Malt House Announces Partnership with New Belgium Brewing Asheville, NC — Riverbend Malt House has partnered with New Belgium Brewing on Old Tuffy Premium Lager, which now includes a portion of Southern Select, a flavorful base malt produced with 2-row barley grown in North Carolina. Old Tuffy was originally conceived as a partnership between NC State University and New Belgium Brewing, with a portion of the proceeds directed towards the university’s academic, sustainability, and innovation programs. “As a fourth generation alumni, I’ve wanted Riverbend to be a part of this beer since it was released”, says Brent Manning Riverbend’s co-founder, “so it was really gratifying to have our malt included in the recipe.”
Maple Leaf Foods, The North Face, Cool Effect, Epiphany Craft Malt join effort to support farmers addressing climate change with Indigo Carbon - In a continued display of leadership from the private industry on climate, Indigo has announced a new crop of global companies committed to advancing agriculture's potential as a solution to climate change. - They join a growing list of organizations across diverse industries accelerating and scaling the potential of agriculture as a nature-based solution through the purchase of verified offsets and regenerative supply chain sourcing. - Indigo Carbon growers have committed to adopting new beneficial practice changes on nearly 2 million acres since the launch of the program, with the first validated credits to be issued later this year.