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![[Trailer] Fizzics Brewers Spotlight - Flying Fish Brewing Company](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Nmm-3og3hV8/hqdefault.jpg "[Trailer] Fizzics Brewers Spotlight - Flying Fish Brewing Company
For the next stop on our Brewers Spotlight tour we visited Flying Fish Brewing Company in Somerdale, New Jersey. Flying Fish, founded in 1995, was the first microbrewery to open in South Jersey and is now the largest of all 70+ craft breweries in the state. They offer a wide range of fresh ales year round along with seasonal specialties. Their beers have accumulated a total of 10 Great American Beer Festival awards more than any other New Jersey brewery. Their new state-of-the-art facility is also the most sustainable in the region and allows them to brew beer in the most environmentally friendly way possible. Stop by the tasting room Wednesday- Sunday to try one of 15 beers on tap including weekly one-offs and barrel aged beers. Cheers!
Be sure to watch the full interview with head brewer Barry Holsten here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Omah30AclpI")
![[Trailer] Fizzics Brewers Spotlight - Goose Island](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SisheVUOw5o/hqdefault.jpg "[Trailer] Fizzics Brewers Spotlight - Goose Island
Goose Island opened their original brewpub back in 1988 after founder and beer lover John Hall decided that America needed to have a wide variety of quality brews available like those he had tasted during his travels throughout Europe. Since then, Goose Island has been a leader in the industry and the team has created award-winning beers that define classic and innovative styles. By 1995, John’s beer had become so popular that he decided to open a larger brewery, along with a bottling plant to keep up with demand. The brewery has since doubled in size and now includes a 143,000 square foot barrel aging warehouse that is home to the famous Bourbon County brand stouts and other experimental projects. We shot this interview with brewer Reed Schwenger inside this massive warehouse and we were very impressed!
Be sure to checkout the full interview with brewer Reed Schwenger here - https://youtu.be/FfGLTtwlSl0")
