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Kiitos Brewing Plans to be Environmentally Friendly While Producing New Local Craft Beer

March 24, 2017 by Hayley Bachman Leave a Comment

Andrew Dasenbrock and his head brewer are planning to open Kiitos at their new location in the summer of 2017 and start welcoming patrons to test their craft beer. Dasenbrock has taken numerous precautions to ensure that his new pub is as environmentally friendly as possible. Construction plans were made so they could install a treatment system to limit water waste. This new … [Read more...]

Talisman Brewing Co. – Big Beers Out of a Little Ogden Shop

March 23, 2017 by Hayley Bachman Leave a Comment

Talisman Brewing Company has been growing steadily out of Ogden, UT, through a word-of-mouth campaign and an awesome following on social media. They are growing even more in popularity through their loyal customer base, which made the choice to leave a full-time desk job a good decision. Joann Williams and Dusty are owners of Talisman Brewing, and while Joann still puts in full … [Read more...]

Roosters Brewing Company Continues to Shine with Awesome Brews

March 21, 2017 by Hayley Bachman Leave a Comment

Last year Roosters Brewing Company hired Jacquie King, she is one of the few female brewers in the male-dominated industry. We wanted to meet Jacquie and learn what she is bringing to one of Utah’s most well-established breweries. Jacquie spent 6 years in Munich, Germany. (arguably the beer capital of the world). Attending the world’s first and most famous Oktoberfest as a … [Read more...]

Desert Edge Brewery Has a New Head Brewer

March 21, 2017 by Connie Lewis Leave a Comment

Chad Krusell is the new head brewer of Desert Edge Brewery, taking over from Chris Haas, who held the job for 16 years. Chad’s goal is to “keep the system going and keep the beer flowing.” He is gradually working to incorporate some of his own recipes in small batches to see how well they do. “I love it,” he says. “It is a cool place to work. I worried about taking over from … [Read more...]

Mountain West Cider Keeps Producing Creative and Unique Ciders

March 17, 2017 by Hayley Bachman Leave a Comment

Salt Lake Cider Company, Mountain West Cider, keeps pumping out creative and unique ciders that are continuously growing in popularity. Most recently they teamed up with Green Urban LunchBox, "a local non-profit that harvests urban fruit and donates the market worthy fruit to food banks across the Salt Lake region," says Jennifer Carleton, owner at Mountain West Cider. The … [Read more...]

New World Distillery Brings Crystalline Gin to Ogden Valley

January 31, 2017 by Richard Markosian Leave a Comment

Ashley and Chris Cross have entered a world of botanicals, brews, spirits and a cozy store up in the Wasatch Back near Pine View Reservoir in Eden, Utah. Aptly, they have named their new business New World Distillery. Ashley is a former school teacher and Chris is a former Navy Pilot and trainer. Together, they decided to open a distillery four years ago. It’s been a … [Read more...]

La Caille Holiday Irish Coffee

December 21, 2016 by Heather L. King Leave a Comment

  This holiday season, head to La Caille for a festive tipple with friends and family. Whether you are looking to finish off dinner with a decadent drink or merely stopping into the bar for some appetizers and beverages before walking the grounds to view the lights, La Caille has a special treat to make you merry and bright—the Irish coffee. Order the La Caille Irish … [Read more...]

Broadway: Here Today…..

December 16, 2016 by Richard Markosian Leave a Comment

Remember 2008? Wall Street traded corporations lost 40% of their value in a matter of days. The economy tanked and the housing bubble burst. Prices declined for hotels and flights, and shoe repair shops were flourishing. Only bars and movie theaters seemed immune. But besides shoe repair, another sector of the economy was also much more immune and resilient than the sectors: … [Read more...]

From Ski Bum to Ski Empire: Meet KÜHL founder Kevin Boyle and his amazing team

December 14, 2016 by Richard Markosian Leave a Comment

Walking into KÜHL’s headquarters in Salt Lake City, you can’t help but be immediately struck by the design of the facility. High ceilings and tall windows welcome a bright, natural light into the lobby, which offers a large commercial kitchen and a dining/meeting area. Something smells delicious. Employees aren’t at cubicles, but at tall desks and open work areas. Everyday a … [Read more...]

Jeweler Charley Hafen Leaves a Legacy Before Leaving the Country

December 6, 2016 by Ryan Trimble Leave a Comment

black-and-white portrait of jeweler Charley Hafen

Charley Hafen has set up four chairs and two small tables on his back patio. A bottle of rye whiskey and a glass tumbler sit on one table. On the other sits another tumbler and a silver tray. On the silver tray are two handmade leather boxes (each filled with an assortment of Dunhill and Nat Sherman cigarettes), a Rolex Oyster Perpetual, a tarnished Japanese lighter, and two … [Read more...]

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