Tarpon Springs Brewery Invites Community To Assist In Process
Saint Somewhere, a small brewer of Belgian-style beer based in Tarpon Springs, is the creation of owner and brew-master Bob Sylvester. Although typically run as a one-man operation, Sylvester enlists the help of volunteers and local beer fans to package his products on bottling day. Richard Stehil of The Independent Florida Alligator recently spent a day at Saint Somewhere Brewery with a team of 14 beer fans to bottle a batch of Sylvester’s Pays du Soleil, which he describes as a “lightly spiced saison.” Saint Somewhere, started in 2007, is currently distributed to 20 states including California, Illinois and New York. Read the complete story.
Saint Somewhere, a small brewer of Belgian-style beer based in Tarpon Springs, is the creation of owner and brew-master Bob Sylvester. Although typically run as a one-man operation, Sylvester enlists the help of volunteers and local beer fans to package his products on bottling day.
Richard Stehil of The Independent Florida Alligator recently spent a day at Saint Somewhere Brewery with a team of 14 beer fans to bottle a batch of Sylvester’s Pays du Soleil, which he describes as a “lightly spiced saison.”
Saint Somewhere, started in 2007, is currently distributed to 20 states including California, Illinois and New York.
Read the complete story.
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