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Craft

Craft

Introduction by Bryan Selders, Head Brewer of Post Brewing Company. ALSO: Join us at West Flanders Brewing Company to continue talking about craft beer and raise a pint, after the “Craft” panel discussion, Friday, October 17, West Flanders Brewing Company, 1125 Pearl Street, Boulder.

Preceded by The Art and Science of Beer (USA, 2014, English, Color, 5:41 minutes). Dr. Charles Bamforth, the head of Malting and Brewing Science at UC-Davis, explains beer-making and reveals how to pick the freshest pint when you’re at a pub. Presented by University of California, this film is a featured episode from Onward California, a documentary series about University of California faculty and the impact of their work on the public.

In CRAFT, filmmaker Craig Noble takes a beertastic voyage to the front lines of the craft beer revolution. He travels across the United States and Canada to interview prominent craft brewers to find out how they maintain quality, creativity, and integrity in the face of a voracious demand for craft beer.

The breweries that CRAFT features include: Lagunitas Brewing Company (Petaluma, CA), The Commons Brewery (Portland, OR), Port Brewing Company/The Lost Abbey (San Marcos, CA), Hops & Grain Craft Brewery (Austin, TX), Odell Brewing Company (Ft. Collins, CO), Funkwerks, Inc. (Ft. Collins, CO), Captain Lawrence Brewing Company (Elmsford, NY), Enlightenment Ales (Lowell, MA), Allagash Brewing Company (Portland, ME), Zero Gravity Craft Brewery (Burlington, VT), and Dieu du Ciel! (Montreal Quebec).

To learn more about craft brewing, he undertook an apprenticeship on a farm brewery, attended beer school in Vermont, and earned his Cicerone (beer sommelier) certification. In the documentary, the sum of his experiences culminate in his formulation of a professional-quality farmhouse ale recipe. (Post Brewing and BRU Handbuilt Ales are collaborating to brew their version of his beer for our festival.)

A panel discussion that will include Bryan Selders, Dan Rabin, award-winning beer and travel journalist and author of Colorado Breweries Guidebook, and John Lehndorff, food writer and host of the Nibbles food-oriented radio program on KGNU, will follow the screening.

Craft

Fri October 17, 2014, 7:30 only, Muenzinger Auditorium

Canada, 2014, English, Color, 62 minutes, DP • official site

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