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When Alaskan Brewing Company opened in 1986, Juneau got its first craft brewery since Prohibition. Where others only saw the challenges of brewing in Alaska, Geoff and Marcy Larson saw an opportunity to bring fresh, delicious craft beer to the state they loved. We journey to Juneau to learn how unique native ingredients, historic recipes, and groundbreaking techniques in sustainable brewing combine to bring beer to America’s frontier! Subscribe for more → https://www.youtube.com/c/consensusdi... Watch new Made In America episodes here → https://bit.ly/3sKxoOK #glasshalffull #madeinamerica #alaskanbrewingcompany The pioneer spirit of Alaska is embodied in everything Alaskan touches–especially their flagship Alaskan Amber, initially recreated by Geoff from a Gold Rush-era recipe uncovered in Juneau’s historic archives. Other brews incorporate unique local ingredients like Sitka spruce tips, while malts smoked with native alder wood produce their award winning Smoked Porter–perfect for warming you up in the cold Alaskan winter. Of course, as any brewer will tell you, water is the most important ingredient of all, and Alaskan’s water is as pure as it gets–straight from the glaciers in the Juneau Icefield. Geoff and Marcy love the wild splendor of Alaska and they want to help preserve it. As Geoff says, “Our environment makes us do what we do. We do things outside of the box, because we are outside of the box.” They were the first craft brewery in the US to install a CO2 recapture system, reducing emissions and eliminating the need to ship out waste CO2 tanks. Meanwhile, their biomass boiler system uses their own spent grain as fuel. By powering their brewing with their own waste product, Alaskan saves nearly 65,000 gallons of diesel fuel every year. They call it: Beer Powered Beer. Launched with the help of small investors across the state, Alaskan puts their community and their employees at the heart of all they do, with an employee ownership program and their One Barrel system which allows any staff member to develop their own brewing recipes. And yearly partnerships with local charities see their beer sales supporting worthy causes from animal rescues to coastal cleanups. Forged by a can-do spirit while rooted in community, blazing a trail of innovation while cherishing tradition, sustaining their environment while creating legendary brews imbued with local flavors, Alaskan Brewing Co. is truly pushing the frontier of beer. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS 00:00 Moving to Alaska for Love–and Beer 00:29 Bringing Fresh Beer to Juneau 01:03 Big State, Small Community 02:20 America’s Longest Coastline 03:23 Brewing Beer to Capture Carbon 04:26 Spent Grain Fuels Brewing 05:29 Mash Filter Press to Reduce Waste 06:41 One Barrel Beer Making 07:19 Alaskan Amber Historic Recipe 08:07 Winter Ale Old English Style 09:21 Alder-Smoked Porter 10:47 Beer to Bank On How Alaska Got Its First Craft Brewery | Glass Half Full Directed by Eric Feigenbaum Created by Conor Gaughan and Kate Tucker Written and hosted by Kate Tucker Produced by Consensus Digital Media in partnership with Remedial Media Executive Producer - Kate Tucker Executive Producer - Jessie English Executive Producer - Eric Feigenbaum Executive Producer - Conor Gaughan Featuring: Marcy Larson - Co-Founder, Alaskan Brewing Company Geoff Larson - Co-Founder, Alaskan Brewing Company Terwilliger Paige - Master Production Scheduler, Alaskan Brewing Company Dave Martin - Quality Assurance Manager, Alaskan Brewing Company Filmed in Juneau, Alaska at Alaskan Brewing Company. Archival images and additional footage courtesy of Alaskan Brewing Company and Cornfield Studios. Supervising Producer - Geoff Rock Editor - Jack Mankiewicz Assistant Editor - Angaelica LaPasta Director of Photography - Isaac Rosenthal Camera Operator - Eddie Bernard Gaffer / Drone Operator - Fletcher Anstis Sound Engineer - Tom Eichler Production Coordinator - John Ryan Gage Makeup & Hair - Jessie English Wardrobe - Hollie Van Osenbruggen Audio Mixer / Sound Design - Dillon Terry Color Grading - Ind3x Motion Graphics - Yuriy Netrebyuk Graphic Design - Stephen Lepsch Music courtesy of Soundstripe, Audiio, and Artlist More stories from Consensus: https://thebusinessdownload.com/ Follow us:   / consensusdigital     / consensusdigital     / consensusdm   Soundstripe Codes: Better Time Comin’ - S5G1Q9N3KZJJACLT Heartland - QUDA3SZBDA0DMLA8 Once in Royal David’s City - UYDX1ULRYCOY9N7A Days to Days - C9RXL6UZXFE3CZPO M0ICLNKLSZ2CZYH1 MO63GNPHWPSZYHS3 QV5F4IXHOW7FADAA 2NLN46QWBFSEHMJZ