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Inside The Small Neighborhood Nanobreweries Changing The World Of Craft Beer

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The craft beer scene has exploded in recent years, with new breweries popping up all over the country. But not all craft breweries are created equal. Some are large, commercial operations, while others are small, neighborhood nanobreweries.

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Nanobreweries are defined as breweries that produce less than 15,000 barrels of beer per year. They're often started by passionate beer lovers who want to make a difference in their communities.

Nanobreweries are changing the world of craft beer in a number of ways.

They're making innovative beers. Nanobreweries aren't afraid to experiment with new ingredients and brewing techniques. This has led to the creation of some of the most exciting and flavorful beers on the market.
They're using local ingredients. Many nanobreweries source their ingredients from local farms and businesses. This helps to create a sense of community and supports the local economy.
They're creating a sense of community. Nanobreweries are often located in the heart of their communities. They're a place where people can come together to socialize, enjoy a good beer, and learn about the brewing process.

Here are a few examples of nanobreweries that are changing the world of craft beer:

Almanac Beer Co. in San Francisco, California, is known for its innovative and flavorful beers. They use a variety of ingredients, including fruits, vegetables, and spices, to create beers that are both unique and delicious.
Oxbow Brewing Company in Newcastle, Maine, is a pioneer in the use of local ingredients. They source their hops, barley, and other ingredients from local farms. This gives their beers a distinctive flavor that reflects the terroir of the region.
Forest & Main Brewing Company in Ambler, Pennsylvania, is a community-focused nanobrewery. They host a variety of events, including beer tastings, food pairings, and live music. They also donate a portion of their profits to local charities.

These are just a few examples of the many nanobreweries that are changing the world of craft beer. These small breweries are making a big impact on their communities and the craft beer industry as a whole. So next time you're looking for a great beer, be sure to check out your local nanobrewery.

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