Last Wednesday i got the chance to take a quick tour of the Caybrew factory located in Prospect. I initially went there to drop off my used bottles as Caybrew has a return policy where you get paid $2.00 for each returned case.
After i returned my bottles i was offered a free pint of draft Caybrew from the free sample area they have set-up inside. While enjoying my brew i was offered a free tour of both the recycling area and the actual brewery itself. How could i say no!
I walked through the warehouse area where pallets of this delicious beverage were being prepped for delivery to all the local bars.
My next stop was at the recycling part of the factory where i got to see what happens to those little green bottles and how they are cleaned. Kudos to the Caybrew team as that machine is top of the top and assures the quality of the reused bottles.
After my look at the cleaning area i then walked through the brewing area where the barley, malts, and water combine to make the drink. Walking in, one is initially hit by the strong smell of malt and the heat of the room. This is certainly where the magic happens.
After about 5 minutes of learning the step by step process that goes into brewing the beer, i exited the factory and made my way back to the reception area.
My advice is to give Caybrew a try as it is great tasting and very refreshing.
After i returned my bottles i was offered a free pint of draft Caybrew from the free sample area they have set-up inside. While enjoying my brew i was offered a free tour of both the recycling area and the actual brewery itself. How could i say no!
I walked through the warehouse area where pallets of this delicious beverage were being prepped for delivery to all the local bars.
My next stop was at the recycling part of the factory where i got to see what happens to those little green bottles and how they are cleaned. Kudos to the Caybrew team as that machine is top of the top and assures the quality of the reused bottles.
After my look at the cleaning area i then walked through the brewing area where the barley, malts, and water combine to make the drink. Walking in, one is initially hit by the strong smell of malt and the heat of the room. This is certainly where the magic happens.
After about 5 minutes of learning the step by step process that goes into brewing the beer, i exited the factory and made my way back to the reception area.
My advice is to give Caybrew a try as it is great tasting and very refreshing.
2 comments:
I LOVE CAYBREW!
I LOVE CAYBREW TOO. IT'S REFRESHING, SIMILAR TO HEINEKEN, MUCH BETTER THAN STINGRAY. I RECOMMEND GIVING IT A TRY. TOO BAD IT'S NOT FOR SALE IN THE US BECAUSE THIS WOULD BE MY BEER OF CHOICE, ESPECIALLY BOTTLED CAYBREW.
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