Act 50: A labor of love

Written By Fredrick Reed

A labor of love. That’s the only way to describe the just released beer documentary One Pint at a Time. When Aaron & Brigitte Hosé started filming at the inaugural Fresh Fest Beer Fest in 2018, they had the film they wanted to produce in mind. Add 4 years, a global pandemic and the evolving storylines about people of color in beer, One Pint at a Time took on a life of its own. We’re happy to have Aaron & Brigitte as the guests of our 50th episode. Yes! Act 50.

Without giving spoilers, the director and producer tell us why they made the film, how they chose the brewers in the film and why their stories needed to be told.

Drinkers: Black Current Gose — UpCountry Brewing; Weathered Souls Brewing — Rwanda French Press; & Anchorage Brewing Company — Patterns

Mystery Beers: Anchorage Brewing Company — Kindness; Revolution Brewing — Ryeway to Heaven; City Barrel Brewing — Good Luck; Brew Gentlemen + Run the Jewels Barrel & Flow Collab — Blockbuster Night Part 1

Fredrick Reed

Storytelling is at the core of all endeavors. Every step forward involves the act of crafting and sending a message to convey a story and open a path to new relationships. At Fredrick Reed, we believe success depends on our ability to tell our stories in a manner attracting and engaging the desired audience. 

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