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KDA, Ky. Guild of Brewers partner with farmers Ceremonial pours scheduled throughout the fall Click on headline for complete story By Ted Sloan News from Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles office FRANKFORT (Mon 10 Oct 2016) - The Kentucky Department of Agriculture (KDA) and the Kentucky Guild of Brewers have partnered on the release of five limited-edition, Kentucky Proud-infused beers. "This is a great example of Kentucky Proud producers working together to create unique value-added products," Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles said. "We are pleased to work with the Kentucky Guild of Brewers to advance Kentucky's flourishing craft brewing industry while helping farmers find new markets for their products." "The Kentucky Guild of Brewers is excited to announce our partnership with the Department of Agriculture that highlights the creativity, hard work, and great products we can make when Kentucky's farms and breweries team up together," said Derek Selznick, executive director of the Kentucky Guild of Brewers. The Kentucky Guild of Brewers and the KDA teamed up 10 breweries and five farmers to create five unique beers that showcase the flavors of Kentucky agriculture: - Against the Grain (Louisville) and Ethereal Brewing (Lexington) used KY Proud peaches from Mulberry Orchards in Shelbyville. The Peach Sour Saison was released Monday with a ceremonial pouring and tasting at Against the Grain. A second tasting is scheduled Monday, October 17, 2016 at 5pmCT/6pmET at Ethereal Brewing, 1224 Manchester St, Lexington, KY.A portion of the proceeds for these beers will benefit the Kentucky Guild of Brewers. The Kentucky Guild of Brewers exists to pursue the following objectives: to act as a singular voice and advocate for the Kentucky brewing industry in all pertinent matters of legislation and governmental administration; to evenly promote all member breweries through the organization of events and publication of media; and to amalgamate the knowledge and economic sway of member breweries. The Guild is organized and operated exclusively for non-profit purposes. This story was posted on 2016-10-11 06:27:00
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