Bill and Ron Talk Headwaters Pale Ale

Posted on October 22, 2011 in Headwaters Pale Ale, Video

After following along with us during our Headwaters Pale Ale revitalization efforts by reading the Behind the Scenes: Watch Headwaters Flow blog series, you know all about what it takes to brew this great beer. But would you like to know where the idea for Headwaters originated? Bill and Ron tell you:

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2 Responses to Bill and Ron Talk Headwaters Pale Ale

  1. Sam A January 22, 2012 at 10:26 AM #

    I just returned from one of my regular (but not as often as I’d like) visits to Victory. A new beer for me was the Headwaters Pale Ale. I really liked it, so nice job! The floral nose was exceptional and this really is a year round drinker.

    as a homebrewer, I’m always interested in what goes into a brew. In this case you have citra hops, which I’m keep to give a try, but what yeast are you using?

    Any chance you can publish a “clone” recipe for the
    home brewing community?

    thanks, and keep it up!!!

    -Sam
    (Arlington, VA)

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  2. Hoptomology February 19, 2013 at 7:47 PM #

    I guess no luck on that eh? haha
    Just had one of the few I’ve managed to smuggle back up here in Canada. One of the best I’ve ever tasted, simply delicious!
    Cheers,
    Jeff

    Reply

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The story of Victory Brewing Company starts on a school bus in 1973 when fifth-graders Ron Barchet and Bill Covaleski stepped aboard, on their way to a new school. The two became fast friends and remained so, even as they grew up and went to college on opposite coasts. Just months out of college, Bill’s appreciation of good beer and access to his father’s home brewing equipment inspired him to explore the hobby. That same year (1985), Bill gave Ron a home brewing kit as a Christmas gift. With that, both Bill and Ron developed their love of the craft…
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