Craft Beer Magazine Issue 1 | Page 7

Brewer). He was getting the spices ready for a brew of their imperial pumpkin ale, Hippo Lantern. In the past few months he has been very busy getting set up and going. It is a big undertaking when you are expanding your brewery, but Chris and his gang got everything up and running at the new facility in about a month’s time, getting batches of beer going right away. The inside of the new facility looks like something out of Breaking Bad. They are currently waiting for their new brewhouse to arrive, so in the mean time they are using their old one. The old decoction system has not failed them yet, and it is awesome to see how the mash tun produces a batch of beer. After being at capacity at their old building and moving into the new facility, it only seemed fitting to add some more fermenters. The way River Horse has set things up it will be very easy to get new fermenters online and filled in a day’s time. The last time we visited I don’t recall the bottling line running, so it was awesome to see it run. They were up to about 45 bottles a minute and filling about 400 cases of Tripel Horse. Everything - from the bottles going