Why I Became A Brewer | Erik Hystad | TEDxHelena
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.พ. 2017
- The story of one moving from being a teacher to a brewer.
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale was the beer that turned Erik Hystad onto Craft Beer. He was raised in a blue-collar home of die hard Bud Light drinkers, who would enjoy a Corona with a lime on special occasions. As the craft beer revolution grew, so did Erik’s love for the new and interesting flavors in craft beer. After dabbling in home brewing for a few years, Erik decided to go pro and joined the production team at Blackfoot River Brewing Company as an assistant brewer in 2012. He became a brewer in 2013 and still works there today. When he is not at the Blackfoot working or enjoying a beer with friends, Erik loves hiking and biking on the Helena trail system with his dog Pokey, his wife Steph and his new son Thor.
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Awesome. I am a martial arts instructor and home brewer. One of my students opened a brewery and asked me to brew for him. I start this week!
That's a strange relationship.
How do you like it ?
What a legend. I'm actually just now starting a new career as an assistant brewer, literally after passing up continuing school for a teaching degree. This is what I needed to see.
I just got out of the Army and ive been so lost and troubled with what to do with my life. I had a thought while talking to my father about how our family used to have a brewery in Germany before ww1. Becoming a brewer sounds like an incredible fulfilling job! This is the first time something has called for me! I have been doing alot of reading and hope to use my GI bill to get a degree to start my path in the brewing industry.
“Brewing is the perfect marriage of art and science”. Great quote
I just finished my last freelance editing job to pursue brewing. Applied, got the gig after home-brewing for a while, and tomorrow is my first day at the brewery. This was so close to home for me and really confirmed that I made the right choice.
Follow your folly.
How’s it been so far? I’ve been home brewing for about 1.5 years now and have been wanting to pursue working at a brewery, I’m still in school but I definitely want to get a job within this field before graduating, any tips ?
How did it go?
Sorry to be offtopic but does anyone know of a way to get back into an instagram account?
I somehow forgot the login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
@Anakin Morgan instablaster ;)
@Jett Lucas i really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and I'm in the hacking process atm.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Good for this guy! Brewing is definitely amazing, something I'm just now learning about too.
Very inspirational. Thank you for sharing
I’m currently an assistant brewer, and every time I want to go back to teaching, I’m going to watch this.
Ohh i have same interest drop your email or contact ?
Can you drop your mail ? I'm so interested in brewing.
"brewing is the perfect marriage of art and science" I have always said that! Art for the engineering type.
Well said sir.
Thanks for the great insight.🍻
I think brewing is fascinated, Even I'm not a brewer. I only sell brewing equipment, but to know some brewing technology already make me attracted.
As a current college student majoring in math and physics education but who also likes homebrewing, I thought this was very interesting
Thank you.
Thank you
I share Erik's thoughts and feelings about being a brewer, just like him i can't dance, sing, paint, etc., and brewing is the best way (so far) i can express myself, moreover, i can share/sell what i brew and immediately notice the impact of what i did.
I just turned 20 and wasn’t interested in anything until I heard about brewing beer I love alcohol lol so I can definitely see myself doing this and loving it will I need a bachelors or at least an associates to get started or what do you recommend?
95% cleaning, 100% waiting... I home brew, patience is the hardest skill to acquire
Following your folly. Thank you for that. I’m two steps away from leaving a good career to step into my folly. Which is brewing beer 😅
You're not alone. I'm just about to walk away from a cushy job as a software engineer to pursue brewing. Got a hit on a brewers assistant job at a local brewery just a few hours ago :)
Congrats!
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first? hahah. ...by the way i love beer......
should be why i became a razor and bar of soap user
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sounds like a miserable life
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