Sierra Nevada & Dogfish Head Collaboration Life and Limb Returning in March
Eight years after it was last seen, a blast from Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.’s past is set to return next month.That creation is Life and Limb 2019, a 10.2 pe...
Ken Grossman
Russian River Schedules Toronado 30th Anniversary Ale For August
For the third time in 10 years, Russian River Brewing Co. will be releasing a beer to commemorate a major anniversary for a popular California bar.The beer ...
Sierra Nevada Ovila Dubbel
Long before home brewing was something that you regularly heard about, decades before the internet as we know it had entire brewing kits available with just a couple of clicks, and certainly quite a few years before the craft beer scene really exploded into existence, Ken Grossman and Paul Camusi were brewing beer at home and running a homebrew equipment store.
Sierra Nevada Barrel-Aged Bigfoot
The craft beer scene is a far different animal today than it was in the late 1970s. That might seem like an obvious statement, but think about how much different things were when Ken Grossman started Sierra Nevada Brewing Company. There were no labs to buy yeast from, no catalogs of different hop verities to choose from and no other craft breweries to buy used equipment from. All of the equipment they used to start Sierra Nevada was made from scrap metal and old dairy farm equipment. Fast forward thirty-five years later and Sierra Nevada is one the largest craft breweries in the country and producing over a million barrels of beer each year.
