It's been a big week for Bone Up! First and foremost, our federal permit applications have been submitted. We crossed all our t's and dotted all our... lower case j's, so now it's a waiting game. The general consensus is that this usually takes about 90 days, though the TTB themselves seem to be singing a different tune. After that we move on to state permits, then town-level, then we get to put beer in your mouth (and maybe some in kegs)!
We've also had several people notice us this week, apparently out of the blue (hello new readers!). And that's fantastic, but it brought to mind the fact that we should do "more than zero PR" so that people "know we exist." So we wrote a press release and it's got punctuation and everything, but it would appear that we're kind of bad at getting press contacts? So if you, dear reader, know anyone that has a newsy sort of job, please send them this link:
Press Releases!
And yes, we are going to seek people out ourselves instead of just hoping the internet will do everything for us (though that would be nice), but we know we're bound to miss a few people here and there. You can read it even if you aren't part of The Press, but please bear in mind that this is meant to be a lot more fact-heavy and dry than most of the stuff you're used to hearing from us (for instance: we took out the line where we threaten to slap the reader, something that would never happen on this blog).
But wait! Even more exciting things happened this week! This past weekend we met our neighbors, Short Path Distillery, for a Very Important Business Meeting (some of you non-industry folks might know this as "day drinking"), and guess what: they're great people! We are all quite excited to help build out our little boozy enclave in Everett. Their operation is two doors down from our brewery and slated to open around the same time, so check 'em out.
Look at us go! Grand times are ahead.
We've also had several people notice us this week, apparently out of the blue (hello new readers!). And that's fantastic, but it brought to mind the fact that we should do "more than zero PR" so that people "know we exist." So we wrote a press release and it's got punctuation and everything, but it would appear that we're kind of bad at getting press contacts? So if you, dear reader, know anyone that has a newsy sort of job, please send them this link:
Press Releases!
And yes, we are going to seek people out ourselves instead of just hoping the internet will do everything for us (though that would be nice), but we know we're bound to miss a few people here and there. You can read it even if you aren't part of The Press, but please bear in mind that this is meant to be a lot more fact-heavy and dry than most of the stuff you're used to hearing from us (for instance: we took out the line where we threaten to slap the reader, something that would never happen on this blog).
But wait! Even more exciting things happened this week! This past weekend we met our neighbors, Short Path Distillery, for a Very Important Business Meeting (some of you non-industry folks might know this as "day drinking"), and guess what: they're great people! We are all quite excited to help build out our little boozy enclave in Everett. Their operation is two doors down from our brewery and slated to open around the same time, so check 'em out.
Look at us go! Grand times are ahead.
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