078 – Tim Gormley of Burial Beer on Using Craft Beer as an Artistic Outlet
In this episode, we interview Tim Gormley, one of the founders of Burial Beer, Forestry Camp, and Visuals.
January 19, 2021
In this episode, we interview Tim Gormley, one of the founders of Burial Beer, Forestry Camp, and Visuals.
January 19, 2021
In this episode, we interview Tim Gormley, one of the founders of Burial Beer, Forestry Camp, and their newest business, Visuals.
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Tim experienced his “epiphany beer,” Samuel Smith Imperial Stout, whilst studying for his business degree at Penn State University. Shortly after graduation, he relocated to Seattle, WA where he met his current business partners, Doug and Jess Reiser. In their free time, the trio home-brewed and documented their craft beer-centric travels on their blog, beerblotter.com. Tim began brewing professionally at Lazy Boy Brewing (Everett, WA) in 2009 before seeking more experience crafting Belgian and German-style beers at Sound Brewery (Poulsbo, WA). Doug, Jess, and Tim moved to Asheville, NC in 2012 and opened Burial Beer Co. in the summer of 2013.
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Music by Commonwealth Choir