We flew The Hadouk Trio in from Paris for a few private parties and test run. It was three nights of great music with things going quite smoothly. The space sounds much better than I had expected and without a doubt will be one of the best places in Bangalore to catch a live gig. Especially with the caliber of musicians we plan to present, the quality of libations we are serving and the comfort of the space. We have another week of finishing touches before the grand opening on October 3.
The rest of the line-up is:
Golden Ale - A refreshing session beer.
Hefeweizen - The cloudy South German wheat beer with banana and clove overtones.
American Amber Ale - Rich & smooth with an abundance of toasted malt flavour.
India Pale Ale - Hop heaven with a good malt backbone (my personal favourite).
Porter - A dark roasty ale with hints of chocolate.
You can expect to see some new beers in the coming weeks and improvements to our line-up of regular offerings as I tweek the recipes to my idea of perfection and our yeast gets comfortable in it’s new home.
For my overseas readers, just now it’s Ganesh Chaturthi in India. A 10 day Hindu festival celebrated on the birthday of Ganesh, the elephant-faced god, where his presence on earth is experienced by devotees. I’ve been seeing lots of very large and colorful statues in many places around town where they were not previously. It’s believed that Ganesha is the embodiment of shakti or power and is worshipped for wisdom, prosperity and good fortune. He is traditionally invoked at the beginning of any new venture and at the start of travel. We had a little ceremony in the brewhouse the other day to get the brewery off on the right foot. I’m thinking that it worked!
Congrats Ed,
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a fantastic new adventure. Wish I was a little closer to Bangalore to check out that IPA. Hope the grand opening was a blast... and all the best to you in the town of boiled beans.
Benda-kaal-uru!
XOE