Hi, Im Zack. Currently studying aviation logistics in Poland. A friend of mine and I are freak about beer world so not only do we hunt for best bottles whenever some appears, travel the lenght and breadth of our country wherever a beer festival is organized, but also brew our own.
Since 2014, up to now therere 20 of beers brewed by us. A couple of porters, APAs, some witbiers. So after trying whole hectolitres of hop Ambrosia, wed like to get to know more. In Europe in general, American beer is not such popular. Oh, American hop is an often ingredient but the beer remains still european. If U know what I mean Wed like to try something absolutely new !
So why not to consider comin to the US for some brewing experience or maybe even a brewing adventure 🙂 who knows We thought about working in a brewery as a kind of a helping hand. We can do anything provided that we had the contact with the brewing process. We would love to learn the American culture of brewing and also get to know how do you, the American, do it.
In Europe, especially in Poland, therere couple of ways to visit the States by a student, ex. Work&Travel programme. And thats the way wed like to go.
Waiting for your answers, advice or help.
P.S.
Paul, a friend of mine mentioned at the beginning, has serious plans about brewing. Hed like to do it professionally, make it a living. His passion already took him in possession. Such an experience could give him a huge chance and soup up his CV.
Zack
Since 2014, up to now therere 20 of beers brewed by us. A couple of porters, APAs, some witbiers. So after trying whole hectolitres of hop Ambrosia, wed like to get to know more. In Europe in general, American beer is not such popular. Oh, American hop is an often ingredient but the beer remains still european. If U know what I mean Wed like to try something absolutely new !
So why not to consider comin to the US for some brewing experience or maybe even a brewing adventure 🙂 who knows We thought about working in a brewery as a kind of a helping hand. We can do anything provided that we had the contact with the brewing process. We would love to learn the American culture of brewing and also get to know how do you, the American, do it.
In Europe, especially in Poland, therere couple of ways to visit the States by a student, ex. Work&Travel programme. And thats the way wed like to go.
Waiting for your answers, advice or help.
P.S.
Paul, a friend of mine mentioned at the beginning, has serious plans about brewing. Hed like to do it professionally, make it a living. His passion already took him in possession. Such an experience could give him a huge chance and soup up his CV.
Zack
