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169 <img src="brew/images/TLPAcanNu.png" width="294" height="427" class="floatright"/></a> 170 <div class="headline"> 171 <h2>Enjoy keg flavor at home</h2></div> 172 <p></p> 173 <p> </p> 174 <p>The Fresh Local Delicious flavor of Twin Lakes Greenville Pale Ale is now available in cans. You've had it at your favorite pub or tavern, and maybe you've dropped by to our brewery to fill a growler or two, but finally you can take some home and keep it for a few days. Local distributors all over the state of Delaware and many in Pennsylvania and Maryland can now sell you a full case of our incomparable Greenville Pale Ale.</p> 175 <div class="clear"></div> 176 </div> 177<ul class="step step3"> 178 <li> </li><li> </li> 179</ul> 180<div class="clear"></div> 181 </div> 182 </div> 183</div> 184<div id="gpa"></div> 185<div id="beers"> 186 <div id="variety"> 187 <div id="beerLabel"> 188 <img src="brew/images/greenville.jpg" width="333" height="450"/> 189</div> 190 <div id="beerText"> 191 <h1>Greenville Pale Ale</h1> 192 <h2>BREWED WITH PASSION</h2> 193 <p>Greenville Pale Ale is a traditional, American-style Pale Ale that is rooted in the Pacific Northwest brewing tradition. We use whole flower Cascade hops and American two-row barley malt to produce a light amber ale that is medium bodied with a significant floral-citrus hop essence and aroma that makes it extremely drinkable and refreshing. 194One of our brewers said âYou should name a beer after the town itâs brewed in.â So we did. This is our signature brew. Greenville Pale Ale represents both our local roots in Greenville, Delaware and our interest in âgreenâ technology for the future.<br/><a href="brew/recipe1_keepThis-true-TB_iframe-true-height-450-width-480.html" title="Greenvile Pale Ale pairs well with:" class="thickbox">Try with this tasty recipe!</a></p> 195</div> 196 <div id="beerFacts"> 197 <table class="brew-data"> 198 <tr class="bottom-border"> 199 <td width="57"><b>Style</b></td> 200 <td width="131">American Pale Ale</td> 201 </tr> 202 <tr class="bottom-border"> 203 <td><b><abbr title="Alcohol by volume is a standard measure of how much alcohol (ethanol) is contained in an alcoholic beverage, expressed as a percentage of total volume.">ABV</abbr></b></td> 204 <td>5.5%</td> 205 </tr> 206 <tr> 207 <td><b><abbr title="The International Bittering Units scale, or simply IBU scale, provides a measure of the bitterness of beer, which is provided by the hops used during brewing.">IBU</abbr></b></td> 208 <td>52</td> 209 </tr> 210 </table> 211 <p id="pair">BEST PAIRED WITH</p> 212 <i>Meat, fish or almost any cuisine</i> 213 <section id="social"> 214 <div class="facebook"> 215 <strong>Be our Facebook Fan</strong> 216 <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Twin-Lakes-Brewing-Company/112735678739745" target="_blank"> 217 <h2 class="green">"LIKE" Greenville Pale Ale</h2> 218 </a> 219 </div> 220 <div class="twitter"> 221 <strong>Tweet Tweet!</strong> 222 <a href="https://twitter.com/home?status=I LOVE %40twinlakesbrews Greenville Pale Ale! %23netde" title="Click to send this page to Twitter!" target="_blank"> 223 <h2 class="green">I LOVE Greenville Pale Ale</h2></a> 224 </a> 225 </div> 226 </section> 227 <div id="ww"> 228 </div> 229 </div> 230 </div> 231 <div id="variety" style="position:relative; top:-40px;"> 232 <div id="beerLabel"><img src="brew/images/winterthur.jpg" width="333" height="450"/></div> 233 <div id="beerText"> 234 <h1>Winterthur Wheat</h1> 235 <h2>BREWED WITH PASSION</h2> 236 <p>Winterthur Wheat is our version of an American West Coast Wheat beer. This thirst quenching ale is smartly hopped and has a uniquely crisp and sparkling taste. We blend two-row barley malt and wheat malt with whole flower Cascade hops to create this refreshing wheat beer with a distinctive flavor. Once they taste it, even people who say they donât like wheat beers are instant fans. This is a great beer for warm summer afternoons and evenings.</p> 237<p>
237Those familiar with Delawareâs Brandywine Valley Scenic Byway will recognize the name Winterthur. Located just up the road from our brewery, Winterthur is a former DuPont family estate and is now an internationally renowned museum and nature garden. Inspired by Winterthurâs rolling fields, we named our wheat beer after this local American treasure. In addition to its architectural beauty, Winterthur also features the art of such noted local artists as <a href="http://www.mainlinetoday.com/Main-Line-Today/May-2009/Old-Man-River/" target="_blank">George âFrolicâ Weymouth</a>, whose painting, âWheat,â is on our trademark label.</p><a href="brew/recipe2_keepThis-true-TB_iframe-true-height-450-width-480.html" title="Winterthur Spring Wheat pairs well with:" class="thickbox">Try with this tasty recipe!</a> 238</div> 239 <div id="beerFacts"> 240 <table class="brew-data"> 241 <tr class="bottom-border"> 242 <td width="57"><b>Style</b></td> 243 <td width="131">Golden Ale</td> 244 </tr> 245 <tr class="bottom-border"> 246 <td><b><abbr title="Alcohol by volume is a standard measure of how much alcohol (ethanol) is contained in an alcoholic beverage, expressed as a percentage of total volume.">ABV</abbr></b></td> 247 <td>5.5%</td> 248 </tr> 249 <tr> 250 <td><b><abbr title="The International Bittering Units scale, or simply IBU scale, provides a measure of the bitterness of beer, which is provided by the hops used during brewing.">IBU</abbr></b></td> 251 <td>35</td> 252 </tr> 253 </table> 254 <p id="pair">BEST PAIRED WITH</p> 255 <i>Summer salads, Indian and Asian foods.</i> 256 <section id="social"> 257 <div class="facebook"> 258 <strong>Be our Facebook Fan</strong> 259 <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Twin-Lakes-Brewing-Company/112735678739745" target="_blank"> 260 <h2 class="green">"LIKE" Winterthur Wheat</h2> 261 </a> 262 </div> 263 <div class="twitter"> 264 <strong>Tweet Tweet!</strong> 265 <a href="https://twitter.com/home?status=I%20LOVE%20%40twinlakesbrews%20Winterthur%20Wheat!%20%23netde" title="Click to send this page to Twitter!" target="_blank"> 266 <h2 class="green">I LOVE Winterthur Wheat</h2></a> 267 </a> 268 </div> 269 </section> 270 </div> 271 <div id="tts"> 272 </div> 273 </div> 274 <h2> </h2><h2> </h2><h2> </h2> 275 <div id="variety" style="position:relative; top:-40px;"> 276 <div id="beerLabel"><img src="brew/images/tweeds.jpg" width="333" height="450"/></div> 277 <div id="beerText"> 278 <h1>Tweeds Tavern Stout</h1> 279 <h2>BREWED WITH PASSION</h2> 280 <p>Named after the historic Tweeds Tavern, one of the earliest breweries in Delaware, Tweeds Tavern Stout is an American stout fashioned in the Pacific Northwest style. It features a complex blend of the freshest American ingredients including black roasted barley, black malt, rolled oats, red wheat with Cascade and Galena hops. Our stout is mellow and mild with pleasant, roasted coffee and chocolate elegance and smoothly balanced body. It produces a thick, rich, foamy, mocha head that clings to the glass. People who say they donât like dark beer
280s are surprised once they taste our stout and experience for themselves how delicious and drinkable it is.</p> 281<p> 282Youâll find the original, restored Tweeds Tavern in nearby Tweeds Park in Hockessin, Delaware. The tavern was a favorite meeting place for early American farmers and merchants driving Conestoga wagons to market. The stout was brewed on the premises for the enjoyment of its many parched patrons. Twin Lakes is proud to continue the tradition by brewing this historical American stout.</p><a href="brew/recipe3_keepThis-true-TB_iframe-true-height-450-width-480.html" title="Tweeds Tavern Stout pairs well with:" class="thickbox">Try with this tasty recipe!</a> 283</div> 284 <div id="beerFacts"> 285 <table class="brew-data"> 286 <tr class="bottom-border"> 287 <td width="55"><b>Style</b></td> 288 <td width="133">Stout</td> 289 </tr> 290 <tr class="bottom-border"> 291 <td><b><abbr title="Alcohol by volume is a standard measure of how much alcohol (ethanol) is contained in an alcoholic beverage, expressed as a percentage of total volume.">ABV</abbr></b></td> 292 <td>5%</td> 293 </tr> 294 <tr> 295 <td><b><abbr title="The International Bittering Units scale, or simply IBU scale, provides a measure of the bitterness of beer, which is provided by the hops used during brewing.">IBU</abbr></b></td> 296 <td>45</td> 297 </tr> 298 </table> 299 <p id="pair">BEST PAIRED WITH</p> 300 <i>Broiled or roasted fish, chicken, pork or ham. Or, try making a âStout floatâ with chocolate ice cream! (Yes, weâre totally serious! Itâs great!)</i> 301 <section id="social"> 302 <div class="facebook"> 303 <strong>Be our Facebook Fan</strong> 304 <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Twin-Lakes-Brewing-Company/112735678739745" target="_blank"> 305 <h2 class="green">"LIKE" Tweeeds Tavern Stout</h2> 306 </a> 307 </div> 308 <div class="twitter"> 309 <strong>Tweet Tweet!</strong> 310 <a href="https://twitter.com/home?status=I LOVE %40twinlakesbrews Tweeds Taver Stout! %23netde" title="Click to send this page to Twitter!" target="_blank"> 311 <h2 class="green">I LOVE Tweeds Tavern Stout</h2></a> 312 </a> 313 </div> 314 </section> 315 </div> 316 <div id="r52p"></div> 317 </div> 318 <h2> </h2><h2> </h2><h2> </h2><h2> </h2> 319 <div id="variety" style="position:relative; top:-15px;"> 320 <div id="beerLabel"><img src="brew/images/rt52.jpg" width="333" height="450"/></div> 321 <div id="beerText"> 322 <h1>Route 52 Pilsner</h1> 323 <h2>BREWED WITH PASSION</h2> 324 <p>This light golden Pilsner lets the natural taste of our pure, deep rock well water shine through and highlights the plentiful whole flower Spalt hops. Route 52 is no weak, timid American lager. In combination with the traditional European Pils Malt and Bohemian lager yeast, we have created a clean, crisp and very flavorful beer.</p> 325<p> 326Route 52 derives its name from the National Scenic Byway that passes by Twin Lakes Farm. Our community is rich in history, art and beauty, and our location and historic setting inspire us to craft a beer that reflects our heritage. From our traditional American style pilsner recipe to the painstaking effort we put into hand crafting this delicious beer, our Route 52 is proof positive that Twin Lakes Brewery is âPreserving the Art of Brewing.â both our local roots in Greenville, Delaware and our interest in âgreenâ technology for the future.</p> 327<a href="brew/recipe4_keepThis-true-TB_iframe-true-height-450-width-480.html" title="Route 52 Pilsner pairs well with:" class="thickbox">Try with this tasty recipe!</a> 328</div> 329 <div id="beerFacts"> 330 <div class="brew-data"> 331 <table class="brew-data"> 332 <tr class="bottom-border"> 333 <td width="52"><b>Style</b></td> 334 <td width="166">Pilsner</td> 335 </tr> 336 <tr class="bottom-border"> 337 <td><b><abbr title="Alcohol by volume is a standard measure of how much alcohol (ethanol) is contained in an alcoholic beverage, expressed as a percentage of total volume.">ABV</abbr></b></td> 338 <td>5.5%</td> 339 </tr> 340 <tr> 341 <td><b><abbr title="The International Bittering Units scale, or simply IBU scale, provides a measure of the bitterness of beer, which is provided by the hops used during brewing.">IBU</abbr></b></td> 342 <td>40</td> 343 </tr> 344 </table></div> 345 <p id="pair">BEST PAIRED WITH</p> 346 <i>Spicy summer foods, seafood and Chesapeake Bay crabs.</i> 347 <section id="social"> 348 <div class="facebook"> 349 <strong>Be our Facebook Fan</strong>
350 <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Twin-Lakes-Brewing-Company/112735678739745" target="_blank"> 351 <h2 class="green">"LIKE" Route 52 Pilsner</h2> 352 </a> 353 </div> 354 <div class="twitter"> 355 <strong>Tweet Tweet!</strong> 356 <a href="https://twitter.com/home?status=I LOVE %40twinlakesbrews Route 52 Pilsner! %23netde" title="Click to send this page to Twitter!" target="_blank"> 357 <h2 class="green">I LOVE Route 52 Pilsner</h2></a> 358 </a> 359 </div> 360 </section> 361 <div id="of"> 362 </div> 363 </div> 364 </div> 365 <h2> </h2><h2> </h2><h2> </h2><h2> </h2> 366 <div id="variety" style="position:relative; top:-58px;"> 367 <div id="beerLabel"><img src="brew/images/Oktoberfest.jpg" width="333" height="450"/></div> 368 <div id="beerText"> 369 <h1>Oktoberfest</h1> 370 <h2>BREWED WITH PASSION</h2> 371 <p>Our Oktoberfest is designed to emulate the traditional Vienna style lager using American ingredients. We use the finest American two row and Briess Ashburne and Bolander Munich malt, Tattnanger hops and Bohemian lager yeast. Oktoberfest is malty and crisp but not sweet, with a smooth, balanced finish and understated hops.</p> 372<p> 373We first crafted this beer to celebrate Oktoberfest at the Delaware Saengerbund. This annual German festival brings the spirit of Munich, Germanyâs grand festival to Delaware with Bavarian bands, German food and folk dancing. Twin Lakes Oktoberfest blends the tradition of German brewing with the innovative American spirit.</p> 374<a href="brew/recipe5_keepThis-true-TB_iframe-true-height-450-width-480.html" title="Twin Lakes Oktoberfest pairs well with:" class="thickbox">Try with this tasty recipe!</a> 375</div> 376 <div id="beerFacts"> 377 <div class="brew-data"> 378 <table class="brew-data"> 379 <tr class="bottom-border"> 380 <td width="52"><b>Style</b></td> 381 <td width="166">Vienna Style Lager</td> 382 </tr> 383 <tr class="bottom-border"> 384 <td><b><abbr title="Alcohol by volume is a standard measure of how much alcohol (ethanol) is contained in an alcoholic beverage, expressed as a percentage of total volume.">ABV</abbr></b></td> 385 <td>6%</td> 386 </tr> 387 <tr> 388 <td><b><abbr title="The International Bittering Units scale, or simply IBU scale, provides a measure of the bitterness of beer, which is provided by the hops used during brewing.">IBU</abbr></b></td> 389 <td>40</td> 390 </tr> 391 </table></div> 392 <p id="pair">BEST PAIRED WITH</p> 393 <i>German cuisine and American pub fare</i> 394 <section id="social"> 395 <div class="facebook"> 396 <strong>Be our Facebook Fan</strong> 397 <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Twin-Lakes-Brewing-Company/112735678739745" target="_blank"> 398 <h2 class="green">"LIKE" Twin Lakes' Oktoberfest</h2> 399 </a> 400 </div> 401 <div class="twitter"> 402 <strong>Tweet Tweet!</strong> 403 <a href="https://twitter.com/home?status=I LOVE %40twinlakesbrews Oktoberfest! %23netde" title="Click to send this page to Twitter!" target="_blank"> 404 <h2 class="green">I LOVE Oktoberfest</h2></a> 405 </a> 406 </div> 407 </section> 408 <div id="crga">
409 </div> 410 </div> 411 </div> 412 <div id="variety" style="position:relative; top:-65px;"> 413 <div id="beerLabel"><img src="brew/images/caeser.jpg" width="333" height="450"/></div> 414 <div id="beerText"> 415 <h1>Caesar Rodney Golden Ale</h1> 416 <h2>BREWED WITH PASSION</h2> 417 <p>Maris Otter malt from the UK gives our Ceasar Rodney Ale its beautiful golden color. This malt has a uniquely rich flavor profile. Well balanced with Cascade hops, our ale has a creamy texture and a slightly nutty or biscuit taste with a mellow finish. A thick, rich, foamy head caps the rich golden body and leaves a Brussels lace in your glass.</p> 418<p> 419Delawareâs most famous patriot lends his name to our Golden Ale. To honor this man, who was well known for his good humor, vivacity, generosity of character, integrity, diligence and patriotism, we craft our Caesar Rodney Golden Ale in true American style, worthy of a hero.</p> 420<a href="brew/recipe6_keepThis-true-TB_iframe-true-height-450-width-480.html" title="Caesar Rodney Golden Ale pairs well with:" class="thickbox">Try with this tasty recipe!</a> 421</div> 422 <div id="beerFacts"> 423 <div class="brew-data"> 424 <table class="brew-data"> 425 <tr class="bottom-border"> 426 <td width="52"><b>Style</b></td> 427 <td width="166">Golden Ale</td> 428 </tr> 429 <tr class="bottom-border"> 430 <td><b><abbr title="Alcohol by volume is a standard measure of how much alcohol (ethanol) is contained in an alcoholic beverage, expressed as a percentage of total volume.">ABV</abbr></b></td> 431 <td>5.5%</td> 432 </tr> 433 <tr> 434 <td><b><abbr title="The International Bittering Units scale, or simply IBU scale, provides a measure of the bitterness of beer, which is provided by the hops used during brewing.">IBU</abbr></b></td> 435 <td>35</td> 436 </tr> 437 </table></div> 438 <p id="pair">BEST PAIRED WITH</p> 439 <i>Light summer fare such as green tossed or cold pasta salads.</i> 440 <section id="social"> 441 <div class="facebook"> 442 <strong>Be our Facebook Fan</strong> 443 <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Twin-Lakes-Brewing-Company/112735678739745" target="_blank"> 444 <h2 class="green">"LIKE" Greenville Pale Ale</h2> 445 </a> 446 </div> 447 <div class="twitter"> 448 <strong>Tweet Tweet!</strong> 449 <a href="https://twitter.com/home?status=I%20LOVE%20%40twinlakesbrews%20Ceasar%20Rodney%20Golden%20Ale!%20%23netde" target="_blank"> 450 <h2 class="green">I LOVE Caesar Rodney Golden Ale</h2></a> 451 </a> 452 </div> 453 </section> 454 <div id="jws"></div> 455 </div> 456 </div> 457 <div id="variety" style="position:relative; top:-50px;"> 458 <div id="beerLabel"><img src="brew/images/jubiliscious.jpg"/></div> 459 <div id="beerText"> 460 <h1>Jubilicious Winter Seasonal</h1> 461 <h2>BREWED WITH PASSION</h2> 462 <p>This hearty ale is a holiday season celebration favorite. It has a ruby red color and complex spicy taste that makes it a true âwinter warmer.â The intricate flavor profile is derived from blending the finest Briess roasted malts and specialty grains without adding any outside flavorings or spices. </p> 463<p> 464Jubilicious was crafted in celebration of the winter holiday tradition of people skating and playing ice hockey at Twin Lakes. Generations of local folks have come together and enjoyed our beautiful, frozen lakes. We are proud to be a part of many happy winter memories for the people in our community.</p> 465<a href="brew/recipe7_keepThis-true-TB_iframe-true-height-450-width-480.html" title="Jubilicious Seasonal Ale pairs well with:" class="thickbox">Try with this tasty recipe!</a> 466</div> 467 <div id="beerFacts"> 468 <div class="brew-data"> 469 <table class="brew-data"> 470 <tr class="bottom-border"> 471 <td width="52"><b>Style</b></td> 472 <td width="166">Holiday Ale</td> 473 </tr> 474 <tr class="bottom-border"> 475 <td><b><abbr title="Alcohol by volume is a standard measure of how much alcohol (ethanol) is contained in an alcoholic beverage, expressed as a percentage of total volume.">ABV</abbr></b></td> 476 <td>8%</td> 477 </tr> 478 <tr> 479 <td><b><abbr title="The International Bittering Units scale, or simply IBU scale, provides a measure of the bitterness of beer, which is provided by the hops used during brewing.">IBU</abbr></b></td> 480 <td>65</td> 481 </tr> 482 </table></div> 483 <p id="pair">BEST PAIRED WITH</p> 484 <i>Hearty and/or spiced holiday comfort foods.</i> 485 <section id="social"> 486 <div class="facebook"> 487 <strong>Be our Facebook Fan</strong>
488 <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Twin-Lakes-Brewing-Company/112735678739745" target="_blank"> 489 <h2 class="green">"LIKE" Jubilicious Winter Seasonal</h2> 490 </a> 491 </div> 492 <div class="twitter"> 493 <strong>Tweet Tweet!</strong> 494 <a href="https://twitter.com/home?status=I LOVE %40twinlakesbrews Jubilicious Winter Seasona! %23netde" title="Click to send this page to Twitter!" target="_blank"> 495 <h2 class="green">I LOVE Jubilicious Winter Seasonal</h2></a> 496 </a> 497 </div> 498 <div id="about"></div> 499 </section> 500 </div> 501<!--=====================================================================--> 502<!--=====================================================================--> 503 </div> 504 <div id="variety2" style="position:relative; top:-80px; height:695px;"> 505 <img src="brew/images/farmhorses.png" style="float:right; position:relative; top:82px;"/> 506 <div class="clear"></div> 507 <h1>About Twin Lakes</h1> 508 <h1>We Are An American Farm Brewery</h1> 509 <div id="pbox"> 510 <div id="aboutText"> 511 <p>Twin Lakes Brewing Company is passionate about preserving the art of American brewing. In the true spirit of patriotism, we are inspired to produce only premium American ales and lagers. Our devotion to quality and tradition ensures that we use only the finest ingredients: whole flower hops, the best grains, cultured brewerâs yeast, and most exceptionally, water from the deep rock aquifer located on the Twin Lakes Farm. Our pure water, perfectly balanced and rich in minerals, adds a refreshing smoothness and unique quality to our beer. </p><p> 512Our 25 barrel, steam-fired, gravity-fed, five vessel brew house and tasting room is a converted art studio and tractor barn at the historic Twin Lakes Farm (est. 1826) in Greenville, Delaware. This historic 252 acre farm, nestled in the beauty and rich heritage of Delawareâs Brandywine Valley, has been in Samâs family for seven generations, making Twin Lakes a long standing good neighbor and member of the community. We believe our American farm brewery and its exceptional beer are part of what makes Delaware and the surrounding region so special.</p></div></div> 513<div id="team"></div> 514 </div> 515<div id="variety2" style="position:relative; top:-174px; height:1530px;"> 516 <h1>Meet the Twin Lakes Team:</h1> 517 <div id="pbox"><img src="brew/images/oldsite/DSC_0379-Version-2-250x376.jpg"/> 518 <h2>Sam Hobbs</h2> 519 <h3>Co-Founder and CEO</h3> 520 <p> </p><div id="teamText"> 521 <p>Sam Hobbs was born and raised on Twin Lakes Farm, so to say itâs in his blood is no exaggeration. In 1985, while attending the University of California at Berkeley, Sam wrote a humorous chemistry paper about âaqueous beer foamâ (the head of a beer). A man of many passions, from water sports to mountain biking, Sam embraced the art of craft brewing from that point on. Upon completion of his masterâs degree program from the University of Cape Town in 1994, Sam became the craft brew entrepreneur he was at heart.</p><p> 522The deep creative spark and passion for brewing came after the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City. As he sat drinking homebrewed stout with five of his closest friends, Sam was inspired by patriotic feelings and the American dream to create his own business. Along with his friends, Sam developed a unique 15-gallon, gravity fed pilot system. Work soon began to create the first signature brew. The result was not simply drinkable â it was good.</p><p> 523Sam and his friends founded Twin Lakes Brewing Company in 2003. On April 13, 2006, their first two brands, Greenville Pale Ale and Route 52 Pilsner, were launched. Since that time, Sam and Twin Lakes have become synonymous with the creative art and science of superior hand crafted beer.</p><br/></div> 524 </div> 525<p> </p> 526<div id="pbox"> 527<img src="brew/images/oldsite/DSC_0354-250x376.jpg"/> 528<h2>Matt day</h2> 529 <h3>Sales and Marketing Director</h3> 530 <p> </p><div id="teamText"> 531 <p>Born in the United Kingdom and raised in Delaware, Matt Day is the head of sales and marketing and a co-founder of Twin Lakes. He has a long history in beer sales that includes the introduction of Bass Ale to the United States. Matt also introduced the U.S. to the engineering magic of Guinness nitro cans and was involved in the introduction and promotion of the Heineken keg can. He became a U.S. citizen soon after brewing operations started at Twin Lakes.</p> 532<p> 533Matt is a true âambassador of ale.â His knowledge of brewing, its history and that of the beer industry in general puts him in high demand for our Wednesday and Saturday brewery tours. Mattâs easy ability to extoll the virtues of our fresh, local, delicious brew has made him a Twin Lakes beer evangelist and an unquestionable hit with visitors and customers alike. When Matt visits area pubs and sales outlets, youâll most likely see him with our other well-known Twin Lakes ambassador, his smiling blonde Labrador retriever, Summer.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p></div></div> 534 <p> </p> 535 <div id="pbox"> 536<img src="brew/images/oldsite/DSC_0364-250x376.jpg"/> 537<h2>rob pfeiffer</h2> 538 <h3>Head Brewer</h3> 539 <p> </p><div id="teamText"><div style="height:390px;"> 540 <p>Rob first discovered his penchant for brewing while he was a student at Northland Environmental C
540ollege in Ashland, Wisconsin, considered one of the countryâs âbeer states.â A true child of the â60s, Rob found a way to really enjoy studying fermentation in his organic chemistry class. Stevenâs Point Brewery, one of the Americaâs original microbreweries, became an extended classroom for Rob when he visited as an assignment for his chemistry class. His âexperimentsâ never stopped after that. Following his graduation, Rob continued making beer and started serious home brewing in the â70s. He lived in Wisconsin for another nine years, trained as a licensed home inspector and kept learning how to brew better beer. At about that time, Rob met and became friends with another home inspector, Jack Wick, who co-founded Twin Lakes with friends Sam Hobbs and Matt Day.</p><p> 541Rob is a five year veteran of Twin Lakes. He started as assistant brewer in 2006 and became head brewer in 2008. His goal is to make Twin Lakes an environmentally conscious brewery. With its latest additions of solar panels for energy and other new construction, Rob is making progress toward his goal to, â⦠make the place more and more green.â</p> 542 <p> 543When heâs not up to his elbows in the Twin Lakes brewing process, Rob is an accomplished guitar player and musician. And heâs still an avid home brewer who believes, âMaking good beer is a combination of chemistry, physics and art thatâs best combined with friends.</p></div> 544</div> 545</div> 546 <p> </p> 547 <div id="pbox"> 548 <div style="width:250px; height:376px; float:left; display:block; margin-right:15px; background:none;"></div> 549<h2>carol tedesco</h2> 550 <h3>Administrator & Only Sane Person</h3> 551 <p> </p><div id="aboutText"><div> 552 <p>Carol met Sam Hobbs while working at a local café and became his barista of choice for his mocha lattes. They struck up an immediate friendship over the milk steamer and Sam soon discovered Carolâs stellar background in legal administration and organizational development. He invited her to come work for him and become the voice of Twin Lakes Brewery. Carol ultimately became the breweryâs administrator and Samâs personal assistant . Since then, she has become the undisputed âring masterâ for customers visits, event coordination and all things office related, keeping the brewery tightly on schedule and running smoothly. 553</p><p> 554Carol leads the legion of loyal volunteers (see âOur Volunteersâ) and keeps them actively involved with brewery events, tours and other happenings. In addition to her sense of humor, Carolâs ability to juggle anything that comes through the brewery door ensures that the show always goes on at the â3-ring circusâ of Twin Lakes Brewery.</p></div> 555</div> 556</div> 557<div id="vlntrs"></div> 558<div class="clear"></div> 559 </div> 560 <div id="variety2" style="position:relative; top:167px; height:990px;"> 561 <h1>Our Volunteers:</h1> 562 <div id="pbox"> 563 <div class="vlntr"><h2>Liz & Bob</h2><img src="brew/images/oldsite/Liz-and-Bob-copy1-150x150.jpg"/> 564 <p>As dear friends and long time beer connoisseurs, we appreciate the fact that our visitors naturally gravitate to Bobâs and Lizâs sense of fun and knowledge of craft brews to enhance the entire Twin Lakes experience.</p></div> 565 <div class="vlntr"> <h2>Chris</h2><img src="brew/images/oldsite/DSC_03822-150x150.jpg"/> 566 <p>Chris is a dedicated and cherished volunteer whose vast bar tending experience qualifies him as an expert resource during events, tours and tastings. When not at Twin Lakes, Chris can be found at many of the Brandywine Valley’s premier events, especially steeple chase competitions.</p> 567 </div> 568 <div class="vlntr"><h2>Bev</h2><img src="brew/images/oldsite/DSC_0375-150x150.jpg"/> 569 <p>Bev has donated countless hours at the brewery and is one of our most treasured volunteers. She loves people and has a knack for bringing fun along with her experience to every happening for Twin Lakes .</p> 570 </div> 571 <div class="vlntr"><h2>Ken & Kathy</h2><img src="brew/images/oldsite/DSC_0340-150x150.jpg"/> 572 <p>Loyal and respected Twin Lakes volunteers Ken and Kathy are extremely knowledgeable about beer. Together with their kids, Melanie and Andrew, the entire family is dedicated to advancing knowledge of craft beers and helping our patrons at the brewery.</p> 573 </div> 574 <div> 575 <h2>⦠and all of our adored and loyal volunteers! </h2> 576 <div style="margin-left:30px;"> 577 <img src="brew/images/oldsite/all_vlntrs780x468.jpg"/></div> </div> <div class="clear"></div> 578 <div id="mrchnds"></div></div> 579 </div> 580<div id="variety2" style="position:relative; top:-12px; height:1227px;"> 581 <img src="brew/images/mrchnds_icon.png" style="float:right; position:relative; top:260px;"/> 582 <div class="clear"></div> 583 <h1>Twin Lakes Merchandise</h1> 584 <div id="merchText"> 585 <p>What better way to remember your time at Twin Lakes than to take home one our prized, hand crafted growlers filled with your favorite Twin Lakes beer? They make fantastic gifts, the kind people always want but wonât buy for themselves. A glass growler filled with the brew of your choice can go home with you just as easily, along with a couple of our imprinted pint glasses so you can share the great flavor of our Greenville Pale Ale or Tweeds Stout with a friend (a very good friend!). Our soft, comfortable Twin Lakes Tâs are perfect for your next beer tasting â or for just hanging out with friends.</p></div> 586 <br/> 587 <div id="pbox"> 588 <p><em><i>Click for a closer look.</i></em></p> 589 <a href="images/oldsite/AllMerch.jpg" title="All our products" class="thickbox" rel="merchandise"><img src="brew/images/oldsite/allmerch150x150.jpg" alt="All our products"/></a> 590 <a href="images/oldsite/AssortedMerch.jpg" title="Assorted Merchandise" class="thickbox" rel="merchandise"><img src="brew/images/oldsite/AssortedMerch150x150.jpg" alt="Assorted Merchandise"/></a> 591 <a href="images/oldsite/white-T.jpg" title="White T-Shirt (front)" class="thickbox" rel="merchandise"><img src="brew/images/oldsite/white-T150x150.jpg" alt="White T-Shirt (front)"/></a> 592 <a href="images/oldsite/BikeJersey.jpg" title="Cycling jersy" class="thickbox" rel="merchandise"><img src="brew/images/oldsite/BikeJersey150x150.jpg" alt="Cycling jersy"/></a> 593 <a href="images/oldsite/PumpkinGrowler.jpg" title="Pumpkin Growler" class="thickbox" rel="merchandise"><img src="brew/images/oldsite/PumpkinGrowler150x150.jpg" alt="Pumpkin Growler"/></a> 594 <a href="images/oldsite/4newMugs.jpg" title="4 New Mug designs" class="thickbox" rel="merchandise"><img src="brew/images/oldsite/4newMugs150x150.jpg" alt="4 New Mug designs"/></a>
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Features: Bavarian bands; folk dancing; German foods and beverages; amusement rides and games.</p> 632<p><a href="http://www.kennettbrewfest.com/ " target="_blank"></a></p></div> 633<p> </p> 634<div><h4><a href="http://www.kennettbrewfest.com/" title="visit the site" target="_blank">Kennett Square Brew Fest</a></h4> 635<p></p> 636<p>Saturday, Septmber 29, 2012, 2-6 PM<br/> 637Downtown Kennett Square, Pennsylvania</p> 638<p>Sample beers from over 60 local, regional and craft breweries. Tickets are required for all attendees.<br/> 639ALL proceeds benefit Historic Kennett Square, a 501-C3 non-profit organization committed to making Kennett Square a social, cultural and economic center.</p></div> 640<p> </p> 641<div> 642 <h4><a href="#">TWIN LAKES HARVEST FEST</a></h4> 643 <p><strong>October 13, 2012 12:00 - 4:00 PM</strong></p> 644 <p>~ADULTS ONLY~</p> 645 <p>This is one of the best events of the year! We'll feature Live Music and the Twin Lakes Delaware Saengerbund Oktoberfest will be available for tastings! </p> 646 <p> </p> 647 <p> - German Food</p> 648 <p>- Pumpkin Weight Contest </p> 649 <p>- Sales!</p> 650 <p>- Our Twin Lakes Local Honey will be available too!</p> 651 <p>- Growler fills for off-premise consumption!</p> 652</div> 653<p> </p> 654<div><h4><a href="http://www.rmhde.org/Red-Shoe-Society/" title="Red Shoe Society website" target="_blank">First Annual, "Red Shoe and Brew" at <br/>Twin Lakes Brewery</a></h4> 655<p></p> 656<p>Sunday, October 21, 2012, 2 - 6 PM</p> 657<p> </p> 658<p style="text-align:center;"><b><i>Live auction, barbecue dinner buffet, beer, <br/>tour of Twin Lakes Brewery, & outdoor games galore!</i></b></p> 659<p> </p> 660<p>The Red Shoe Society (RSS) is a group of young philanthropic professionals who provide support to the Ronald McDonald House of Delaware and organize activities and fundraising events, volunteer at the House and share our mission in the community. To learn more about the RedShoe Society and how you can become involved <a href="http://www.rmhde.org/Red-Shoe-Society/" title="Red Shoe Society website" target="_blank">
660click here.</a></h6> 661</div> 662<p> </p> 663 </div> 664 <div id="leftcolumn"> 665 <h4>Giving Back to the Community</h4> 666 <div> 667<p>Twin Lakes Brewery is proud of its involvement with our surrounding community. We are a popular locale for charitable fund-raising groups as many organizations find that attendance goes up with included brewery tours and tastings! Weâve hosted charities and groups as diverse as Miles for Melanoma, Light up the Queen, Faithful Friends, Delaware Nature Society and many others. Contact us today for your next event!</p></div> 668<p> </p> 669<div> 670<h4>Music</h4> 671<p>Twin Lakes Farm was blessed with a natural amphitheater overlooking our lakes. Weâre currently developing this area into a very special concert setting to host musical groups and events. Weâre booking now for the 2011 summer season ⦠Stay tuned!</p></div> 672<p> </p> 673<div> 674<h4>Events</h4> 675<p>Twin Lakes Farm is a beautiful setting for many events throughout the year. Our Harvest Festival in the fall is a fun-filled afternoon of live music, activities, food, tours and tastings. We support the local arts community with occasional showings of artists such as Frolic Weymouth, Mark Dance, Scott LoBaido and others. At other times we have live music in the tasting room or holiday themed tour/tasting days.</p></div> 676<p> </p><div> 677<h2>Schedule of Events</h2> 678<h4><a href="http://www.winterthur.org/ptp" target="_blank">Winterthur Point-to-Point - May 6, 2012</a></h4> 679<p>It was a glorious day of steeplechase racing celebrating Motherâs Day at this yearâs Point-to-Point, set amidst the splendor of Henry Francis du Pontâs Winterthur estate. Next year, pack a picnic lunch or tailgate spread, treat mom to a special day and get ready to enjoy one of the Brandywine Valleyâs most stylish sporting events!</p></div> 680<p> </p> 681 <div> 682 <h4><a href="http://www.phillybeerweek.org/" title="visit the site" target="_blank">Philly Beer Week and Opening Ceremonies</a></h4> 683<p>June 1~10, 2012<br/> 684Participating venues are listed on the Web site.</p> 685<p>Join Twin Lakes at Philly Beer Week, a 10-day celebration of beer in arguably THE best beer-drinking city in America! Established in 2008, itâs the largest beer celebration of its kind in America, featuring hundreds of festivals, dinners, tours, pub crawls, tastings and meet-the-brewer nights to area bars, restaurants and other locations throughout Greater Philadelphia.</p></div> 686<p> </p> 687<div> 688 <h4><a href="http://www.cliffordbrownjazzfest.com/ " target="_blank">Clifford Brown Jazz Festival</a></h4> 689<p>June 18~23, 2012<br/> 690Rodney Square in Downtown Wilmington, Delaware<br/> 691Clifford Brown was a trumpet player whose life tragically ended as a result of a car accident on the Pennsylvania Turnpike early one summer morning in 1956. Once on the brink of stardom in the music world, ready to become one of the premier jazz trumpeters of his time (like Miles Davis and Dizzy Gillespie), his fans and admirers have made certain that Cliffordâs legacy of lives on. Celebrate his life with music by other world class musicians in Rodney Square near the special landmark commemorating Cliffordâs birth.</p></div> 692</div> 693</div> 694</div> 695 <div id="BwineV"> </div> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> 696<div id="variety2" style="height:1630px; position:relative; "> 697 <h1>Brandywine Valley Attractions</h1> 698 <p id="bvText">To round out your visit to Twin Lakes Brewery, we hope youâll also take time to visit and stroll through at least a few of our many other area attractions. Twin Lakes proudly states its location as being in âthe heart of the Brandywine Valleyâ because this area has been one of our countryâs most important historical locations since the Revolutionary War. Did you know that the Brandywine River was home to the du Pont de Nemours family, whose gunpowder manufacturing plant at Hagley on the Brandywine gave the struggling colonial army superior fire power over the British? Hagley, also a former DuPont estate with a stunning mansion, surrounding acreage, manufacturing and out buildings, is now a museum that offers the best of historical Delaware: a living record of the ingenuity of the colonists and the preservation of the Brandywine countryside made famous in paintings by Wyeth, Weymouth and other artistic realists.</p> 699<p id="bvText"> 700We hope youâll consider joining us for a Twin Lakes tour and beer tasting after a Saturday âday tripâ to the premier attractions that are literally just down the road from our farm. After all, walking along the Brandywine and over the grounds at nationally famous Winterthur museum is a very thirsty business ⦠and, at the end of your day, weâll be here to help you quench your thirst! 701</p> 702 <img src="brew/images/BwineV.png" style="float:right; position:relative; top:-395px;"/> 703 <div class="clear"></div> 704 <div id="pbox" style="position:relative; top:-380px;"> 705 <div id="leftcolumn" style="float:right;"> 706 <div> 707 <h4><a href="http://www.longwoodgardens.org/TheGardens_1_3_2.html" target="_blank">Longwood Gardens</a></h4> 708<p>Longwood Gardens is sure to delight anyone who loves exquisite flowers, majestic trees, and opulent architecture. Here, amid 1,050 acres with 20 indoor and 20 outdoor gardens, youâll find beauty at every turn. Stroll the grounds and explore our conservatories, fountains, outdoor gardens, historic house. There is something for everyone on this treasured, former du Pont estate.</p> 709<h4><a href="http://www.mendenhallinn.com/mendenhall" target="_blank">Mendenhall Inn</a></h4> 710<p>The Mendenhall Inn was named for the village of Mendenhall, and its leading citizen, Elwood Mendenhall, who owned the land across from the present Inn in 1881. Sumptuous country French and New American cuisine selections, white glove service, superb tableside âflambéâ desserts and coffees make dining at the Mendenhall Inn a special and unique experience. Overnight packages at the Inn include admission tickets to museums and gardens located throughout the Brandywine Valley.</p> 711<h4><a href="http://www.nemoursmansion.org/mansion.html" target="_blank">Nemours Mansion</a></h4> 712<p>Nemours, the former 300 acre estate of Alfred I. du Pont, was named after the du Pont ancestral home in north central France and built for his second wife. Guided tours are the only way guests are able to see the house and grounds â see what it was like to live on a grand scale in the Brandywine Valley at the beginning of the 20th century.</p> 713<h4><a href="http://www.newcastlehistory.org/houses/newcastle.html" target="_blank">Old New Castle/Jessopâs Tavern</a></h4> 714<p>The small, picturesque village of New Castle, originally named Fort C
714asimir, was founded in 1651 by Peter Stuyvesant and was, at first, a Dutch settlement. The three counties which make up the state of Delaware were added to William Pennâs lands in America, for which he came ashore at New Castle in 1682 to take possession. The three Delaware counties were already well established and quickly became dissatisfied with Pennâs rule. In 1704, he granted them a separate legislature and Delaware was on its way to becoming a separate colony, with New Castle as its first capital.</p> 715<p>Jessopâs Tavern is within walking distance of Battery Park and the mighty Delaware River. Itâs a great restaurant and pub with a special Old World New Castle charm that every visitor should experience.</p> 716<h4><a href="http://queen.worldcafelive.com/" target="_blank">The Queen Theater/World Café Live</a></h4> 717<p>With more shows to choose from as of April 2011, plus great food served up from our state-of-the-art kitchen, World Cafe Live at the Queen has music that cooks and food that rocks! Keep in the know through our Live Access and share all the happenings on our new stage in the life of Wilmington!</p> 718<h4><a href="http://www.thebrandywine.com/attractions/rockwood.html" target="_blank">Rockwood Mansion</a></h4> 719<p>Rockwood Mansion, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is an English Country Estate in America built for Joseph Shipley, a merchant banker originally from Wilmington. The mansion was Shipleyâs retirement home. The parlor rooms are lavishly furnished with period pieces and fine examples of English, Continental and American decorative arts from the 17th and 19th centuries. The gardens are comprised of six acres of exotic foliage and a conservatory filled with examples of Victorian flora.</p> 720<h4><a href="http://www.youngfriends.org/" target="_blank">Young Friends of the Brandywine</a></h4> 721<p>Young Friends of the Brandywine Conservancy is a membership group and volunteer committee of young adults dedicated to furthering the goals of the Brandywine Conservancy and its two operating programs, The Environmental Management Center and Brandywine River Museum.</p> 722<h4><a href="http://www.winterthur.org/" target="_blank">Winterthur</a></h4> 723<p>Nestled in the heart of Delawareâs beautiful Brandywine Valley, this extraordinary museum, garden, and library offers a variety of tours, exhibitions, and programs for all ages.</p><p> 724Delight in the museumâs magnificent collection of American decorative arts as you tour the house and exhibition galleries. Enjoy the glorious 60-acre garden and surrounding woodlands and meadows, and play in Enchanted Woods, the award-winning childrenâs garden. Dine in Winterthur's cafés and shop the many options in the Museum Stores.</p> 725</div> 726</div> 727 <div id="leftcolumn"> 728 <div> 729<h4><a href="http://www.thebrandywine.com/attractions/index.html" target="_blank">The Brandywine Valley</a></h4> 730<p>The Brandywine Valley is home to much of Americaâs history, world-class museums, lavish “American castles”, formal and natural gardens and several unique events. Listed below are some of the Brandywineâs top attractions.</p> 731<h4><a href="http://www.thebrandywine.com/attractions/battle.html" target="_blank">The Brandywine Battlefield</a></h4> 732<p>The actual Battle of the Brandywine took place over a 10 square mile area. The British approached Chadds Ford from Kennett Square, splitting their forces and trapping the Americanâs between them. The battleâs final conflict took place near the Birmingham Friends Meeting house.</p> 733<h4><a href="http://www.thebrandywine.com/attractions/rivermus.html" target="_blank">The Brandywine River Museum</a></h4> 734<p>Often called the “Wyeth Museum” for its extensive collection of works by the internationally acclaimed Wyeth family - grandfather N.C., father Andrew and son Jamie - the Brandywine River Museum is housed in a converted 19th-century grist mill on the banks of the Brandywine in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania.</p> 735<h4><a href="http://www.lowdigittags.com/" target="_blank">Delaware Low Digit Tags</a></h4> 736<p>For years, Delaware has been one of the few states in the U.S. where license plates are sold for outrageous numbers and are also seen as an investment. Look for a tag or find out how to sell yours!</p> 737<h4><a href="http://www.delmnh.org/index.php" target="_blank">Delaware Natural History Museum</a></h4> 738<p>The Delaware Natural History Museumâs permanent exhibits include dioramas illustrating mammals and birds in their natural habitats, as well as the museumâs internationally famous collection of seashells.</p> 739<h4><a href="http://www.delart.org/home.html" target="_blank">Delaware Art Museum</a></h4> 740<p>Noted for its unrivaled collections of English Pre-Raphaelite art and the works of Wilmington native Howard Pyle, the museum also features extensive collections of American art. The completely renovated museum currently displays approximately 6% of the 12,000 works currently in the museumâs collections in 17 different galleries.</p> 741<h4><a href="http://www.visitwilmingtonde.com/" target="_blank">Greater Wilmington Convention and Visitors Bureau</a></h4> 742<p>
742Wilmington, Delaware is your gateway to the beautiful Brandywine Valley. Discover New Castle County, Delaware ~ Check out our special offers, offering discounts on attractions, hotels, restaurants and more!</p> 743<h4><a href="http://www.thebrandywine.com/attractions/hagley.html" target="_blank">Hagley Museum</a></h4> 744<p>Hagley Museum and Library, the site of the gunpowder works founded by E. I. du Pont de Nemours in 1802, is where the du Pont story begins. Walk back in time, through the original 235-acres of gunpowder mills, estate and gardens on the banks of the rolling Brandywine and experience the flavor of 19th-century industrial and domestic life.</p> 745<h4><a href="http://www.montchanin.com/village.html" target="_blank">The Inn at Montchanin</a></h4> 746<p>The village of Montchanin was once part of the Winterthur estate. Named for Alexandrine de Montchanin, grandmother of the founder of the DuPont Gunpowder Company, Montchanin Village is comprised of 11 carefully restored buildings dating from 1799 to 1910. The Inn offers 28 richly furnished guest rooms, many with private, professionally landscaped courtyards and gas fireplaces. Each room and suite is unique, with its own individual character and features in keeping with the villageâs picturesque setting.</p> 747<h4><a href="http://www.krazykatsrestaurant.com/" target="_blank">Krazy Kats</a></h4> 748<p>Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, Krazy Katâs Restaurant is housed in a renovated blacksmithâs shop, complete with one of the original forges. It is known as much for its creative cuisine as its whimsical décor, which features tiger-print chairs and portraits of military-garbed cats and dogs. Business casual attire is most appropriate and dinner reservations are appreciated.</p> 749</div> 750</div> 751<p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p> 752<p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p> 753 <div id="cntct"> </div> 754</div></div> 755<p> </p><p> </p><p> </p> 756 757</p> 758<p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p> 759<div id="variety2" style="position:relative; top:126px;"> 760<h1>Contact Us</h1> 761<div id="pbox" style="position:relative; top:-12px;"> 762<div class="floatleft" style="width:270px; margin-left:22px;"><h3>Twin Lakes Brewery<br/><br/> 7634210 Kennett Pike<br/><br/> 764Greenville, DE 19807<br/><br/> 765(302) 658-1826 Tel<br/><br/> 766(302) 658-3055 Fax<br/><br/></h3> 767<a href="https://www.facebook.com/TwinLakesBrews" target="_blank" title="So âLikeâ us already!"><img src="brew/images/facebook.png"/></a> 768 <a href="https://twitter.com/#!/twinlakesbrews" title="Tweet about us"><img src="brew/images/twitter.png"/></a> 769 <p> </p> 770 <p> </p> 771 <p> </p> 772 <img src="brew/images/seal.png" width="150" height="151" style="margin-left:25px;"/> 773</div><div id="emailForm"> 774 <form name="contactform" method="post" action="brew/send_form_email2.html"> 775<table width="552"> 776<tr> 777 <td width="152" valign="top"> 778 <label for="first_name">First Name *</label> 779 </td> 780 <td width="388" valign="top"> 781 <input type="text" name="first_name" maxlength="50" size="30"> 782 </td> 783</tr> 784<tr> 785 <td valign="top"> 786 <label for="last_name">Last Name *</label> 787 </td> 788 <td valign="top"> 789 <input type="text" name="last_name" maxlength="50" size="30"> 790 </td> 791</tr> 792<tr> 793 <td valign="top"> 794 <label for="email">Email Address *</label> 795 </td> 796 <td valign="top"> 797 <input type="text" name="email" maxlength="80" size="30"> 798 </td> 799</tr> 800<tr> 801 <td valign="top"> 802 <label for="telephone">Telephone Number</label> 803 </td> 804 <td valign="top"> 805 <input type="text" name="telephone" maxlength="30" size="30"> 806 </td> 807</tr> 808<tr> 809<td valign="top"> 810 <label for="beerNews">Send me <em><i><b>BeerNews</b></i></em> emails.</label> 811</td> 812<td><input name="beerNews" type="radio" value="Yes" checked> YES, please add me to your list. <input name="beerNews" type="radio" value="No"> No thank you. 813</td> 814</tr> 815<tr> 816 <td valign="top"> 817 <label for="comments">Comments *</label> 818 </td> 819 <td valign="top"> 820 <textarea name="comments" maxlength="800" cols="25" rows="6"></textarea> 821 </td> 822</tr> 823<tr> 824 <td colspan="2" style="text-align:center"> 825 <input type="submit" value="Submit"></td> 826</tr> 827</table> 828</form></div> 829</div> 830 <div id="Ingrdnts"></div> 831</div> 832<p> </p> 833<p> </p> 834<div id="variety2" style="position:relative; top:225px;"> 835 <h1>Quality Ingredients</h1> 836<div id="pbox" style="position:relative; top:0px;"> 837<div> 838 <h2>only four 100% natural ingredients in our beer</h2> 839 <p>Twin Lakes beer is made from only four quality ingredients: water, hops, grain, and yeast. Nothing more. Nothing less. Only the freshest, all-natural, quality ingredients go into our recipes, making our beer closest you may ever find to the kind of naturally pure beer made centuries ago.</p> 840 <div class="tabber"> 841 <div class="tabbertab"> 842 <h3>WATER</h3> 843 <img title="Water" src="brew/images/Water1.jpg" alt="" width="400" height="267"/> 844 <p>Water has a tremendous influence on the quality and taste of any beer. Most breweries use municipal water that c
844ontains chlorine, fluoride and other pollutants. The water must be re-engineered, cleaned and filtered to make it suitable for brewing.</p> 845 <p>Twin Lakes has been blessed with its own plentiful source of incredibly pure, unadulterated water. Since the time of George Washington and the American Revolution, Delawareans have identified Twin Lakes with its deep rock artesian well and the two spring-fed lakes on our property that gave us our name. We use the water fresh from the deep well, with no treatment other than filtering for particulates. It has the perfect natural mineral content and pH for creating great American beers. Located right beneath our farm, Twin Lakes water is naturally pure, chemically balanced and free of pollutants. It’s the first and most important ingredient in our craft beers, adding a refreshing smoothness and unique quality to every brew. Our artesian well water is arguably the biggest reason why Twin Lakes consistently makes our “fresh â local â delicious” beer uniquely memorable.</p> 846 </div> 847 <div class="tabbertab"> 848 <h3>HOPS</h3> 849 <img title="Hops" src="brew/images/Hops1.jpg" alt="" width="400" height="267"/> 850 <p>Hops, the female flower of the hop plant (Humulus Lupulus), add a crucial balance to the naturally sweet barley malt in beer. Hops also contain a natural preservative, which is important since Twin Lakes beer is neither filtered nor pasteurized.</p> 851 <p>There are many varieties of hops that impart unique qualities of bitterness, flavor and aroma to the beer. We use the choicest fresh, whole flower hops from small family farms in the Pacific Northwest and select only the most complementary hops for each of our recipes in the styles we brew. Much of the hop harvest is processed and extruded into dense pellets. We prefer and only use the unprocessed, whole flower hop to produce as natural a product as possible.</p> 852 <p>The Cascade variety, with its pleasant flowery, spicy and citrus taste and aroma, is perfect for our Greenville Pale Ale. Compare it with other IPAs. One sip and you’ll taste the difference whole flower hops makes!</p><p> </p> 853 <p> </p> 854 </div> 855 <div class="tabbertab"> 856 <h3>GRAIN</h3> 857 <img title="Grain" src="brew/images/Grain.jpg" alt="" width="400" height="267"/> 858 <p>The backbone of most beers is barley. Grown throughout the world (and in much of America), barley must be malted â germinated and then immediately dried in a kiln â to make it suitable for brewing. This complex and delicate process creates sugars, starches and enzymes that are necessary for transforming this grain into beer.</p> 859 <p>Most Twin Lakes beers are made with the highest quality barley malt from Briess Malt in Wisconsin. We also use Pilsner malt from Europe in our Route 52 lager and the famous Maris Otter malt from the United Kingdom in our Caesar Rodney Golden Ale. For the record, Twin Lakes does not use any corn, rice or added sugars in our beers.</p> 860 <p>A few of our beers require specialty malts to create rich flavor profiles. Black Malt, which has been roasted at a high temperature, gives our Tweeds Tavern Stout its depth of flavor with hints of coffee and chocolate. We also include rolled oats in our stout to create its creamy head and rich mouth feel. Malted wheat is the mainstay of our Winterthur Wheat and Crystal Malt is added to our Greenville Pale Ale to enhance body, deepen the color and add a caramel character.</p> 861 </div> 862 <div class="tabbertab"> 863 <h3>YEAST</h3> 864 <img title="FermentingYeast" src="brew/images/FermentingYeast.jpg" alt="" width="400" height="267"/> 865 <p>At Twin Lakes, we use the freshest, highest quality ale and lager yeast from Wyeast Laboratories. We carefully select the best possible yeast for each recipe for the ultimate enhancement of the final product. Yeast is a collection of single celled organisms that eat the sugars from the malt and create alcohol, carbon dioxide and heat. There are many varieties (species) of yeast that are available for use in brewing. Many are particularly suited for a specific style of beer. The yeast strain that is used can have a tremendous impact on the final flavors you experience as you enjoy our products.</p></div></div> 866 <div id="brewpro"> 867</div></div> 868</div> 869</div> 870<p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p> 871<div id="variety2" style="position:relative; top:268px;"> 872 <h1>Our Brewing Process</h1> 873<div id="pbox" style="position:relative; top:0px;"> 874<div> 875 <h2>it all starts with the mash</h2>
876 <div id="aboutText"> 877 <p>Our brewing process begins with bags of premium malted grains poured into a grain hopper. It is carried by an auger forty feet up to the grist mill. The mill crushes the grain, which is then collected in a large hopper at the top of the tower. At the same time, down in the brewery, everything is cleaned and sanitized while water is heated in preparation for receiving the crushed grain. Approximately 700 gallons of Twin Lakesâ deep rock well water are pumped into the mash tun and brought up to the proper brewing temperature. A valve is then opened in the tower and the grain is gravity-fed into the mash tun where it is mixed thoroughly with our well water.</p> 878<p> 879The mashing process takes an hour, during which the naturally present enzymes are activated by the water and begin converting the complex starches into simple sugars. This is important because only simple sugars are fermentable.</p> 880</div><br/> 881<h2>from wort to beer</h2> 882<div id="aboutText"><p> 883The mixture is then drained to the lauter tun, a traditional container with a false bottom. This is where all the grain husks are separated from the sweet wort, the liquid extracted from the mashing process that contains the sugars that will be fermented. Once the grain is cracked, no pump touches the grain.</p> 884<p> 885The false bottom in a lauter tun has thin slits to hold back the solids and allow liquid to pass through. The spent grains form a layer at the bottom of the lauter tun. The wort is then circulated through the grain bed, out the false bottom and then back to the top multiple times until the liquid starts to run clear. The wort is then pumped into the boiling kettle.</p> 886<p> 887Next, we sparge (or spray) the grain bed with clean hot water to extract residual sugars. This liquid is also sent to the kettle. The spent grain will later be removed. Though it is heavy, hard work to remove the grain, a local dairy farmer feeds it to his cattle so there is no waste. 888The wort is brought to a full rolling boil in the kettle. During this time, whole flower hops are poured in several times to produce bitterness, flavor and aroma. The boil continues for 90 minutes. 889The wort and hop mixture is drained into the hopback, which strains out all the hop flowers, and the liquid is passed through the heat exchanger. This rapidly cools the wort from 212° to 70°F. Oxygen is added to replace what was lost during boiling.</p><br/></div> 890 </div></div> 891 <div id="ycans"></div> 892</div><div class="clear"></div> 893<p> </p><p> </p><p> </p> 894<p> </p><p> </p> 895<div id="variety2" style="position:relative; top:280px; background-color:inherit"> 896 <h1>Why cans?</h1> 897<div id="pbox" style="position:relative; top:0px;"> 898 <div id="aboutText"> 899 <p>When we decided it was time to take the next step and package our beer for sale, we did our homework and came to the conclusion that nothing would be better for Twin Lakes beer or the environment weâre committed to preserving than to put it in cans instead of bottles. Canning technology has advanced to such a degree that we feel itâs the only packaging good enough for our beer. In fact, weâre so committed to cans that we donât farm out our beer for packaging. We made the investment and installed our own, brand new canning/packaging operation at our brewery in order to launch our first, fresh brewed Greenville Pale Ale and keep a strict eye on quality right from Twin Lakes Farm.</p> 900<p> 901Why are cans better for our beer? Unlike bottles, which let some UV light in over time, cans completely block light, specifically UV light, from âskunkingâ our beer. Cans are also non-air permeable, meaning that dissolved oxygen levels are much lower than similar beers in bottles. Since no air can enter the sealed can, our beer maintains its fresh draft beer taste until youâre ready to enjoy it.</p> 902<p> 903Our cans are made of 50% consumer recycled aluminum and are infinitely recyclable. They require less energy to create than glass bottles and need less fuel to ship since empty cans weigh far less than empty bottles. If this smaller carbon footprint wasnât enough to convince us (though it really was), we were totally in favor of cans when we found studies show that Americans are more likely to actually recycle aluminum cans than glass bottles.</p> 904<p> 905According to our owner, Sam Hobbs, âCans are the perfect extension of our kegging operation. After all, cans are really just baby kegs, making them the best possible option we could have for our unfiltered, unpasteurized, all natural beer.â</p> 906<p> 907With todayâs active lifestyles, cans usually go where glass bottles cannot. Whether youâre at the beach, the park, the pool or the golf course; if youâre fishing, camping, boating ⦠or cutting the lawn then just hanging out, you can take our full-flavored, fine craft beer wherever glass bottles donât go. Cans go where the party is; glass canât. And letâs face it, if youâve ever lost a bike tire to broken bottle shards, youâll appreciate the reduction in that kind of road hazard and look forward to rewarding your ride with an ice cold Greenville Pale Ale from the comfort of your own home any time you want it.</p> 908<p> 909We donât think it gets any better than that.</p> 910</div><br/> </div> 911<p> </p><div class="clear"></div> 912</div> 913<div class="clear"></div> 914</div> 915<p> </p> 916<p> </p> 917<p> </p> 918<p> </p> 919<p> </p> 920<p> </p> 921<p> </p> 922<p> </p> 923<p> </p> 924<p> </p> 925<p> </p> 926<p> </p> 927<p> </p> 928<p> </p> 929<p> </p> 930<p> </p> 931<p> </p> 932<p> </p> 933<p> </p> 934 <footer style="color:#883124; background-color:tan; height:auto;"> 935 <p>© All rights reserved <a class="scroll" href="#cntct" title="Contact us.">Twin Lakes Brewery</a> <br/>4210 Kennett Pike Greenville, DE 19807<br/>Tel: (302) 658-1826<br/> email: <a href="/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection#c680b4a3b5aeeb8aa9a5a7aaeb82a3aaafa5afa9b3b586aea9b2aba7afaae8a5a9ab" title="Email us"><span class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="185e6a7d6b703554777b7974355c7d74717b71776d6b5870776c75797174367b7775">[email protected]</span></a></p> 936 </footer> 937 </div>
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