How Not To Start A Damn Brewery: Tanglefoot Brewing

[@jackhorzempa3962]

Kudos to you and Kelly for having this conversation. Lots of good discussion here! Cheers to y'all!

[@DoctorAmericaPundit]

Hi, have you sold your brewery equipments from Tanglefoot? Thanks

[@TravistheFool]

I also turned 21 in Phoenix. Had my first beer at Bandersnatch brewery in Tempe...not sure if its still there. This was back in 1998.

[@tanglefootbrewing]

The name sounds familiar but don't think I made it there. Used to go to a couple of breweries but mostly just bottle shops!

[@johnupyours5172]

If there is no barrier to entry then there is no profit. A million bucks is not a barrier in any business. Period. Why I passed on a brewery 10 years ago, didn't want to ruin my favorite hobby 🙂

[@GilesSetzler]

I was taken aback by the interviewer's comment about Austin not having a strong lager scene. Really? ABGB, Meanwhile, Hold Out, Lazarus and perhaps my favorite lager producer in the city, Oddwood. Austin, without question, has the strongest lager game in all of Texas, with Central Texas being one of the top lager regions in the entire country.

[@tanglefootbrewing]

Ya, I lean more that way as well. ABGB and Live Oak are some of my faves in the state/country. 🍻

[@GilesSetzler]

@@tanglefootbrewing No doubt, dude. I left off Live Oak for obvious reasons- they being the pioneer. Cheers!