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BrewingEducation.pdf
List of brewing courses, degrees, and certificates provided by accredited higher education and organizations.

Brewchive_timeline-first_wave_rev3.pdf
Timeline recounting San Diego brewery activity from 1868-present. History is broken into 'waves' of First wave 1868-1919, Second wave 1920-1953, Third wave 1980s-early 2020, Fourth wave 2020-present. Additional timeline of COVID-19 legislation and…

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Photograph of exhibit cases on 5th floor of Kellogg Library. Click on navigation buttons at bottom of screen for closer views and descriptive text.

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Photograph of left hand exhibit case on 5th floor of Kellogg Library.

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Photograph of center of exhibit featuring Green Flash tap handles on 5th floor of Kellogg Library.

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Photograph of left hand exhibit case on 5th floor of Kellogg Library.

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Image of an 1897 beer keg with tap handle and cooling system.

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BNS (2013-present), Manzanita (2010-2018), O’Sullivan Brothers (2014-2017), and Second Chance Beer (2015-present)

Wood is a popular tap handle material subject to different treatments such as painting, turning, burning/etching, etc. It recalls…

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Not every San Diego craft brewery founded in the 20th century survived into the 21st. The stories of Baja (1991-1996), ChuckAlek (2012-2018), and Iron Fist (2010-2020) are partially preserved through their handles. Some breweries had few or no…

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Tap handles are only one element of advertising a brewery’s identity and ethos. Bottle labels, merchandise for sale or giveaway, coasters, glassware and growlers, as well as the brewery’s architectural/interior design are all part of the identity.…

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Identity is an important to inform and attract consumers. The founders of Stone Brewing (1996-brand continues following mid-2022 sale to Sapporo) considered various designs including versions of gargoyles. Early keg handles were etched beach rocks as…

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Being in the San Diego region with beaches and ocean nearby, nautical or beach-themed motifs are popular. Examples are Ballast Point (1996, sold to Kings and Convicts Brewing but continues this brand line), Karl Strauss (1989-present), and Helm’s…

Craft Beer Tap Handles from the CSUSM Brewchive.pdf
Introduction to tap handles and role they play in identity and marketing breweries using San Diego region items.

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Full view of the tap handle exhibit on CSUSM Kellogg Library's 5th floor.

SD Fair Presentation-early SD Breweries.pptx
Brief historical overview of late 19th-early 20th Century San Diego breweries. Presentation developed for the SD Fair Beer Experience presentation sessions. Unable to use in presentation due as the screen was outside and the sun too bright to view.

San Diego County Distillery History 2024-05-09.pdf
This is a work in progress. Timeline of known San Diego distilleries and rectifiers. Note: personal home-use stills may be included, as regardless of volume, stills are required to be licensed by the California Alcohol Beverage Control Agency.

Fair Schedule.pdf
Flyer for educational booth and presentation schedule at the 2024 San Diego County Fair, Del Mar, CA.

Home Winemaking Shop Basic Beer Recipes
Homebrewer's log consisting of recipes and notes. First recipe used is from The Home Winemaking Shop. Digital copies in this collection made from paper and electronic versions.

GL Beer Scores 1994.pdf
Judging results from America's Finest City Homebrew Competition for homebrewed beers and ciders circa 1994. Initals "B.O.S." on first sheet denotes "Best of Show". Five entries each scored 2 or 3 times for a total of 12 score sheets.

Oral history recorded 2017-07-09 with Mary Anne Bixby and Rich Link at Burning Beard Brewery in El Cajon, CA. Lorton served as QUAFF President and newsletter editor and homebrews.
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