After years of seeking zoning changes and investors Brewers, Andrew Fullmer and Scott Brady had the fortune to cross paths with Richard Gregory from Station 22 Cafe, located on Center Street in Downtown Provo. After listening to their vision, Gregory decided to come on board and invest in Maple Mountain, hoping that together they could make the dream of craft beer in Provo a reality.
Right now things are still taking shape, but Gregory says that they're taking the fight to Provo City and that they feel pretty positive that they will be supportive. "At Provo Town Square, we host some of the most successful business in downtown, as well as having extensive relationships with other progressive business owners." Gregory adds, "If needed, we'll be able to rally massive business community support for this venture and individuals in the community won't be far behind".The Brewpub plans to produce such beers as Red Dev'Ale (named for the Springville Red Devils), Sarsaparilla Stout. Chocolate Coffee Porter, Jalapeno Blonde Ale, and Our IPA.
As this project progresses we'll keep you updated.
Prost!
3 comments:
Their jalapeño blonde ale is fantastic! It will be well worth the trip to drink that one when their doors are finally opened!
What's the latest on these guys? Did they get all the licenses and approvals they need?
@Ash - Simply, no. That's why they're partnering with Station 22. They seem to have the money and a working knowledge of the Provo political machine.
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