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To Our Valued Fans:
After much scrutiny and tastings, we are announcing a voluntary recall of the 2012 batches of Peruvian Morning. The beer has begun to take on a distinct off flavor that is not our intention, and as we stand behind the quality of our beer, we are offering our customers the opportunity to exchange the product they feel is bad for something else.
We would like to clarify that this beer will not hurt you by drinking it, but the flavor profile is undesirable for the style. The nature of our barrel aging program, specifically Peruvian Morning, carries many variables, and a certain level of risk. We have implemented, and will continue to implement strategies to keep this from happening again.
We at Central Waters care very deeply about the quality of our beers, and as a small company every customer is important to us. As such, if you have Peruvian Morning that you feel has gone bad and would like an exchange, please send an email to peruvian@centralwaters.com and we will be in touch with you on a case by case basis.
Again, we apologize for the problem, it is unfortunately a nature of this business sometimes, we intend to make it right by everyone.
Thank you for your support, now and in the future.
Sincerely,
Central Waters Brewing Company
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WELCOME TO CENTRALWATERS.COM
Brewing since 1998, Central Waters Brewing Company is built on the solid
reputation of producing the finest quality beer in Central Wisconsin: Ouisconsing
Red Ale, Happy Heron Pale Ale, Mudpuppy Porter, and many more.
Central Waters Becomes Wisconsin's First Green Powered Brewery
2009 brought about many changes and improvements for Central
Waters Brewing Company. The biggest step has been the addition of roughly
1,000 square feet of solar collectors; manufactured by Bubbling Springs Solar;
24 panels, in all. Solar collectors use energy emitted by the sun, and convert it into a more usable and/or
storable form of power. The energy production of our new solar collectors
is estimated to reach around 2500 therms per year. A payback from the
system will be seen in about seven years, with an estimated savings of
$1.4 to $1.5 million over the life of the system.
In addition to the new solar panels, Central Waters Brewing Company uses
a radiant floor heating system, and more energy efficient lighting systems,
motors in the equipment, and brewhouse. All of the materials used in the
newly remodeled tap room are from recycled resources. Also, with the
implementation of the new grain silo outside of the brewery, we are able
to reduce the amount of packaging materials that come into the facility,
therefore the amount of packaging that needs to be disposed of. In
addition to the sustainability practices currently in use at the brewery,
Central Waters works with local farmers to recycle the grain used in the
brewing process. The spent grain is taken by these farmers and used as
feed for livestock, and also used as compost.
The addition of the solar collectors, coupled with other sustainability
practices, allows Central Waters Brewing Company to drastically reduce
the consumption of natural gas, therefore greatly reduce our carbon
footprint.
Central Waters Brewing Company…truly "making the world a better place, one
beer at a time."
Feel free to contact us with
questions and/or comments.
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