Craft alcohol goes mainstream in Metro Detroit
Michigan is cementing its reputation as the Great Beer State but Metro Detroit is expanding that reputation with growing companies that make vodka and meade. Ferndale-based B. Nektar Meadery and Valentine Vodka are expanding their distribution across the U.S. Arbor Brewing Company (from Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti) is spreading its brand to India and craft brewing continues to grow exponentially. Cheers! Making The Jump: A Q&A with Brad Dahlhofer and Paul Zimmerman of B. Nektar Meadery What Does It Mean To Be Business Friendly? A Conversation with Valentine Vodka's Rifino Valentine Beer's Better Half Strange Brew: A Q&A with Rene and Matt Greff Read more about Metro Detroit's growing entrepreneurial ecosystem at SEMichiganStartup.com.
Michigan is cementing its reputation as the Great Beer State but Metro Detroit is expanding that reputation with growing companies that make vodka and meade. Ferndale-based B. Nektar Meadery and Valentine Vodka are expanding their distribution across the U.S. Arbor Brewing Company (from Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti) is spreading its brand to India and craft brewing continues to grow exponentially. Cheers!
Making The Jump: A Q&A with Brad Dahlhofer and Paul Zimmerman of B. Nektar Meadery
What Does It Mean To Be Business Friendly? A Conversation with Valentine Vodka’s Rifino Valentine
Strange Brew: A Q&A with Rene and Matt Greff
Read more about Metro Detroit’s growing entrepreneurial ecosystem at SEMichiganStartup.com.
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