
Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine Podcast 117: 3 Sons Brewing's Corey Artanis on Maximum Impact from Flavor Ingredients
Jan 10, 2020
Corey Artanis is the co-founder and head brewer of Three Sons Brewing in Florida, known for their creative pastry-style stouts and traditional lagers. He shares his journey from homebrewing to award-winning recognition, emphasizing the importance of taking time to perfect recipes. Corey discusses their philosophy of letting ingredients shine, the intricate process of barrel aging, and how they select adjuncts like coffee and maple syrup to enhance flavor. He also touches on the balance between indulgent beers and refreshing German styles, revealing exciting future plans for the brewery.
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Homebrew To Festival Breakthrough
- Corey built his reputation by pouring homebrew at events and winning awards before going commercial.
- He brewed at Hunahpu Day as a homebrewer and that exposure accelerated his transition to a professional operation.
Slow-Burn Brewery Launch
- Corey delayed opening a commercial brewery to prove the concept, find zoning, and secure the right location.
- He signed the lease in 2015 and opened the Dania Beach brewery in 2019 after lengthy permitting and buildout.
Design Mash Tun For Single-Mash High Gravity
- Size your mash tun to collect enough first-wort volume so you avoid multiple mashes for high-gravity beers.
- Use an oversized, low-aspect-ratio mash tun and secondary kettle to capture second runnings for session stouts.
