When craft breweries close, other businesses are affected

By Anna Grace Freebersyser

Sebastian Wolfrum, owner and head maltster at Epiphany Craft Malt, inspects roasted barley seeds as they cool. Wolfrum sells malt, a key ingredient in beer, to breweries like Fullsteam. (Photo courtesy of Epiphany Craft Malt)

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April would have been North Carolina Beer Month. Due to COVID-19, craft breweries had to close their doors.

But it’s not just the owners and waitstaff who may feel the economic impact. The ingredients that go into your favorite beer pass through many hands before they ever make it to your glass.

Here’s Anna Grace Freebersyser with the story.

When craft breweries close, other businesses are affected

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