"A new exclusive bar space is coming to Stanton - Get ready to indulge in luxury at the newest hotspot in town!"

 A longtime home nectar in New Stanton got into the beer business and opened a brewery in the area, the only one between Greensburg and West Newton.  “ This has always been my dream. 

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I had a five- gallon batch system in my kitchen,  also a 20- gallon system in my garage, ”  furnishing home pop to family and  musketeers, said Todd Bartlow, who with his  woman.

Joy, opened Cool Daddy BrewingInc. on Saturday in a storefront along Bridge Street in New Stanton.  Joy Bartlow, who's listed as the brewery  director on LCB records, explained that her hubby, who teaches powerline courses at the Central Westmoreland Career and.

Technology Center in New Stanton, had talked for times about wanting to open a brewery to  vend the beer that he has. It has been brewing for 27 times. “ We are  moreover going to do it or not talk about it, ” Joy Bartlow, a  tutoring adjunct at Central Westmoreland CTC, told her hubby.  

They began planning in  humorless about 18 months agone

Bartlow said he sought out fermenters, boiling kettles and  reduction mashtuns to buy his product for the seven- barrel system, a  trip that took him to West Virginia, Michigan and far down. as NorthCarolina.

They rented space in a  structure  possessed by a friend, Rex Zerbe, and expanded it by 1,200 square  bases. The  redundant space houses a brewing system and  further room for 80 beaneries, with  fresh areas for LCB- approved space for  out-of-door  seating.  

Bartlow said they've invested about$ 100,000 into the  incipiency, which includes  copping

all the brewing  outfit, hops, barley and  incentive to make the beer, converting the storefront into an  seductive bar, and expanding the  structure. 

They were  suitable to finance the adventure themselves by dealing  rental  parcels they  possessed, Joy Bartlow said.  The Bartlows say their  request studies show that people will travel to go to a locally  possessed brewery. 

They worked with the Small Business Development Center at Saint Vincent College on creating a business plan for the brewery.  The biggest challenge to making his dream come true was not acquiring tools or  outfit, but getting all the necessary state and original permits, Todd Bartlow said. 

Bartlow, the New Stanton Borough council member, said he'd to present the city with land development plans for  blessing, a process unlike what SunCap Property Group in Charlotte,N.C., had to do. for 1 million square  bases of land. 

Amazon  storages are indeed being  erected, albeit on a much  lower scale.  Bartlows will have just one of 21 active breweries in Westmoreland County, according to the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. utmost of them have barrooms where the brewery sells its products on the demesne.  

“ The other breweries have been amazing, ” Todd Bartlow said of the breweries he is talked to about the business.  “ This isn't a competition. Everyone is different, ” said ToddBartlow.Cool Daddy Brewing doesn't have a kitchen, which isn't a  demand for breweries dealing  on-  point. 

The LCB only requires manufacturers to offer snacks  similar as pretzels and potato chips to meet their  requirements for dealing  food. In  discrepancy, there are only three licensed brewpubs in Westmoreland County. 

which provides an  occasion for those businesses to  vend their products at  out-  point catering venues, said Shawn Kelly, LCB  spokesperson.  

With a seven- to 10- barrel brewing system, Cool Daddy Brewing  fluently fits into the Spirits Association of Boulder, Colorado, trade group, which is classified as a small independent nectar with periodic capacity limited to six million barrels. 

Bartlow said beer  product can be completed in two weeks, his brewing system can  presumably produce about 180 barrels per time.  The Bartlow family opened the brewery at a time when the number of breweries in Pennsylvania has declined slightly. 

from 531 in 2022 to 530 in 2023, according to statistics  collected by the Spirits Association. Pennsylvania is still right behind California as the state with the most breweries, but this is the first time in 12 times that the number of breweries in Pennsylvania has declined.

according to Breweries in PA, which tracks Spirits Association data.  The good news for the Bartlow family and other spirits is that beer  alkies in Pennsylvania consumed  further beer last time – about 5,816 barrels more – pushing  product to3.1 million barrels in 2023, according to the Spirits Association. 

The other side of that statistic that might give brewery  possessors a reason to stop pouring suds is that beer  product in the cornerstone State has fallen by nearly 590,000 barrels from 2018 to 2023.  

Bartlows will open with six beers for  guests. They've a 16-  valve system that allows them to expand their immolations, including dealing  cider from other directors, Todd Bartlow said.  “ You can feel the love for beer. It shines. We'll have  commodity for everyone, ” said Todd Bartlow.

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