Craft Beer Stories from Georgia – Omaha Brewing Company
“You know, it’s going to take like seven to ten years for the grapes to mature. I think it only takes like two weeks to brew a beer.” Innovative thinking while building a legacy and offering Southern style hospitality. That’s what this Georgia craft brewery is all about. Welcome to Omaha Brewing Company in Omaha, Georgia. Small town, big beers, open arms.
This week we finally sit down with the family that inspired our Stout Conversations: Doc, Stephanie, Hayden, and the rest of the crew at Omaha Brewing. Their love of family, the outdoors, beer, wine, and their hometown is captivating and welcoming. We hope you feel right at home.
Don’t miss out on this week’s Stout Conversation with the family, set to air this Sunday, May 19, at 9:00 pm EST!
We’d love to hear from you.
Where is your hometown? April was born in Dell Rapids, SD and Ken in, Burwell, NE. How about you? Let us know in the comments below.
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Cheers!
This comment is from Angie Brown. It was accidentally posted on another post, but I wanted to make sure that it made it to the appropriate article. What a great story.
“My mother, Susan Elizabeth Bennett was from the little small town of Omaha, Ga. She left her hometown of Omaha after marrying my father from Americus, Ga. she would take us as small children back to her hometown to visit her parents, my grandparents. My grandfather, Hoke Bennett had an old country store open there until it burnt down years later, someone renting the store from my mother. I married in that country church right there in town. I love going back to Omaha, Ga. and with it being such a small town and knowing everyone, it has to be better than living in Albany, Ga. which is where I now reside. I have two sisters and a brother and we are from Americus. My sisters and I are planning to come visit your brewery soon, hoping you have some entertainment this weekend.” ???? Look forward to hearing from you, Angie Brown 4/14/21