Made with Passion & Patience
To honor this noble profession, Original Grain has created a unique timepiece: The Brewmaster. Each watch is made with authentic reclaimed wooden beer barrels, using a tempered carbonization process that extracts the utmost individuality from every ale-soaked artifact. Flame tempering brings out the true grain, yielding a distinctive finish to the Oak wood dial. The brushed silver steel lends contemporary strength, while the custom “Brewmaster” crest on the face says it all. It’s a watch made with the same passion and patience found in the world’s greatest brews masters. It can only be worn with pride.
To honor this noble profession, Original Grain has created a unique timepiece: The Brewmaster. Each watch is made with authentic reclaimed wooden beer barrels, using a tempered carbonization process that extracts the utmost individuality from every ale-soaked artifact.
Flame tempering brings out the true grain, yielding a distinctive finish to the Oak wood dial. The brushed silver steel lends contemporary strength, while the custom “Brewmaster” crest on the face says it all. It’s a watch made with the same passion and patience found in the world’s greatest brews masters. It can only be worn with pride.
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A HISTORY OF LIQUID INNOVATION
Fire was helpful. The wheel, worthwhile. But it was the invention of beer that firmly established man as the dominant species. And the crown jewel of them all? The Brewmaster.
It was the Brewmaster who - some 7,000 years ago - discovered water and grains – if blended just right - could create something special.
It was the Brewmaster who tirelessly blazed the trail of liquid innovation, carving recipes on clay tablets, harnessing the power of hops during the Middle Ages, and opening the first commercial brewery in New Amsterdam, before it became New York City.
With skill, savvy, and an unwavering dedication to his craft, the Brewmaster has done much more than satisfy thirsts--he has spearheaded civilization’s forward momentum.
how it all began | history of beer
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