{"id":105099,"date":"2019-10-03T08:45:20","date_gmt":"2019-10-03T14:45:20","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.craftbeer.com\/?p=105099"},"modified":"2019-10-11T08:23:28","modified_gmt":"2019-10-11T14:23:28","slug":"florida-breweries-utilize-fresh-from-florida-label-once-reserved-for-oranges","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.craftbeer.com\/craft-beer-muses\/florida-breweries-utilize-fresh-from-florida-label-once-reserved-for-oranges","title":{"rendered":"Florida Breweries Utilize ‘Fresh From Florida’ Label Once Reserved for Oranges"},"content":{"rendered":"

The \u201cFresh From Florida\u00ae\u201d seal was originally created to help Florida-grown agricultural products stand-out on store shelves. The Florida Department of Agriculture hoped the designation would help increase sales for the state\u2019s thousands of small farmers who couldn\u2019t afford expensive marketing campaigns.<\/p>\n

Once reserved for the state\u2019s famous oranges, Florida craft breweries are now successfully applying for and using the Fresh From Florida seal if a specific beer promotes produce or products grown within the borders of the Sunshine State.<\/p>\n

For the Love of Florida-grown Strawberries<\/h2>\n

Clearwater\u2019s Pair O\u2019 Dice Brewing<\/a> was founded by husband-and-wife partners Ken and Julia Rosenthal after moving from Austin, Texas, to the Tampa Bay area, where Julia had grown up.<\/p>\n

The Rosenthals were inspired by their time living in Austin to look for local ingredients to help tell the story of their beers.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe loved their \u2018Keep Austin Weird,\u2019 support-your-local-business culture,\u201d Julia recalls. \u201cWe wanted to bring as much of that with us back to Tampa Bay, and that is what inspired us to look into Florida ingredients.\u201d<\/p>\n

She had fond memories of the annual Florida Strawberry Festival in Plant City. Lucky Lucy is the beer Pair O\u2019 Dice brewed that ultimately brought those memories to life. The strawberry blonde ale earned a bronze medal at the Best Florida Beer competition in 2014.<\/p>\n

\u201cThose memories of the [Florida] Strawberry Festival inspired us to design a beer to highlight Florida strawberries,\u201d she says.<\/p>\n

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Pair O\u2019 Dice Brewing became the first craft brewery to get approval to use the Fresh From Florida seal on their beer. (Pair O’ Dice)<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/p>\n

With Lucky Lucy, Pair O\u2019 Dice became the first craft brewery to get approval to use the Fresh From Florida seal on their beer. The Department of Agriculture made a special site visit to ensure brewery staff was using actual Florida ingredients to brew the beer.<\/p>\n

Pair O\u2019 Dice Brewing\u2019s Clearwater Honey Cream Ale is also labeled Fresh From Florida; it\u2019s made with honey from Haines City.<\/p>\n

Julia says that the experience of working with local ingredients has inspired Pair O\u2019 Dice Brewing to always look to ingredients designated Fresh From Florida when searching for new beer flavors.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe first place we look for new ingredients is Florida,\u201d she says. \u201cLocally grown ingredients are the freshest ingredients you can get, and you know exactly where they came from. Supporting local business is also very important to us so it\u2019s a win-win.\u201d<\/p>\n

(Related: There\u2019s No Taste Like Home: Booming Beer Agriculture Supports Local Brewers<\/a>)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Fresh From Florida Satsuma Oranges are the Answer for Lake Tribe Brewing<\/h2>\n

Head Brewer Jesse Ross of Tallahassee\u2019s Lake Tribe Brewing Company<\/a> was not originally going to put oranges in his wheat beer. Lake Tribe beer was only available on draft and in the brewery\u2019s tasting room, and Beckster\u2019s Wheat Ale was selling well. All of that changed when Kim Jones with Florida Georgia Citrus, a family-owned farming business, stopped by the brewery to talk about Satsuma oranges.<\/p>\n

\u201cHe told us about their increasing popularity and what made them ideal for growing in northern Florida,\u201d Jesse recalls. \u201cAfter he dropped off some juice for me to work with, I knew I needed to make a beer to highlight the bright and awesome flavors.\u201d<\/p>\n

Jesse knew that Beckster\u2019s Wheat Ale would help highlight the bright, sweet and tart flavors of these unique oranges (similar to Mandarin oranges and related to tangerines). Jesse set out to craft Lake Tribe\u2019s version of an orange wheat ale.<\/p>\n

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Lake Tribe Brewing’s Beckster\u2019s Wheat Ale has the Fresh From Florida seal for using Florida-grown Satsuma oranges. (Lake Tribe Brewing)<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/p>\n

Once the beer was complete, Jesse took Kim Jones\u2019 recommendation and applied to use the Fresh From Florida\u00ae seal for the beer. The Florida Department of Agriculture granted the request.<\/p>\n

Jesse says that for Lake Tribe Brewing, using local ingredients to produce local craft beer is a perfect fit and a win-win.<\/p>\n

\u201cGetting local oranges fit perfectly with our whole idea of starting the brewery in the first place–keeping things fresh and local,\u201d Jesse says. \u201cWe want our beer to be as fresh as possible, which means we will only ever want to serve it in our surrounding region. Getting local ingredients works in that same way.\u201d<\/p>\n

Using Satsuma oranges has gone so well, that Jesse says that Lake Tribe is seeking out other Florida-produced ingredients to use in their beer, like Florida honey.<\/p>\n

(More: AirbnBeers: Breweries with Hotels, Inns, Camping and More)<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Beer with Florida Tangerines, Cucumbers, and Oysters<\/h2>\n

Brew Bus Brewing and Florida Avenue Ales are two brewing companies that share a brewery in Tampa\u2019s Seminole Heights. The brewery is striving to make a name for itself with its statewide collaborations, including a beer made for Tallahassee\u2019s FSU Fans, dubbed War Daddy Light Lager.<\/p>\n

In sourcing fruit for their Berliner Weisse beers (also dubbed \u201cFlorida Weisse<\/a>\u201d), Brew Bus owner Anthony Derby discovered fresh Florida cucumbers to use in the brewery\u2019s Cucumber Berliner Weisse, and they have never looked back.<\/p>\n

\u201cCucumbers are not the first ingredient people think of to use in beer. It\u2019s an unusual combination for sure,\u201d says Anthony. \u201cBut the finished beer ends up so refreshing that we found our customers really enjoyed it in the dead of summer. Most other cucumber beers use an extract, but we feel using fresh cucumbers really make the beer shine.”<\/p>\n

Brew Bus Brewing<\/a> is also using Fresh From Florida tangerine zest in their Tangerine Splash Belgian-style Witbier. But tangerines are not the most unusual ingredient the brewery uses in its beer \u2013 that award goes to the oysters in Boat Beer Sea Session Ale. While tangerines gave Brew Bus Brewing\u2019s citrusy witbier a bit of Florida\u2019s groves, Anthony took a similar approach to put Florida\u2019s aquaculture into a beer for the waters.<\/p>\n

Boat Beer Sea Session Ale is a beer brewed in collaboration with Boat Run Oyster Company out of Tampa. This light and citrusy session ale is brewed with lime zest and a full bushel of Florida-raised Boat Run oysters in each batch. This special beer is available through Brew Bus Brewing and their distribution, but also available with fresh oysters from Boat Run\u2019s oyster stand.<\/p>\n

(Related: Southwest Florida\u2019s Beer Scene is as Sunny as its Forecast<\/a>)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Plenty More Fresh From Florida Beers<\/h2>\n

Brew Bus Brewing\/Florida Avenue Brewing, Pair O\u2019 Dice Brewing, and Lake Tribe Brewing Company are not the only breweries that are currently using Florida-sourced produce in their beers \u2013 they are the ones who are working with the growers and using the Fresh From Florida seal to help tell the story of their beer and meld it with the story of local growers.<\/p>\n

(Find A Brewery Near You)<\/a><\/p>\n

Julia from Pair O\u2019 Dice stresses the importance of local businesses helping local businesses.\u00a0 In a state that can have 15 to 20 items in-season at any time of year, the more Florida breweries grow to adopt the Fresh From Florida seal, the more unique tastes of Florida will be available for beer drinkers.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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