Brewing a Locally Sourced Beer

Monday Morning

There were 15 members and two guests. Our guests were Richard Pettit and Bryce Retzer. Harry did the grace. Charlene and Richard Pettit were our greeters. Pete and Gary Ring installed Rachel Hays as our newest member. Don’t forget that Pete and Gary Miller will be staring in the South Shore Coracle on December 1st.  Popcorn has been delivered. Special thanks to Harry for all his work and all who purchased the popcorn. Remember if you need more Faris Popcorn, they have a store on Scott St. Bell ringing signup for December 3rd is started; see Mark for the sign up. Remember you can ring more than once during the month of December. Harry was winner and winner again. He drew the Queen of Hearts. He donated the pot to the Christmas pot for holiday food. There are 52 cards left with a pot of $00.00. Remember that we have a Kiwanis web page and Facebook. If you are on Facebook, you can like our page.

Ledgerrock Distillery, Bryce Retzer

Ledgerock is owned by Jay and Heidi Retzer. Their oldest son, Bryce is the manager. The distillery is part of their 500 acre farm. Because it is illegal to make whiskey in their basement, Jay decided to start his own distillery. Their first corn mash was done on Good Friday. They have vodka, gin and moonshine. They were all made from their own corn. As soon as their label is approved, they will open a barrel of baby bourbon made from their own wheat. There will be around 300 bottles and they are taking reservations right now for Christmas. Badger Liquor is handling distribution of their product in the Fond du Lac area. Other activities at the distillery are painting, kettle bells, wooden wonders and yoga. They are open Wednesday to Saturday from 11 – 5. And on Sunday, they are open 12 – 4.