There are places that inspire us with their own individual magic to come up with the best ideas. World-famous songs were written in the shower, groundbreaking inventions were created while their inventor was on a park bench, in a traffic jam or on the toilet, and Switzerland is considered the country that produces the most innovations and inventions. In the history of countless breweries, it is the garage that plays a key role: many brewers start their careers at home in their own four walls. However, because kettles, pots and all kinds of other equipment take up quite a lot of space, many of these beginners resort to the garage. This is also the case with the founders of the D9 Brewing Company.
Andrew Durstewitz and a friend are behind the Huntersville-based company. In addition to their work as engineers, the two tinkered with their own beer in the garage. Despite poor equipment, the two successfully brewed a few brews until friends and acquaintances became aware of their creations and a demand arose that the garage brewery could no longer meet. After six years of brewing, the duo moved into their first real brewery in 2014 and officially founded D9 Brewing. From then on, things went steeply uphill: the first awards they won catapulted the brewery into the public eye and demand rose steadily. Today, the empire includes 3 microbreweries, a large brewery and a distribution center, and it continues to grow every day. Beer-related events are held regularly at the various locations, and you can try the latest creations in the taprooms.
The successful brewery's speciality is the combination of beer and science. There is a certain amount of research behind every single brew, but the team at D9 Brewing takes it to the extreme: they brew with everything that nature has to offer. In detail, this means that the brewers, together with a team of scientists, try to capture wild microflora and use it to cultivate raw materials for their beer. Wild yeast, for example, can be found on the skins of fruits and can be used to ferment barley juice. The beer is clarified using a centrifuge and we are sure that Andrew and his team can come up with a whole lot more ways to combine beer and science. The range presents us with modern IPAs, various ales and some award-winning sour beers.
If you're interested in experimental creations and unconventional brews, you should definitely check out this brewery! You can find some of their best brews here in our range.
D9 Brewing Company
9815 Sam Furr Rd
NC 28078 Huntersville
Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika 
