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Women In Beer Series: Beth Zangari, Grand Master Beer Judge and Co-Founder of The Queen of Beer

by Celena Cipriaso
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In her office, Beth Zangari has a quote displayed from Wayne Gretzsky that she draws inspiration from, “You miss 100% of the shots you never take.” Zangari has lived her life not just being inspired by this quote but also inspiring others to live life the same way.

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Women in Beer Series: Irene Firmat, The Fearless Female Leader of Full Sail Brewing

by Celena Cipriaso
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As the CEO and Co-Founder of Full Sail Brewing Company, Irene Firmat has never been a woman afraid of risk. Firmat was a native New Yorker with a solid career in the fashion world. Then on a trip to visit a friend in Portland, she instantly fell in love with the city and decided to make the big move cross-country.

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Women in Beer Series: Anat Baron, Documentary Filmmaker of Beer Wars

by Celena Cipriaso
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Anat Baron probably has one of the most unique perspectives of anyone that’s worked in the beer industry, especially since she’s never drunk the product (she’s allergic). Baron revealed, “I can’t drink the beer so I can be really objective when it comes to looking at things as an outsider.”

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Women in Beer Series: Teri Fahrendorf, One of the First Female Craft Brewmasters in America

by Celena Cipriaso
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There are many reasons why the beer world knew the name Teri Fahrendorf, but it was her pink boots that have made her famous. In 1988, before entering the beer industry, Fahrendorf had a well-paying job as a programmer at Unisys Corporation in San Francisco, but her true passion was beer.

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