This beer has a story – plugging-in to Alternating Current
Alternating Current is the present incarnation of a homebrewing project, and the beer you are drinking is one of a limited batch that was hand-crafted for the beer exchange by me, a friend of one of your fellow exchangees. I hope you enjoy André-Marie (check out more details on the beer and brewing process), and I am genuinely interested in your feedback (positive, negative, constructive, humorous, etc.).
André-Marie is not a commercial beer, and it is unfiltered – sediment at the bottom of the bottle is normal, as is some "foaming over" - I encourage you to open near a sink and pour into a glass before enjoying.
The name Alternating Current comes from my great uncle's starter and alternator repair business in Scranton, Pennsylvania, where I spent countless hours with my late grandfather, who was an avid hobbyist, restoring several old cars. Scranton has also been dubbed the "Electric City", and my day job happens to be in electricity. It also shortens nicely to "AC".