01/19/07
Hook & Ladder Climbs into Virginia; Puts a “Penny in Every Pint” for Local Charity
DC Firefighters Burn Foundation President on hand to accept local brewer’s donation
Crystal City, VA -- True to their slogan, the Hook & Ladder Brewing Company presented a $2,500 check to the DC Firefighters Burn Foundation as part of their “Penny in Every Pint” program at the Crystal City Sports Pub last night. Former Washington Redskins Gary Clark, George Stack and Tony Peters were all on hand to celebrate the occasion.
01/19/07
Hook & Ladder Featured in The Washington Post Express Magazine
01/10/07
Hook & Ladder Named Beer of the Month for On Tap Magazine
01/10/07
Hook & Ladder Brewing Co. Moves Into VirginiaWithout even turning on the sirens, the Hook & Ladder Brewing Company is blazing through Virginia (with several stops along the way). The beer company that was founded by a Maryland firefighter, donates a portion of all proceeds to help local burn victims, and makes two distinct award-winning beers, has landed in Virginia.
01/05/07
Hook & Ladder Needs Your Input
Hook & Ladder is proud to announce that the monthly newsletter is now accepting input from our readers If you are a firefighter or member of a station, please feel free to submit your firefighting stories and/or topics to us for publication. Due by the 22nd of each month, please limit your stories to 200 words. Stories selected will be printed in the following month’s newsletter. Submit your stories by the 22nd of each month to Liz at kristen@hookandladderbeer.com. Please include your Name, Occupation, Fire Station # and County with your submissions.
11/15/06
Hook & Ladder Featured in Modern Brewery Age
The Hook & Ladder Brewing Company of Silver Spring, MD, recently teamed up with The Winner Distributing Co. and the Firehouse Tavern in Carney, MD to donate a check for $6,000 to the Metropolitan Firefighters Burn Center Fund, a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting in the recovery of injured firefighters and burn patients in the Baltimore, MD, metro area.
10/25/06
Hook & Ladder Gives Back to Baltimore
First Lady of Maryland, Kendel S. Ehrlich, on hand to help “Put A Penny in Every Pint” for local firefighters
Carney, MD--Hook & Ladder Brewing Company teamed up with The Winner Distributing Company and the Firehouse Tavern in Carney, MD Tuesday to donate a check for $6,000 to the Metropolitan Firefighters Burn Center Fund, a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting in the recovery and rehabilitation of injured firefighters and burn patients in the Baltimore metropolitan area.
10/01/06
Hook & Ladder Featured in the Washington Post Magazine!
By Margaret Webb Pressler--Living in San Francisco in 1998, Rich Fleischer was making about $60,000 a year as a pharmaceutical researcher for Bayer, and had plenty of spare change to throw parties, travel and dine out. When he decided to make beer for a living instead, his money started disappearing like foam on a cold one.
09/18/06
Giving Back to Baltimore’s Firefighters
Hook & Ladder Brewing Company teams up with Baltimore Beer Distributor to put a “Penny in Every Pint” for local firefighters
Silver Spring, MD--Hook & Ladder Brewing Company was built on the principal of giving back to firefighters, and now, Baltimore’s newest beer is getting others into the act. Hook & Ladder, based in Silver Spring, MD, recently teamed with The Winner Distributing Company, a Baltimore beer distributor, and together will be making regular contributions to the Metropolitan Firefighters Burn Center Fund, a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting in the recovery and rehabilitation of injured firefighters and burn patients in the Baltimore metropolitan area.
08/15/06
Serving Beer and Saving Lives
Hook & Ladder Brewing Company founder and firefighter lends a hand
Silver Spring, MD--Hook & Ladder Brewing Co. Chief Operating Officer Rich Fleischer hadn’t planned on being out that afternoon, but with the regular service technician out and with a restaurant in need of service, he did what any responsible small business owner would do—he did the job himself. The Bethesda pedestrian who was struck by a car that afternoon is glad he did.
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