Ep. 8 - Peter Bissell of Bissell Brothers Talks Pivoting Hard and Saving Jobs

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On this episode of the Beer Edge podcast, we speak with Bissell Brothers co-founder Peter Bissell about how COVID-19 has impacted the brewery and his lobster restaurant in Portland, Maine. Pete admits to being blind-sided by the pandemic news, as someone who does not closely follow the news. When the government forced his restaurant to close and limited public access to his brewery’s popular tap room, the company immediately pivoted to facilitating a contactless home delivery model that covers most of New England’s largest state. While his restaurant, Highroller, remains shuttered, Bissell Brothers remains active. Working at about 80 percent capacity, the brewery is cranking out old favorites, including new batches of Swish, and Pete hasn’t laid off a single worker.

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Hosts: Andy Crouch and John Holl
Guests: Peter Bissell
Tags: beer, craft beer, Maine craft beer, COVID-19, Bissell Brothers Brewing

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