USA / 2019 / 12mins / Documentary / English

Craft beer is an annual multi-billion-dollar boom for the United States economy, yet the overwhelming majority of this industry remains white-male-dominated, with women and minorities occupying a small fraction of its workforce and brewing culture. In 2018, three African-Americans in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, created the nation’s first-ever Black beer festival, a historic event aiming to diversify the industry while promoting a new narrative in craft beer.

Aaron Hose

Aaron Hosé has been actively involved in the film and video industry for the past twenty years. He has produced, directed, shot and edited short and feature documentaries, commercial, educational and non-profit videos, as well as television and web series. His productions have screened worldwide at over 100 film festivals and are currently distributed on digital platforms such as Netflix, Amazon, iTunes and Google Play. Aaron’s work has been recognized with numerous industry awards and honors, including four regional EMMY Awards and nine nominations. Learn More