More hand sanitizer flows from brewery

Brewery leans into its shift to hand sanitizer, vastly increasing production capacity. The moves are also geared toward future diversification.

Big Storm Brewing co-Owner L.J. Govoni says the brewery's switch to hand sanitizer has helped accelerate its plans to launch a line of distilled spirits. Courtesy photo.
Big Storm Brewing co-Owner L.J. Govoni says the brewery's switch to hand sanitizer has helped accelerate its plans to launch a line of distilled spirits. Courtesy photo.
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In late March, Big Storm Brewing in Clearwater had repurposed some of its beer-making resources to manufacture much-needed hand sanitizer — between 50 and 100 gallons per day — that it packaged in spray bottles and sold to the public. 

 

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