Four Priests Brewery YouTube channel

[Hazelwood Brewery]

Sold out in 3 hours. Some dregs left.
Delivering more this morning.

:hat:

 

[samale]

Sold out in 3 hours. Some dregs left.
Delivering more this morning.

That's some result

 

[Paul7189]

You can’t really claim it was sold out when you ordered 60 pints of it yourself . Congratulations mate made up for you!

 

[Chippy_Tea]

"The best pint ever"

It doesn't get better than that.

 

[Sadfield]

Congratulations. Going from a hobby to paying punters enjoying your beer, proud moment.

 

[chopps]

"The best pint ever"

It doesn't get better than that.

Didn't even have to pay him to say that :)

 

[YeastFace]

Great stuff, very pleased for you

 

[CD]

You are giving us a lot of clues as to what your day job is Chopps, but I haven't quite nailed it.

 

[chopps]

You are giving us a lot of clues as to what your day job is Chopps, but I haven't quite nailed it.

I'm a body-double and stuntman for Daniel Craig in the James Bond movies, and part time tightrope walker for the Moscow State Circus. Not much work at the moment, it's terrible.
To fill the time between flipping cars over and thrilling circus audiences, I work for a US based electronics company called Digi-Key. We sell electronic components to design engineers like @The-Engineer-That-Brews

 

[chopps]

Oh and an astronaut, I forgot about that :)

 

[Sadfield]

I'm a body-double and stuntman for Daniel Craig in the James Bond movies, and part time tightrope walker for the Moscow State Circus.

Yet you didn't fancy the Vegas window cleaning gig? Fear of squeegees?

 

[chopps]

Yet you didn't fancy the Vegas window cleaning gig? Fear of squeegees?

Not a big fan of the squeegees. Night Fever was OK.

 

[The-Engineer-That-Brews]

We sell electronic components to design engineers like @The-Engineer-That-Brews

Indeed you do - and you are my go-to source for some of the more widgetty stuff.

 

[winslade]

I'm a body-double and stuntman for Daniel Craig in the James Bond movies, and part time tightrope walker for the Moscow State Circus. Not much work at the moment, it's terrible.
To fill the time between flipping cars over and thrilling circus audiences, I work for a US based electronics company called Digi-Key. We sell electronic components to design engineers like @The-Engineer-That-Brews

I was told you're an Elvis impersonator?

 

[CD]

And I thought you must be a man of the cloth!

 

[chopps]

I was told you're an Elvis impersonator?

uh huh huh.

 

[chopps]

And I thought you must be a man of the cloth!

I can see why you might have thought that, but no. I am godless.

 

[MikeB.]

Congrats on the 2nd batch of casks

 

[Northern_Brewer]

And I thought you must be a man of the cloth!

Faded denim with caustic holes in it, maybe.



Chopps - in terms of where to go next, I'd say just keep what you're doing and what feels right, you don't need too much telling.

But just generally, I'd guess you have two main audiences. The main one I guess are homebrewers around the world who are living the fantasy of scaling up their homebrew kit - so I guess for us the main interest is all the things that are different between 5 gallons and 2bbl, whether it's the practical stuff like washing casks or the more "business" aspects. Then you've also got to cater more for actual/potential customers locally, who are maybe less interested at a detailed level but are more about your "story". "Story" is good for both groups, obviously.

 

[Sadfield]

I think you probably just need to do the content that interests you and what you feel documents your journey. Often with YouTube channels, I think people buy in to the overall story and the personality, rather than specific video details.