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Brewer Profile: 1055 Brewing’s JP Vyborny

Brewer Profile: 1055 Brewing’s JP Vyborny

Jan 26, 20162 min read

Brewer Name:
JP Vyborny

Brewery:
Ten Fifty-Five Brewing

Address:
3810 East 44th St.
Tucson, AZ 85713

Tucson Foodie has partnered with Tucson Craft Beer Crawl for 2016 and is proud to feature Brewer Profiles. Each profile features a select Craft Beer Crawl brewer. This profile features JP Vyborny from Ten Fifty-Five Brewing.

How and when did you first become interested in beer?

My business partner, Chris Squires, who had been brewing at home for a bit told me how fun it was and that I would enjoy home brewing as well. So I gathered up all the equipment I’d need and set about making my first batch.

Things went well and soon I had five gallons bubbling away in my laundry room. Late one evening I heard a loud pop and discovered quite the mess in the laundry room. The high yeast activity had forced the top off the fermenting bucket and krausen (a foamy head that forms on the top of fermenting beer) was all over the place. Funny at first, but a sticky pain to clean!

Four weeks later the beer was done and I tried my first bottle. It was delicious and I was hooked. The combination of craft and science and of hard work and reward drew me in and I’ve loved making beer ever since.

What do you think you bring to the brewing game that makes you stand out?

We work hard to reflect and support this community that we live in, this city that we love and have a great example of that on tap right now.

Our Valentine is 100% Arizona ingredient pale ale over a year and a half in the making. We teamed up with BKW Farms in Marana and had malting barley grown for probably the first time in Arizona. We combined that with wild harvested hops from the White Mountains to create a very unique and special beer. A bit earthy and grassy from the wild hops, we like to think it reflects our state’s “terroir” and tastes very much like Arizona.

Top five beers you’ve sampled recently (only include ONE of yours)

  1. Ten Fifty-Five’s Betts’s Brown
  2. Ballast Point’s Grunion Pale Ale
  3. Dragoon IPA
  4. Fate Brewing’s America Pale Ale
  5. 8-bit Brewery’s The Mayan Achocalypse

Beers you’ll be featuring at the beer crawl?

Bett’s Brown, Leap Pale Ale, a special cherry version of our Sugar Skull Chocolate Stout

Check out Ten Fifty-Five and a handful of other local and regional brewers at the 2016 Tucson Craft Beer Crawl, February 20, 2016. for more information and tickets, visit tucsoncraftbeercrawl.com.

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