Mother Earth Brew Co Releasing In Memoriam Hazy IPA In Honor Of Nate Soroko

From Mother Earth Brew Co:

Vista, CA  & Nampa, ID  – January 7th, 2021. Mother Earth is releasing its latest Hazy IPA as part of its highly
popular Project X Series; this time honoring the life of friend and beer stalwart, Nate Soroko, who left us last
year. Mutual friend and artist, Sean Dominguez, known most notably for his work in the Beer Community
with The Lost Abbey, Pizza Port, and Mother Earth, reached out to Mother Earth after Nate’s passing to share
his latest work of art: a personal dedication to his long-time friend and co-worker, but this time it wasn’t just a
beer label.

Sharing a mutual desire to reciprocate Nate’s unwavering support of their brand and the craft beer scene at large,
Mother Earth and Sean D. came together using Mother Earth’s Beer + Art program, “The Project X Series”, as
a platform to make this beautiful tribute available for the world to enjoy:

“Nate’s High Standing within the Beer and Culinary Communities was demonstrated to me firsthand time, and
time again over our many years of working, traveling, beer-tending, and cooking together. Nate’s love and
passion for “Craft” in all its forms, tied together with his loving kindness towards all people, made him not
just a staple of the hospitality community, but a Legend that inspired everyone to do better, and to settle for
nothing but the best. Nate is sorely missed; however, his legacy lives on through all who were lucky enough to
spend time with him.”

-Kevin Hopkins – Executive Vice President, Mother Earth Brew Co.

Although taking a backseat to the story, the beer itself is certainly worthy of such an assignment,
featuring a beautiful aromatic floral bouquet with citrus, stone fruit, and some pine. A malt bill featuring
just 2-row malted barley and wheat, ensures it goes down smooth – Something Mother Earth knows Nate
would surely have enjoyed.

In addition, Mother Earth is making a charitable donation to The Culinary Institute of America’s (CIA’s)
“Anthony Bourdain ’78 Legacy Scholarship” in Nate’s honor. Hopkins elaborates:

“It seems only fitting to support an organization and scholarship that trains and inspires others to succeed and
is named for one of Nate’s true Heroes. We think that Nate would be honored to have his name listed on their
roles.”

“In Memoriam” will be available in 16oz cans and on draft where independent craft beers are sold. Customers
may also use the brewery’s interactive beer finder at findmotherearthbrewing.com. More info on the beer and
the Project X Series are available on the brewery’s website.