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Patron Saints Brewery is a West Toledo nano brewery crafting a wide variety of beer styles. Come enjoy pints and tasters in our small taproom which is "1/2 pint" and "little growler" friendly (aka kids & dogs) or we'll fill growlers and have cans available ​to go. PSB does not serve food but allows patrons to bring their own food to our taproom.
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PSB is a small, 2 man operation founded by Aaron & Eric after countless late nights home brewing in the driveway. We are excited to serve West Toledo and eventually grow to serve NW Ohio and beyond.
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We'd love to hear from you. Feel free to fill out the form below, CLICK HERE to Email Us or send us a private message through Facebook or Instagram.
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Aaron Grizaniuk
Co-Founder/Owner
This journey began at my son's soccer practice while chatting with the coach, Jon B, about craft beers and picking up the cones. I jokingly said that I need to learn how to brew beer myself because I'm not sure if I can afford to spend the money on craft beers much longer. To my surprise, Jon said he brewed his own beer and the hamsters in my head started spinning. I immediately stopped the conversation and invited myself over to his house the next time he brewed. A few days later, I walked over to his house and watched him brew his next batch of homebrew. I was hooked on crafting beer from that point forward.
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I've spent years enjoying the fruits of my own labor and so have my friends and neighbors. Brewing beer is a great hobby to bring friends together and can save some money at the same time. Even after brewing for multiple weddings, graduation parties and donating a "learn to home brew package" for fundraisers at Christ the King, I still enjoy seeing the reaction of people when they drink the beer I've brewed.
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So now it's time to take the next step to brew professionally and see what the future holds.
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Blessings and beers,
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Aaron "Griz" Grizaniuk
Eric Pfohl
Co-Founder/Owner
My venture into the craft beer world actually started with a failed home brew attempt. Discouraged, I figured I’d leave it to the pros and just buy beer like everyone else. Not too long thereafter, I tasted an outstanding IPA that my mom had brought home in a growler from a neighborhood party. Discovering that it was a home brew and crafted just a few houses away, I knew right then that I needed to find out how it was done and correct the mistakes I had made months earlier. That’s when I met Aaron - and being the friendly, helpful, helluva guy that he is – offered to help show me the process that leads to creating the nectar of the Gods. Needless to say, I was hooked. That was nearly 4 years ago… and after countless batches on my own and collaborations with Griz, it became clear that we needed to hang our own shingle and open Patron Saints. With faith, a can do attitude, and some brass, we’re taking our shot and couldn’t be more excited to see where it leads!
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Blessings and beers,
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Eric Pfohl