Farming Couple Markets Soap Made From Beer Ingredients
- 11 years ago
A couple in Tennessee paired their passions to develop the product called Jackalope soap which is developed using beer ingredients.
Is there anything in the world that can't be enhanced with beer ingredients?
Well there’s a new soap that will soon be on the market with the signature fragrance of beer.
A couple in Tennessee paired their passions to develop the product called Jackalope soap. James and Eileen Ray, who now own Little Seed Farm moved from New York City to start a new laid back lifestyle on a sprawling piece of property.
They started up a soap making business but when sales didn’t reach the desired targets, the pair began thinking of creative scents. Since James is a homebrewer and Eileen enjoys a good beer from time to time, they tossed an idea out there – to somehow integrate beloved beer into soap.
They then decided to partner with Jackalope Brewing Company to make that dream a reality. Three new soap options, all derived from grains and hops from the brewery, will be offered just in time for Christmas.
James stated “We are really excited about it, because there is nothing out there like it.”
What do you think? Would you use this soap?
Is there anything in the world that can't be enhanced with beer ingredients?
Well there’s a new soap that will soon be on the market with the signature fragrance of beer.
A couple in Tennessee paired their passions to develop the product called Jackalope soap. James and Eileen Ray, who now own Little Seed Farm moved from New York City to start a new laid back lifestyle on a sprawling piece of property.
They started up a soap making business but when sales didn’t reach the desired targets, the pair began thinking of creative scents. Since James is a homebrewer and Eileen enjoys a good beer from time to time, they tossed an idea out there – to somehow integrate beloved beer into soap.
They then decided to partner with Jackalope Brewing Company to make that dream a reality. Three new soap options, all derived from grains and hops from the brewery, will be offered just in time for Christmas.
James stated “We are really excited about it, because there is nothing out there like it.”
What do you think? Would you use this soap?