Mill House Brews a Special Beer to Raise Autism Awareness

Larry and Jamie from Mill House Brewing Company accept their award for Best Brewery from the WPDH listeners and let us know about a new beer they've brewed to raise awareness for Autism.

Mr. Anderson is a beer that's a special collaboration between Mill House and the Anderson Center in Hyde Park. For over 90 years, the Anderson Center for Autism have helped children in our area and beyond. Their work with families dealing with Autism is something that Mill House Brewing Company wanted to draw attention to with their special beer.

The real Mr. Anderson is of Scottish descent, so it was only fitting that the beer would be a Scottish Ale. To raise awareness of the 1 in 68 children who are diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder every day, the beer has been brewed as a 68-schilling beer.  Jamie explains exactly what that means in our interview below.

Stop by Mill House Brewing Company starting this Friday to try out Mr. Anderson for yourself. One dollar from every pint sold will go to the Anderson Center to help those dealing with Autism.