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Pam Catoe

Pam Catoe
Like many beer lovers, Pam discovered craft beer in the late 90's, mostly through imports. She moved to Austin around that time and has watched the craft beer scene emerge and grow. In 2015, the owners of CraftBeerAustin.com approached her to become a writer and she immediately started covering the Austin beer industry, standing up profiles of women in beer and covering the people behind breweries, as well as news and events. In 2016, PorchDrinking.com approached her to become a writer and she was promoted to regional editor in 2019. Right before the pandemic in January of 2020, she and her husband David purchased CraftBeerAustin.com. Pam is also the co-organizer for Beer Necessities, an Austin Meet-Up, and the Pink Boots Austin chapter Collaboration Brew Day Liaison.
Articles By Pam Catoe

How to Craft a Corporate Social Responsibility Strategy for Your Brewery or Beer Bar

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is the principle that your business has a responsibility to the greater society. Traditionally, CSR programs refer to the triple bottom line: profit, people, and planet. Historically, these initiatives centered around sustainability ...

The 5 Best Brewery and Bar Event Strategies

Updated: 5/20/2022 Hosting events at your brewery or craft beer bar is a great way to attract new customers and strengthen your brand. Breweries and craft beer bars have become increasingly popular choices for social gatherings among friends and family. And hosting and ...

The Top Strategies for Creating the Perfect Tap Wall

Whether you own a brewery or a craft beer bar, your tap wall selection drives repeat customers to your business. Crafting a well-thought-out selection strategy will ensure your tap wall is an asset to the core of your business. Like a business plan, a tap wall selection ...

Brewery Business Plan: Getting Started

Beginning a brewery often starts as an idea between friends, the lifelong goal of a homebrewer, or a business venture that a longtime brewer that is ready to start on their own. In all these scenarios, the common thread is passion for beer and a spirit for entrepreneurism. ...