I wish him well, but maybe he would be more successful opening up something like this is Bahrain where there are bars that Muslims go into to have a drink.
A beer pioneer launches Jordan's first microbrewery
May 5, 2014, 3:00 a.m.
Reporting from Fuheis, Jordan
Yazan Karadsheh is wary of unannounced visitors. When a car without an appointment arrives in the outer yard of his factory, seven guard dogs surround it, barking furiously.
Karadsheh trudges out with three of his employees to check the source of the commotion, then calls off the canines to allow a visitor to make his way gingerly to what looks like a nondescript warehouse.
"It took two years just to get permission to build this place," he says as he opens a door labeled "Tasting Room." What lies beyond is stunning: a softly lighted, polished wooden space with two sets of bay windows, one overlooking a green-sloped valley, the other the austere metallic gray of the production floor.
A beer pioneer launches Jordan's first microbrewery - latimes.com
A beer pioneer launches Jordan's first microbrewery
May 5, 2014, 3:00 a.m.
Reporting from Fuheis, Jordan
Yazan Karadsheh is wary of unannounced visitors. When a car without an appointment arrives in the outer yard of his factory, seven guard dogs surround it, barking furiously.
Karadsheh trudges out with three of his employees to check the source of the commotion, then calls off the canines to allow a visitor to make his way gingerly to what looks like a nondescript warehouse.
"It took two years just to get permission to build this place," he says as he opens a door labeled "Tasting Room." What lies beyond is stunning: a softly lighted, polished wooden space with two sets of bay windows, one overlooking a green-sloped valley, the other the austere metallic gray of the production floor.
A beer pioneer launches Jordan's first microbrewery - latimes.com
