Fr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Bastiat is alleged to have said that when goods don\u2019t cross borders, armies do. Regardless of the attribution, the sentiment that international cooperation is preferable to violent conflict is as relevant today as it was in 19th century France. Neighbors need not fight when they can collaborate. And who knows, the result of shared knowledge and experience may even be something wonderful.<\/p>\n
That was certainly the case with Flying Dogma, a unique craft beer that came about as a result of the unlikely collaboration between Flying Dog Brewery in Maryland and Dogma Brewery in Belgrade, Serbia. After an introduction made by Free the People CEO Terry Kibbe, a handful of early morning Skype calls, and a couple of emails traded back and forth to hash out the recipe, Flying Dogma was born, a beer that\u2019s light, crisp, dry, fruity, and unlike anything you\u2019re likely to find in either America or Serbia.<\/p>\n
The story of how Flying Dogma came about is interesting enough that Free the People sent a team to Serbia to document it, and several months later, on September 11, 2018, a select group of friends and colleagues got to view the result for the first time.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n