Audioblog: The Vienna Dialogues
I was pleased to see his eyebrows shoot up during his first sip, and I caught him murmur “this is good” as he placed the glass back on the bar.
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About the art, culture, economics and business of beer and brewing with hosts Jeff Alworth (The Beer Bible, The Secrets of Master Brewers) and Oregon State University economics professor Patrick Emerson.
Audioblog: Re-imagining a Classic
The Wiener has landed! Just before Thanksgiving, pFriem debuted their version of a 19th-century Vienna lager like Anton Dreher would have made. It was...
Audioblog: Lagers And Quads (and IPAs) In Atlanta
When we talk about great beer cities, the name Atlanta rarely comes up. After a visit to five excellent breweries in town—New Realm, Bold Monk, Monday...
Audioblog: Kirin Just Bought Bell's Brewery. Why Is Bell's Concealing That Fact?
Larry Bell announced that he was selling his 36-year-old brewery, Michigan’s Bell’s, today. The language was weird and somewhat concealed the actual d...
Show 151: Live in Baltimore!
On today's show, we beam into Jeff’s book tour and take you to a live recording of a stop he made at Guinness’s Open Gate Brewery in Baltimore, MD. Th...
Show 150: Neither Snow Nor Rain Nor Gloom of Night
In a rather shocking development, the mailbag overfloweth! Long-time readers know that our begging for comments is a regular feature of the show, and ...
Audioblog: All the Changes in the New Beer Bible
The Beer Bible 2nd Edition will be available a week from today. Here’s the skinny on everything that’s new. It’s a lot!
Show 149: The Nonstop Thrills of Brown Ale
Not long ago, listener Dan Cuzzocreo wrote us with this request: “I've really enjoyed the episodes you have done on a particular beer style. I'd love ...
Audioblog - Beer's Rosetta Stone: National Tradition
Writers and brewers have identified most of the useful frameworks we use to understand beer. An important one, often hinted at but never fully explore...
Show 148: Beeronomics - The Worker Crunch
If you speak to anyone in the service industry these days, the conversation eventually turns to the ongoing worker shortage. Increasingly, people don’...