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Episode 134: From Maine to Washington
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47 minutes
Released:
Oct 2, 2012
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Podcast episode
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Welcome to another jam-packed episode of Beer Sessions Radio with Jimmy Carbone! New York City Lagunitas representative Jimmy Lyons joins the studio for the first time. Ed Berestecki is back, and he’s chatting with your host, Jimmy Carbone, about the original eight taps at Mugs Ale House in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Tessa and Enrica Malfucci make the trip down from Maine to represent their family beer brand, The Atlantic Brewing Company. Learn about the history of the company in Bar Harbor, and Brandon Moore from American Beer cracks open some Atlantic Brewing beers with Jimmy and guests. Jim Jamison calls in from Washington to talk about his brewery, Foggy Noggin. Hear Jim talk about the small-scale production of English-style ales, and the beer scene in the Pacific Northwest. Everyone’s tasting beers from across the country! You don’t want to miss this episode of beer sessions radio! This program has been sponsored by GreatBrewers.com.
“You can’t promise a brewery a line, you just can’t. There are so many breweries – nanos, micros, macros!” [6:39] — Ed Berestecki on Beer Sessions Radio
“Pre-IPA days, the burton ale was the go-to beer for people.” [20:40] — Jim Jamison on Beer Sessions Radio
“You can’t promise a brewery a line, you just can’t. There are so many breweries – nanos, micros, macros!” [6:39] — Ed Berestecki on Beer Sessions Radio
“Pre-IPA days, the burton ale was the go-to beer for people.” [20:40] — Jim Jamison on Beer Sessions Radio
Released:
Oct 2, 2012
Format:
Podcast episode
Titles in the series (100)
Episode 129: Malt, Hop, & Hunt: Jimmy Carbone is back from Belgium Comes to Cooperstown for another episode of Beer Sessions Radio. This week, Jimmy is joined by former co-host Sam Merritt, now of Civilization of Beer. Also in the studio is homebrewer extraordinaire, Chris Cuzme. Chris also is working with Wandering Star to create some unique beers, such as the Mild At Heart. Jackson Landers, author of Eating Aliens, is in the house to talk about his lifelong homebrewing obsession and his experiences eating solely invasive species. Hear the gang talk about trends in American brewing, tasting different malts and hops, as well as incorporating unique spices into beer. Check out some awesome beer pairings for game such as venison and wild pig! This episode has been brought to you by GreatBrewers.com. I think there are some narrow things going on in the industry... Theres too much IPA, bro. There are going to be too many breweries, too. Its just too big of an influx. -- Sam Merritt on Beer by Beer Sessions Radio (TM)