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Erica stops in to celebrate Nosh-toberfest! We're talking about the Surf n Suds beer festival, Erica's Aftershock aftermath, sneaking booze in sunscreen bottles, and hangover recovery times.  - Erica is drinking Rocktoberfest from https://almanacbeer.com (Almanac Beer Co). Flex is drinking his buddy's collaboration with https://www.mobcraftbeer.com (MobCraft Brewing), Bobbin' for Caramel. And Greg is drinking Totally Excellent, an IPA from https://tarantulahillbrewco.com (Tarantula Hill) and https://www.kernriverbrewing.com (Kern River Brewing).  - Greg hung out with the homie Chew Your Beer at the Surf n Suds beer festival, and both got EXTREMELY hydrated. There's also a collaboration beer in the works. Erica went to Aftershock and did a great job sneaking in booze and avoiding black eyes. Flex talks about the good ol' days of getting too drunk and sick at work; now, the hangovers last way too long. How long is your typical recovery? - California raised the limit on the number of satellite locations that breweries can open. Mikkeller is closing up shop in San Francisco. Heineken is launching a new beer combo, and it sounds awful. A drunk outlaw leads police on horseback. And a suspected ‘impaired' driver in Florida… wasn't drunk at all. - Erica:  Instagram: @Neck_Nosh_llc - Flex: Instagram: @flex_me_a_beer - Craft Beer Republic:  www.CraftBeerRepublic.com  Instagram: @CraftBeerRepublic Facebook: CraftBeerRepublicPod Twitter: CraftBeerRepub (805) 538-2337 

Kevin Scoles & Natalie Cilurzo. Almanac Beer Company's Kevin Scoles and Natalie Cilurzo from Russian River Brewing Co. join Brew Ha Ha hosts Herlinda Heras and Harry Duke. Kevin is assistant director of sales at Almanac Brewing and Russian River Brewing Co. is a Brew Ha Ha sponsor. They begin with two Russian River Brewing Co. beers. Citra Flash Mob IPA is mostly Citra hop and was just canned this week. Blind Pig IPA is a classic west coast style, a clear beer about 6.4% ABV. Blind Pig is close to Vinny Cilurzo's original recipe started at his original brewery, Blind Pig Brewing Co. in Temecula, which he opened in 1994. Flow Pale Ale Almanac Beer Co. is introducing Flow Pale Ale, their new west coast style pale ale. Herlinda remembers tasting the third R&D batch. It's light bodied, with a clean finish. The Flow Fest on July 9 will be the premiere event. The brewery is located on the old Alameda Naval Air Station. Admiral Malting is their next-door neighbor. Their facility was built in 1938 entirely out of redwood. Their name comes from the Farmer's Almanac, which has been published since 1888. It was known as a history of weather patterns, for farmers. They want the brewery to represent agriculture and the local farmers who produce what goes into the beer, which also ties into their menu. Their motto is, “Beer is agriculture.” The brewery was founded in 2011 to apply farm-to-table principles with beer. They have been in their current facility for the last four years. Kolsch is one of their core beers, the fastest growing beer in their lineup. It is 5% ABV and he calls it their “Sunday lawn mowing beer.” It's a kind of cross between an ale and a lager. They have picnic tables inside and a large outdoor area and food trucks, and free parking. The outdoor space has been a life-saver for them during Covid. Russian River Brewing Co. is open in Santa Rosa on 4th St. and at their big Windsor location. Visit their website for up-to-date hours, menus, beers and more info. Pliny the Younger has a positive economic impact in Sonoma County due to the tourist traffic that it generates. Today Natalie describes some 2022 statistics that show increases that were reported in the Press-Democrat. The 6.1 million dollar impact is a 20% increase over last year. It includes spending on hotels, restaurants, etc. “It means a lot to us,” says Natalie. Kevin describes his journey into beer, which actually started in music. He worked for an guitar and accessory maker, the Ernie Ball company. As a home brewer, he knew he would enjoy working in the brewing business. He started in a distribution company and there, he got to know the two co-founders of Almanac Brewing. About a year ago he began working for them. They are tasting an Adambier, which is a German style, not very well known. It is a strong, dark lager originally from Dortmund. It is 6.7% ABV with a hint of tartness.

Hosts Ben Rice & Phil Webster return to break down the first round of the 2021-2022 NBA playoffs and preview the conference semifinals. We fawn over what the NBA is turning into and what this year's first-round outs could look like next year, consider a new GOAT, and wonder why great players sometimes make mediocre coaches. Plus some cross-sport comparisons to go along with our patented beer-player comparisons!Don't forget to follow PDR and #SlideIntoOurGMs on Twitter @PlzDunkPod or on IG @pleasedunkresponsiblyFollow Phil on IG @culinarylando and Twitter @PeterParkourFollow Ben across social media @barleyandmepodSlide into our GM's or email us players, teams, beers, breweries you want us to evaluate, or your own evaluations, at pleasedunkresponsibly@gmail.com!This week's beers are Dunloe Brewing's Aimless Pilsner (@dunloebrewing) and Tilted Mash Brewing's 6th anniversary collab with Almanac Beer Co, Friends In High Places West Coast pilsner (@tilted mash / @almanacbeer)Intro Music: “JamRoc” by Breez (@breeztheartist)Logo by Maryam Moosavi (@maryamtheestallion)

It's our monthly wrap-up for April 2022 and the only thing that has soured since the start of this anime season has been the two ales we have on hand! This episode features two fruited sours from Almanac Beer Co. and Common Space, the Plum Sournova and the Blueberry Stress Dissolver. What about our Three Episode Rule? We've got that as well! This season has a few standouts outside of the hyped shows that have been faring excellently thus far, so join us in this episode to hear what's truly worth it to give a shot! 00:00:26 Intro00:01:38 Beers of the Week: Almanac Beer Co. Plum Sournova and Common Space Blueberry Stress Dissolver Fruited Sours00:06:28 Weekly Pairing: Three Episode Rule00:06:28 I'm Quitting Heroing00:18:53 The Executioner and Her Way of Life00:32:48 Birdie Wing 00:53:33 Beer Reviews01:18:20 News Break Happy Hour: Monthly Wrap-Up April 202201:28:16 Kaguya-sama S301:37:24 Spy x Family01:42:20 Summer Time Render01:51:15 Shield Hero S201:56:15 Love All Play01:57:39 Deaimon02:02:30 Housekeeping/Closing To catch our shows live, head over to twitch.tv/animeondraft and give us a follow. Be sure to turn on notifications to be alerted when we go live. You can catch us on Twitter @animeondraft to receive updates on our weekly streams. Our current streaming schedule is Tuesdays or Fridays starting around 8:00 PM Pacific Time. Join our Discord! animeondraft.com/discord Podcast Survey: https://forms.gle/T89YdmrBGfcL7VP18 OreShiri Suggestions: https://forms.gle/vyJVKZWu1TXaMoZN9

It's our monthly wrap-up for April 2022 and the only thing that has soured since the start of this anime season has been the two ales we have on hand! This episode features two fruited sours from Almanac Beer Co. and Common Space, the Plum Sournova and the Blueberry Stress Dissolver. What about our Three Episode Rule? We've got that as well! This season has a few standouts outside of the hyped shows that have been faring excellently thus far, so join us in this episode to hear what's truly worth it to give a shot! 00:00:26 Intro00:01:38 Beers of the Week: Almanac Beer Co. Plum Sournova and Common Space Blueberry Stress Dissolver Fruited Sours00:06:28 Weekly Pairing: Three Episode Rule00:06:28 I'm Quitting Heroing00:18:53 The Executioner and Her Way of Life00:32:48 Birdie Wing 00:53:33 Beer Reviews01:18:20 News Break Happy Hour: Monthly Wrap-Up April 202201:28:16 Kaguya-sama S301:37:24 Spy x Family01:42:20 Summer Time Render01:51:15 Shield Hero S201:56:15 Love All Play01:57:39 Deaimon02:02:30 Housekeeping/Closing To catch our shows live, head over to twitch.tv/animeondraft and give us a follow. Be sure to turn on notifications to be alerted when we go live. You can catch us on Twitter @animeondraft to receive updates on our weekly streams. Our current streaming schedule is Tuesdays or Fridays starting around 8:00 PM Pacific Time. Join our Discord! animeondraft.com/discord Podcast Survey: https://forms.gle/T89YdmrBGfcL7VP18 OreShiri Suggestions: https://forms.gle/vyJVKZWu1TXaMoZN9

Come along as we drink some of the most potent IPA's 2 worst enemies could ask for, eat TOO MUCH Korean BBQ, gush over Hot Ryu in Street Fighter 6, & much more! What should we drink next? Let us know! Check out Video Ep.'s on the Beer Belly YouTube Channel! Beer Belly on Instagram! Beer Belly on TikTok! Beer Belly on Twitter! Email or DM your questions for us to answer on the show! BeerBellyPod@gmail.com Follow John! Follow A.J.! All of our links in ONE, right here! BIG THANKS to @tchinen for supplying us with beer this episode! Today we enjoy Knuckle Sandwich IPA by Bootlegger's Brewery, Plum Sournova by Almanac Beer Co, & IPNA by Lagunitas Brewing! "A little bit of beer critique, a LOTTA bit of 2 friends getting tossed!" #IPA #LagunitasBrewing #StreetFighter6 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beerbellypod/message

Science is the aspect of craft beer that most don't think about while drinking it, but Almanac Beer Co's head Brewer Phil Emerson lives it. In this episode Phil discusses who he is and how his all in mindset for hobbies lead him to becoming a the head brewer we know today. Grab a pint and enjoy.

La temporada de cervezas de calabaza ha llegado y estamos listos para beber. Francisco, George y El Mike se aventuran en este episodio especial, degustando 8 propuestas de cervecerías reconocidas de Estados Unidos que lanzaron su versión de Pumpkin Ale esta temporada otoñal. Cervezas que degustamos en este episodio: 1. Atomic Pumpkin (Spicy Release) by New Belgium Brewing 2. Vanilla Pumpkin by O'Fallon Brewery 3. Pumpkin Kerfuffle (Imperial Sour) by Prairie Artisan Ales 4. Pumpkin Sour by Almanac Beer Co. 5. Heirloom Pumpkin by Almanac Beer Co. 6. Rumpkin (Pumpkin Ale) by Avery Brewing Co. 7. Picture if you will (Bourbon Pumpkin Ale) by Bottle Logic Brewing 8. Punkin Ale by Dogfish Head Calabazas, fantasmas, pan de muerto, tamales... Acompáñanos a pistear y cotorrear sobre el buen beber. #UnaCervezaAlaVez

On this episode Collin is joined by award winning brewmaster of Almanac Beer Co. Phillip Emerson, as they discuss our recent DIPA collaboration Oslo Hot Chicken! This badass brew was made with the combined powers of friendship and the craft beer's most sought after Scandinavian yeast Kviek! Listen as Collin & Phil talk about everything from ultra-customized brewery builds specific to a brand's favored beer styles, comparing craft brew enthusiasts to the Pokemon and Beanie Baby collectors of yesteryear and the persistently predictable progression of craft beer trends which most times aren't all they're promised to be.     

Host Ben Rice travels to Alameda, CA, to conduct Barley & Me's long-postponed 125th episode, a video episode with Almanac Beer Co's brewmaster Phillip Emerson and Admiral Maltings's co-founder Ron Silberstein. We talk maltster and brewer's pasts, presents, and futures, in three segments, recorded at The Rake at Admiral Maltings, the Almanac brewhouse, and Almanac's taproom. Running themes include education, that beer is agriculture, sustainability is key, ingredients matter, and inclusivity is the most important frontier in the future of craft. Plus! Sours! Lagers! COVID! and the importance of making beer, for a cause, with purpose. Enjoy! And check out the video episode on YouTube!Check out the malt offerings at Admiral Maltings at www.admiralmaltings.comSee what's going on at Almanac Beer Co @almanacbeerBarley & Me can be found across social media @barleyandmepod. Email questions/comments/concerns/guest ideas/brewery ideas to barleyandmepodcast@gmail.com or barleyandmepod@gmail.comAnd be sure to learn more about the Black Is Beautiful Initiative, as featured in Episode 129 with Marcus Baskerville of Weathered Souls Brewing, at www.blackisbeautiful.beerGet your merch or make donations at www.customink.com/fundraising/black-is-beautiful-initiativeAlso, during this crisis, 100% of profits from sales of Barley & Me shirts via Zen-Threads.com will go to Another Round, Another Rally, a charity that supports front- and back-of-house members of the service industry whose wages and benefits may be affected. So grab a shirt and help a good cause and people you love! https://zen-threads.com/collections/beer-wine/products/barley-and-me-podcast-mens-crew-tee?fbclid=IwAR1G_5HJ3NCoWTRgmG6Q2PVALEiJsb1KtHClCaDli0NhsjZsc4KPmWCp_osBen is also posting #Chugs4Charity videos semi-daily on Instagram (@barleyandmepod), to help raise funds for those affected by this shutdown. You can Venmo Ben ($comedianbenrice) or hit his PayPal (@barleyandmepod) and all money will go to support the NAACP, ACLU, Black Lives Matter, and other civil rights helpers. Charities will change with the times and as emergencies arise. But the point is: all donations will go to help those who need it.Do you have a story about racism, sexism, homophobia, or transphobia in the beer industry? You can submit your story anonymously, to be read on a future episode of Barley & Me at https://forms.gle/SmDuBT3zGKxNCVZ757Intro Music: “Functional Alcoholism” by Be Brave Bold Robot (@bebraveboldrobot)Interstitial Music: "JamRoc" by Breez (@breeztheartist)Logo by Jessica DiMesio (@alchemistqueen)

I have a couple crispy boys on the show today, both from the Bay Area. The first beer is a Kolsch called True Kolsch from Almanac Beer Co. This beer is 5% abv and is brewed out of Alameda, Ca. The next one is a blonde ale at 5% abv also. It is called Behind … Continue reading "Almanac Beer Co True Kolsch and Federation Brewing Behind You blonde ale"

Tonight, we drink about The Mummy Returns (2001), w/ BOOST Coffee Stout by Almanac Beer Co.! Subscribe & Follow Us For More! B&B on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/beardsandbr... B&B on Twitter https://twitter.com/BeardsBrewsCast B&B on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/BeardsAndBre...

This week on Fresh Hop Cinema; Beer 1: "Sunshine & Opportunity" from Almanac Beer Co (Alameda, CA). Style: Saison ABV: 5.6% Ratings: Jonny - 7.2, Max - 6.5. Beer Madness: Round 2 Results Film: "The Father" directed by Florian Zeller. Beer 2: "Boost Coffee Stout" from Almanac Beer Co (Alameda, CA) Style: Stout ABV: 9% Ratings: Jonny - 2.8 Max: 3 Inside Hot & Bothered: - Max - Bracket Ride, Manchester again, cul-de-sac show. - Jonny - March Madness ------ Episode Timeline: 0:00 - Intro & Almanac 3:32 - "Sunshine & Opportunity" 11:20 - Beer Madness Round 2 Results 16:13 - The Father (Spoiler Free) 33:24 - The Father (DANGER ZONE) 47:13 - "Boost Coffee Stout" 56:22 - Hot & Bothered Please rate & review us wherever you listen to podcasts and, if you're so inclined, consider donating to the show via our Patreon page. Find our entire collection of episodes as well as written reviews of movies and beers at our virtual podcast mansion www.freshhopcinema.com.

Today's Projects: In-N-Out Burger 2021 Official T-Shirt (See attached, Blog Post coming soon) https://shop.in-n-out.com/2021-black-a-fresh-new-year-2021-black-a-fresh-new-year.html Almanac Beer Co. Holiday Ugly Sweater edition of LOVE IPA (See attached, Blog Post coming soon)  https://almanacbeer.com/shop/beer/holiday-love-hazy-ipa DKNG ‘Home for the Holidays’ Letterpress Greeting Cards  https://www.dkngstudios.com/blog/2020/11/24/home-for-the-holidays-letterpress-greeting-cards DKNG Wave One Second Edition  https://www.dkngstudios.com/blog/2020/11/25/wave-one-second-edition DKNG Wave Two First Edition  https://www.dkngstudios.com/blog/2020/11/25/wave-two-first-edition

Today’s Topics Sector 9 x DKNG Artist Series Skateboards Collaboration with Sector 9 - boards are available now on the sector 9 website while supplies last. Almanac Beer Co. Fruit Cobbler in a Can First time this beer has been packaged in cans. L.A. Lakers NBA Champions Poster DKNG was hired by the Lakers to create this poster - unfortunately Covid scrapped the plans for an in-stadium release. Limited Edition VOTE! Enamel Pin DKNG $2,500 for the ACLU from the sale of their Vote pins. To support Adventures In Design and to hear every episode and every episode bonus content join the Circle of Trust at http://aid.network.

Welcome back, yu fuckin' mutts! We made it to an episode that we looked forward to. It's Martin Scorsese's 1990 classic gangster masterpiece, Goodfellas, a staple of what the modern day gangster film can be and will be seen as a marble for more years to come. We're going over this film and really analyzing this film from our recent watch and share and contribute this conversation with our homies, the Moonman and Jose. Join us on this gangster episode as we sip on our first variety of Oktoberfest beers as we are sampling different Oktoberfest for all of October. The first two on this episode we got Warsteiner's Oktoberfest Special Edition and Almanac Beer Co.'s Rocktober. So, ladies and gentlemen, kick back, sip on a beer, and don't be a rat as we dive into our personal favorite films celebrating 30 years after its release as we try the first batch of Oktoberfest beers. Cheers! To the craft, yu mothafuckas!

The gang geeks out on Mafia 3 (PS4), Umbrella Academy (Netflix), an outdoor neighborhood screening of Jurassic Park, the new Saved by the Bell trailer (Peacock), a trip to a local dairy, and some sports news. Geek Out: "Mac and Me" (Orion Pictures, 1988) ******************************************************* Brew of the Day Chris' Pic: "Voodoo Ranger-Imperial Stout" by New Belgium Eli's Pick: "Aurora Hoppyalis IPA" by Karl Strauss Brewing Company Guillermo's Pick: "Strawberry Sournova-Barrel Aged" by Almanac Beer Co. Edgar's Pick: "Deftones Phantom Bride-India Pale Ale" by Belching Beaver ******************************************************* Beat of the Week "Deliverance" by Sa-Roc Be sure to check out the Geeks and Beats playlist on Apple Music and Spotify. ******************************************************* Stalk Us Website: www.geeksandbrews.com Facebook, Twitter, Instagram Leave no beer behind and wash your f**king hands! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geeksandbrews/message

The gang geeks out on Batman news..Michael Keaton returns, Cobra Kai finds a new home on Netflix, the films "Molly's Game" and "Mascots" (available on Netflix), Splash Mountain's re-theme to "Princess and the Frog", a second "Pirates of the Caribbean" reboot, MLB returning with Summer Camp on July 1, ocV!BE, and a farewell to director Joel Schumacher. This Day in Sports History: July 28, 1997 - An Earful of Knowledge ******************************************************* June Film Series: The Works of Quentin Tarantino. Tonight's Film: Once Upon A Time In Hollywood ******************************************************* Brew of the Day Eli's Pick: "Game of Thrones: Seven Kingdoms" by Brewery Ommegang Guillermo's Pick: "Super Tramp Wheat-Wine Style Ale" by Dust Bowl Brewing Company Edgar's Pick: "Kilt Lifter" by Moylan's Brewing Company Chris' Pick: "Farmer's Reserve Blackberry" by Almanac Beer Co. ******************************************************* Beat of the Week "JU$T (featuring Pharrell Williams & Zack de la Rocha)" by Run The Jewels Be sure to check out the Geeks and Beats playlist on Apple Music and Spotify. ******************************************************* Stalk Us Website: www.geeksandbrews.com Facebook, Twitter, Instagram Leave no beer behind and wash your f**king hands! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geeksandbrews/message

I have a couple of lighter beers from Almanac beer co. The first beer is a 5% abv Kolsch called True Kolsch. The next one is also 5% abv called Vibes Hoppy Pilsner. Listen to more podcasts for $0.00 (free) on this website, the apple podcasts app, google podcasts/play, facebook, spotify and/or stitcher.

#64 John 7 & @almanacbeer Waves West Coast IPA - Jesus calls a timeout. John 7 finds Jesus in Judea for the Tabernacle ceremony, one of the annual Jewish holidays. Midway through the festival he was in the temple and preaching and the Jewish leaders (in typical form) were trying to find a way to arrest him for causing an uprising and going against their teachings. V. 31 says many among the crowd at the temple believed in him for the miracles he’d done. What were some of the miracles that Jesus had done by this point? Let's see: Turning the water into wine, Jesus heals the government officials son, Jesus heals the man who was sick for 38 years, Jesus feeds the 5000, Jesus walks on water, just to name a few… So here, Jesus performs many miracles in front of thousands of people, he's teaching & his knowledge surpasses the religious leaders, and they were jealous of his popularity with the crowds & upset at him going against their teachings of law, so they set out to arrest him but Jesus just casually calls a timeout. He’s going to be arrested and just calmly says, “not yet.” I love how Jesus just calls a “timeout” right when he's about to be arrested! Let's take a page from his playbook: in all the hustle & bustle in our daily lives, no matter what were being faced with, we can call a timeout too. A time out to reflect, a timeout to reach out to God, a timeout to have a cold beer like this crisp IPA from @almanacbeer Cheers to a great week everyone!! God bless!

Almanac Beer Co. wants to capture a specific place and time with every beer We last spoke with Almanac Beer Co. at the 2016 Great American Beer Festival in Denver*.  Co-founder Jesse Friedman and (current) Brewmaster Phillip Emerson joined us just after collecting a silver medal for their White Label.  As you might expect, everyone was in good spirits and we had a great conversation.  Emerson joined us again to talk a bit more in depth and update us on their growth.  Four years ago Almanac was a gypsy brewer, utilizing other breweries to brew their beer.  In 2018 they opened an expansive barrel house and taproom in Alameda, CA.  We talk with Emerson about his life before beer, the history of the brewery and its name,  harnessing the power of science over time, farmer's markets, advancements in yeast, craft malt, and brewing with kveik. *Our 2016 interview with Almanac is available to our Patreon supporters as part of the BGR Vault.  Sign up starting at just $1/month and get access to this episode and many others.  Plus, you'll get all new episodes commercial free. CRAFT BEER NEWS This week, more Coronavirus vs. Craft Breweries news and the Brewers Association announces layoffs and salary cuts for management, Atlanta's Monday Night Brewing shares the results of their customer survey on what people expect when they return to taprooms, and distilleries are helping out by making sanitizer out of beer that would otherwise be dumped.  We are so ready for some blue skies for our brewers. THE BEER LIST Almanac Vibes Hoppy Pilsner Almanac Boost Coffee Stout Almanac LOUD! Hazy DIPA Almanac Love Hazy IPA Almanac Passion Project Farmhouse IPA Almanac BA Sunshine & Opportunity Tart Ale Reformation Brewery / Atlanta Beer Boutique Drink Well With Others Peach Cobbler Sour Three Taverns / Good Word Three Words (It Goes On) NE DIPA Wild Heaven Don't Stand So Close To Me Euro Lager ICYMI: More California breweries Wild Barrel Brewing’s Dr. Bill Sysak | Ep. 222 FiftyFifty Brewing’s Alicia Barr | Ep. 215 AleSmith Brewing’s Peter Zien | Ep. 197    

Check your blood pressure and prepare to get 5150-ed with the BnB crew as we check into some Haunted Hospitals! Melissa fills out the intake forms first with the story of Nopeming Sanatorium, where if the TB doesn’t get you the suicide might, paired with Almanac Beer Co’s Sunshine and Opportunity. Then Vanessa dons her straight jacket for the tale of Letchworth Village, a whole addictive camp of feeble mindedness, paired with Four Loko GOLD. Who will win in the battle of consumed by coughing vs morons and imbeciles and idiots (oh my!)? Listen and find out!

Grab your rosary and get ready to genuflect because this week the BnB crew are getting some Jesus up in here with Haunted Churches! Melissa takes communion first with the story St Andrews Cathedral, where they invented golf and excel in the sport of Monk tossing, paired with Brouwerij St. Bernardus’ St. Bernardus Wit Abbey Ale. Then Vanessa goes to confession for the tale of Mission San Juan Capistrano, where God smites the pious with earthquakes but pretty birds come every year, paired with Almanac Beer Co’s Sunshine and Opportunity Barrel-Aged Belgian Saison Rosè Edition. Who will win in the battle of white ladies vs brown teenage girls? Listen and find out!

Episode Number One Hundred Sixteen!  Ben & Brad with Brew Reviews on beers from Almanac Beer Co. & North Coast Brewing.  Email: SportsMeatsBeer@Gmail.com Facebook, Twitter & Instagram: @SportsMeatsBeer Text or Voicemail: 415-496-9511 Sports Meats Beer is brought to you in part by Go-To Productions, visit the website at www.Go-ToProductions.com

The latest episode of Brews and News brings a new Logo, a new focus on gaming, and, of course, a new beer! Almanac Beer Co. brings a sour that even Tracy enjoyed. Fueled by cherry and vanilla flavors, the guys discuss first impressions of Battlefield V Firestorm, Elder Scrolls Blades, and the Borderlands 3 release trailer, as well as the increasing success of the Nintendo Switch and its latest announced port Cuphead. To top it off we recount our most annoying gaming experiences.

We try to drink through our first episode about a specific cryptid and kind of go all over the place. Damian gets the ABV wrong about every beer he talks about, Ryan pits Jim against Damian in a battle of wills, and Jim really wants to know how much money spies make. This is a long one, so have a few extra drinks on hand and dive in! Beers: The Bruery - Jardinier, Almanac Beer Co. - Saison Dolores, Ommegang - Hennepin

Join Max and Jonny in the new and improved Fresh Hop Cinema Studio as they talk about the film "Your Name" and sip/discuss "Pulp" from Fieldwork- a tasty NE IPA and "Blueberry Jack" born of an Almanac/Stillwater collaboration that resulted in a tart but fruity wild ale. As always, please consider leaving us a review on iTunes/joining us on Patreon. We'd love to have you! "Your Name" is a film about "Mitsuha and Taki- complete strangers living separate lives until they suddenly switch places. Mitsuha wakes up in Taki's body, and he in hers. They build a connection by leaving notes for one another until they wish to finally meet. But something stronger than distance may keep them apart." -Funimation On another note, we're excited to bring a new aspect to the show. During the pre-show recap and throughout parts of each episode, we'll be featuring music from various unsigned artists. As music lovers, we wanted to incorporate the music aspect into our show somehow and we think this works well. Let us know your thoughts and if you know anyone that might want their music featured! Movie: "Your Name." (2016) Beers: "Pulp" Fieldwork Brewing Co. "Blueberry Jack" Almanac Beer Co. Music: "San Francisco" Kyle Williams

Grab some leftovers and a wintery brew for this cold brewed episode. ItsTheBeerGirl talks about her dark beer flight and names Cold Brew Coffee Barrel Noir from Almanac Beer Co. her beer of the week, complete with full review. The Gentlemen give a full review of their beer, Ommegang's Three Philosophers Quadruple Ale. In crotch talk, the guys complain about male underwear models and talk about spicy beer after Greg tires the Habanero Sculpin from Ballast Point. In beer news; Founders Brewing is expanding, New York has a great new law for home-brewing, New Belgium is moving across the country, Not Your Fathers Rootbeer sucks and the boys have a mission to find a new beer. Chick of the Week is Tanya Lawrence-Cameron, follow her on Instagram @babels_cameron.Old Timey Word of the Week: "Cancelled Stamp". Use it in a sentence on social medias for a shout out!Make sure you follow us on the social medias and use #ShowUsYourBeers: www.facebook.com/unfilteredgentlemen, @unfilteredgents on twitter and TheUnfilteredGentlemen on Instagram! Check out the website at www.TheUnfilteredGentlemen.com for beer suggestions and much more. You can also call in (805) 538-BEER, we'd love to hear from you!

Season 3, Episode 4 – Does the shape and size of a glass really affect a beer’s characteristics? This week, we try to find out for ourselves. Does glassware make a difference when it comes to truly enjoying a craft beer? Glasses designed for more traditional beer styles have been around for a long time and it’s believed that they enhance certain characteristics of the beers that are consumed from them. Seasoned beer drinkers know that drinking a beer out of a glass is an overall better experience when compared to drinking straight from the bottle, even if it’s a standard “shaker” glass that brewers tend to despise. Well known beer establishments still serve beer in shaker glasses, despite the claims that the physical shape of the glass is doing a disservice to the beer inside of it. Style-Specific Beer Glassware Recently, beer glassware has reached a new level. IPA, stout, and even American wheat beers can now be served in style-specific glassware that supposedly enhances their qualities and nuances in certain ways. This week, we’re putting these glasses to the test.  Disclaimer: all four of us on the show believe glassware affects beer perception. We tend to use the Libbey 3807 Belgian-style beer glass as our daily driver for consuming beer. Generally speaking, it’s a suitable glass for a wide variety of beers.  Tattoo: Jesse Friedman of Almanac Beer Co. – NO SHAKER GLASSES This week, we’ve got four different glasses that were designed for four different beer styles: a pilsner glass, a hefeweizen glass, a stout glass, and an IPA glass. The manufacturers of each glass claim that they are designed to make the specific style of beer that’s inside the glass shine in different ways. Are the claims true? Is there a science to “proper” glassware?  Perhaps (of course there is…)! BREW THE SHIT OUT OF IT. Beers from this week’s episode:Firestone Walker Brewing Company – Pivo PilsSpaten-Franziskaner-Löwenbräu-Gruppe – Franziskaner Hefe-Weissbier NaturtrübFirestone Walker Brewing Company – Velvet MerlinStone Brewing Co. – Stone Unfiltered Enjoy By 02.14.16 Direct audio: MP3 Subscribe:iTunes: Audio / VideoRSS: Audio / VideoStitcherYouTube (Videos) Support the show:PatreonPayPal 4B Social Media:FacebookTwitterInstagramtumblrFlickrSnapchat Email 4B: feedback@fourbrewers.com Leave us a voicemail: (213) 316-8699

This week we welcome Almanac Beer Co to the show. This San Francisco based brewery has quickly established a world class reputation through their well brewed beers and heavy focus on farm to barrel brewing. Chris Matthiessen chats with us this week about the history of the brewery and inspiration for their beers, This weeks beer lineup: Valley of the Hearts Delight Hoppy Sour: Mandarina Peach de Bretteville Almanac IPA Barbary Coast

Season 2, Episode 47 – This week we’re hanging out with Jesse Friedman, co-owner and brewer at San Francisco’s Almanac Beer Co., and we’re drinking some really special stuff. This week we are joined once again by our good friend Jesse Friedman, co-owner and brewer at Almanac Beer Co. in San Fransisco, California, and we’re drinking some really interesting stuff that encompasses the worlds of beer, wine, and spirits. Almanac Beer Co. Beers with Seven Stills Dogpatch Whiskey First up is the Almanac Dogpatch Sour. This beer is made with dried Rainier cherries and aged in red wine barrels for a number of months. The beer has a nice lactic tartness to it with the cherries giving it an extra fruity kick. Here’s something interesting. There is an undetectable amount of acetic acid in the beer, which we learned from Jesse is a good thing. Having a beer that is entirely lactic makes for a somewhat boring and overwhelmingly tart and thin beer. Almanac is by no means in the business of making vinegar bombs, but they’ve learned from others in the industry that acetic acid can also be your friend when it comes to making delicious sours. Almanac Beer Co. Dogpatch and Farmer’s Reserve Grand Cru The next couple of beers are really interesting. The Dogpatch Grand Cru is essentially a beefed up version the Dogpatch Sour, but with a couple of twists. Jesse walks us through exactly what goes into making this beer on the show, but we’ll try to sum it up here. It’s basically comprised of 30% red wine grapes, consisting of Zinfandel, Syrah, Tannat, Petite Syrah, and Tempranillo grapes. Two versions of the beer are aged in new French oak barrels and then blended back together to make the final product. This is not your typical sour ale. The red wine presence is quite big, making for a complex and satisfying experience. It’s pretty damn good. The Farmer’s Reserve Grand Cru goes through a similar production process, but instead of using a variety of red wine grapes, this beer uses Muscat grapes. This beer got a lot of different reactions from the room. In summary, it’s loaded with aromas of pineapple, lychee, mango, and even a hint of Nelson hops, even though Nelson wasn’t used to make this beer. The wine presence comes through really nice on the palate, just like the Dogpatch Grand Cru. Think of these beers as beer and wine hybrids. Almanac wasn’t subtle about it either. Jesse thinks the best thing about both of these beers is how they can divide a room and really get people talking about what they’re experiencing while drinking the beer. Mission accomplished.  Seven Stills Dogpatch Whiskey We wrap up the show with a first for Four Brewers. We’re drinking some Dogpatch Whiskeyfrom Seven Stills, made in collaboration with Almanac. Seven Stills is known for making whiskey that is influenced by beer. Seven Stills is from the same neighborhood in San Fransisco as Almanac called “Dogpatch”, so this collaboration seemed natural. In order to make for a proper wash for distilling, Almanac brewed a version of Dogpatch Sour with wheat added to the grain bill and higher starting gravity that made for a higher post-fermentation alcohol level. After distillation, the whiskey was aged in used Dogpatch Sour barrels and then aged again in Dogpatch Sour Grand Cru barrels. This whiskey is cask strength, so you may want to add some water to cut down those fusel notes. Wood, cinnamon, vanilla, cotton candy, taffy, black pepper, caramel, and honey characteristics all come through on the aroma and palate. At $45-$50, this isn’t a cheap whiskey, but it’s unique and delicious. Seven Stills is on to something, here… So, thanks once again to Jesse for hanging out with us. BREW THE SHIT OUT OF IT. Beers (and whiskey) from this week’s episode:Almanac Beer Co. – Dogpatch SourAlmanac Beer Co. – Dogpatch Grand CruAlmanac Beer Co. – Farmer’s Reserve Grand CruSeven Stills Dogpatch Whiskey Direct audio: MP3 Subscribe:iTunes: Audio / VideoRSS: Audio / VideoStitcherYouTube (Videos) Support the show:PatreonPayPal 4B Social Media:FacebookTwitterInstagramtumblrFlickr Email 4B: feedback@fourbrewers.com

Season 1, Episode 12 - Co-founder of Almanac Beer Co., Jesse Friedman, joins us for a healthy dose of Almanac brews, gives insight on the company’s history, and their place in the craft beer world. This week, we’re drinking not one, not two, not three, but FOUR different Almanac beers.Jesse Friedman, co-founder of Almanac Beer Co., crashes the party via Google Hangouts to chat about his beer, get thrown a few softballs, and drink some Almanac brews with us. Almanac Beer Co., located in San Jose, CA, was founded in 2010, and has already made waves in the beer scene with their outstanding barrel-aged beers, ranging from bourbon porter, to sour blonde fruit ales. Founders Jesse Friedman and Damian Fagan first met in their local homebrew club, where Jesse happened to sample a homebrew made by Damian that had the quality, taste, and presentation of a commercial beer. Jesse gets into this a bit more on the show, as well as what makes their brewery unique in its vision. Almanac Beer Co. – Episode 12 Beers The first beer on deck is Almanac’s Dark Pumpkin Sour, an ale aged in wine barrels and brewed with pumpkins and spices. The pumpkins are sourced from Bodega Bay in Sonoma County. The beer has a pleasant, soft tartness that really compliments the pumpkin and roasted malts quite well. Keeping on the pumpkin theme, the next beer we open is Almanac’s Heirloom Pumpkin Barleywine. Pumpkin beer season makes for a plethora of pumpkin ales and seems to get a bit convoluted, but Almanac’s barleywine really stands out. It’s a blended beer made with 500 pounds of hand-roasted pumpkins from La Tecera, California. If you haven’t caught on by now, Almanac is all about sourcing fruits and adjuncts for their beers from local California farmers, hence the “Farm to Barrel” theme printed on all of their bottles of beer. Next up, we open the Farmer’s Reserve Citrus. This sour ale is made with Buddha’s Hand citrons and Bergamot oranges, aged in red wine barrels, and is quite refreshing. Feature: “Guess That Brew!” Jesse, being a long time listener of Four Brewers, is no stranger to our little beer review game, “Guess That Brew.” But this time, we put a twist on it. All of the beer reviews we’re reading are Almanac beer reviews. Not to give anything away, but Jesse actually knows his beer pretty well… Jesse Friedman hanging out on Google While playing the game, we crack open our final beer from Almanac, Valley of the Heart’s Delight. Before Silicon Valley was known as such, it was called “the valley of the heart’s delight”, due to it’s sprawling fruit orchards. This sour ale pays tribute to its namesake with the addition of apricots, loquats, and cherries. It’s then aged in used wine barrels. All of the fruit in this beer was hand-picked by the Garden To Table non-profit from urban farms and privately-owned properties where the fruit resided. We’d like to thank Jesse for being so considerate as to guest on our show. Almanac is really making some great beers and has a unique take on their vision as a brewery. At the moment, they’re available in California, Washington, and Denver, so if you see their stuff on a shelf and you’ve never experienced their brew, buy it and enjoy. If you didn’t hear already, we’re officially on Stitcher. See you next week! Drink some beer! Subscribe to the show:RSSiTunes – While you’re there, give a review of the podcast!Stitcher Thumb us up on Facebook:facebook.com/fourbrewers Follow us on Twitter:twitter.com/fourbrewersshow Got a question? Feedback? Email us:feedback at fourbrewers dot com. Help support Four Brewers!Donate via PayPal

It's time for the annual Thanksgiving Science... sort of special! Each year the Paleopals pick an extra-long PaleoPOW and cover it in a little more detail than usual. Just like the pilgrims did. 00:00:00 - Patrick has an e-mail from Mike S. to start the show. Mike is in Rochester, and the people in Rochester are doing good work concerning cancer in blind mole rats. How do they compare to our official unofficial animal the naked mole rat? Tune in to find out! 00:13:35 - Drinks are a thing definitely worth giving thanks for. Patrick reaches for a Sofie from Goose Island, Ryan's knowledge of the brewery prompts Jacob to call him a snob. Jacob heads back to the old country to try and earn Ryan's respect with a Ayinger Ur-Weisse, but questions the descriptions posted on a certain beer website. Ryan is having a beer with few IBUs and the addition of fennel in the Spring 2012 Biere de Mars from Almanac Beer Co. It may have been a mistake. And Charlie enjoys Ninkasi winter seasonal Slayer to celebrate pagan traditions. 00:26:36 - Jacob brings us an e-mail from a serviceperson offering us some coin. We suggest that those serving in our armed forces instead donate to the USO or Cup of Joe for a Joe. Regardless, Jaimie K. wants to know about DNA replication buffers, which Patrick identifies as telomeres, and the morality of life imprisonment in a world without death, which no one has a good answer for. 00:42:24 - Trailer Trash Talk leaves everyone feeling nostalgic for power gloves yet ironically jaded towards movie previews thanks to the snippet from the upcoming disappointment Noobz. 00:58:09 - Ernie wants to know if birds suffer the same sleep deprivation that they force upon him. Ryan actually looks up real science to give him the answer. It's like the show is going legit or something. Until... 01:114:02 - Charlie ventures into the terrifying wilderness of our Facebook page to bring us a story from Clayton F. concerning the Oklohma Wildlife Department's stance concerning the existence of puma farms and bigfoot. Patrick points out the potential for bigfoot DNA from a wholly unreliable source.  Thanks for listening and be sure to check out the Brachiolope Media Network for more great science podcasts!    Music for this week's show provided by: Jack Sparrow (feat. Michael Bolton) - The Lonely Island Till The Bitter End - The Magnetic Fields Forever And A Day - Ian Brown Games  you can win (feat. Kenna) - RJD2 I'm Not Sleeping - Counting Crows

It's our party, and we'll cry if we want to. Turns out, we don't want to. Hey look, beer! In this episode, David Frickin' Wallace calls in to ask for a t-shirt. We talk about the difference between succession and secession. We lament the end of smut on HBO. And...I don't know...probably some more stuff. IT"S OUR BIRTHDAY! We're a year old. Let's drink to us with some Prairie Aritisan Ales, White Elm Brewing and Almanac Beer Co.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/three-beers-later/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.

It’s that time of year again, where the days get hot and you have nothing else to do but have a drink with us! In this episode of the AoD Podcast, we enjoy a nice, crisp German-style Kölsch from Almanac Beer Co., the True Kölsch. For our anime pairing, we have the latest edition of Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2 and the penultimate episode of Death Parade in our OreShiri segment. Rounding out our menu is the finale of Sarazanmai, and for dessert we have a heavy helping of Summer Anime previews! If you’re an audio only listener, check out our VOD of this episode on Twitch or YouTube to watch the previews with us! To catch our shows live, head over to twitch.tv/animeondraft and give us a follow. Be sure to turn on notifications to be alerted when we go live. You can catch us on Twitter @animeondraft to receive updates on our weekly streams. Our current streaming schedule is Sundays starting around 7:30 PM Pacific Time.