Podcasts about arches brewing

Eric and Wendy are joined by Michelle Martinez, Wendy's grad school classmate and BFF, to discuss her favorite parts of “Nestor.” Michelle is a current poetry indexer and permissions coordinator for a large poetry organization, recovering academic, and chicana feminist crockpot fiend with a Ph.D. in English lit. A guest was necessary, since, until the recording, Eric and Wendy thought “Nestor” was … fine, but maybe feel differently by the end? Highlights of the conversation include Michelle's four-month-old's timely appearance as we discuss “amor matris,” discussion of Deasy's QAnon resonance, debate over what it means that God is a shout in the street, and, finally, the pod's casting of the perfect Ulysses movie Deasy. Recommended Resources: Frank Budgen, James Joyce and the Making of Ulysses (Even if everyone makes fun of his reading of Deasy.) Technically Pop, Eric's other pop culture discussion podcast with Georgia Tech colleagues Recommended Beverages: Wendy: Sprezzatura (pilsner—not pizza), by Arches Brewing, Hapeville, GA Eric and Michelle: Yorkshire Tea (provided by Wendy), Taylors of Harrogate, Harrogate, Yorkshire, UK Eric: SeaQuench Ale (session sour), by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, Milton, DE Theme song: “Come on Over” by Scalcairn, via Blue Dot Sessions Special thanks to Carin Goldberg, whose cover design for the Gabler edition inspired our logo.

Cask Ales and camaraderie in Athens, GA A lot has changed in craft beer in the last 25 years, and Classic City Brew Fest has been there through it all.  Organizer Owen Ogletree tells us about the changes over the years and the great cause the fest supports. We've been attending this event for several years now.  We always grab a few of the brewers and chat a bit about what's happening with their brewery.  This year we sat down with Carey Charles from Arches Brewing for some hot lager talk.  Arches is one of the first breweries in Georgia to take the bold step of being lager-focused, and they're doing a damn fine job of it. Nick Tanner and Ramsay Florence from Cherry Street Brewing join to talk about Nick's two brewpubs, crazy beer laws, and why that helped them make the choice to open a production brewery across state lines in Chattanooga, TN.  Note:  Chery Street's Halcyon location has some of the best fish and chips I've tried.  I want some more right now. Speaking of crazy beer laws... Joseph Cortes, Executive Director of the Georgia Craft Brewers Guild, joins us as well.  He was new to craft beer when he took on his role, but not new to politics.  Cortes shares that the political side of beer is a crazy place to be.  We learn about some of the challenges facing brewers and what's on the agenda for the Guild. The Beer List Arches Brewing Bob's Your Uncle ESB Cherry Street Brewing Grease Monkey BBA English Barleywine MAZURT The Time of Returning Nordic Quad And a whole lot more...

This week “The Legendary Brew Crew”bring the dynamic team behind the Lifestyle brand Draught Season to the virtual happy hour. They talk about what motivated them to launch the brand, their personal journey in craft beer and their “Beer is Black History” campaign. They also talk the future of the brand and it’s vast potential landscape. This episode features beers from Tree House Brewing, Terrapin Beer, Arches Brewing, Left Hand Brewing, Union Craft Brewing and Imprint Beer. Grab a Drink and Pull up a Chair. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brewsingbanter/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brewsingbanter/support

S3E32 - It's our 100th Episode! We are celebrating with our very special guests, original co-hosts of the show, Lily Blackburn, Dewey McGeoch, and Will Amato, as well as our producer, Jane Boynton. George rants about the DC Fandome, we check in with Alexandria on her accountability challenge, TJ makes a list of his fondest memories from the last 100th episodes, and we make a HUGE announcement. (Airdate: 8/29/2020)   EPISODE 32 NOTES * This is our 100th original episode (not including rebroadcast episodes). * Special thanks to our guests Lily Blackburn, Dewey McGeoch, and Will Amato. * For more information on HaHa Hapeville, Dewey's outdoor standup at Arches Brewing in Hapeville, GA. * Mighty Shorts Comedy

Host Jill Melancon sits down with Justin Ramirez of Arches Brewing in Hapeville to talk about how they aren't as far outside the city as you might think.

This week, host Jill Melancon talks to Karen Anderson Singer, the artist behind Tiny Doors ATL about what drew her to miniatures. Next, she sits down with Justin Ramirez of Arches Brewing to learn they aren't as far outside the city as you might think. Finally, she speaks with playwright Topher Payne about his writing process.

Look out folks, this week Chris and Kyle get their hands on some High Gravity beers, debuting a new segment called Heavy Hitters! They head right for the Dogfish Head World Wide Stout but first cleanse the palette with a Mexican Empire from Arches Brewing.

Caroline and Ashley sit down with Brie Galbreath, Laboratory Analyst at Arches Brewing in Hapeville, GA. We talk healthy and hungry yeast, sailing, and tranquilizing rhinos. (Seriously, ya'll, this girl does everything.) Follow Brie: @microbrieology Follow Arches: @archesbrewing Follow Bitch Beer on Facebook and Instagram @bitchbeerpodcast or www.bitchbeerpodcast.com

The beer scouts return to the Upstate to feature Jocassee Valley Brewing Company, one of the newest breweries in South Carolina, and for the moment, the only operating brewery in Oconee County! Jocassee Valley (also known as “JVBC” for short) just opened their taproom doors for business in May 2018, and offers an impressive selection of delicious craft beer paired with live music and tasty food trucks, all at a family-friendly venue in the scenic foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. As a bonus, Eric also picked up some cans of an outstanding amber lager from Arches Brewing, a lager-centric microbrewery from the south side of Atlanta. Along with discussing the virtues of half-pints and craft-brewed kombucha, Justin also gives us a lesson on the chemistry behind prison hooch (which for the record was not acquired through personal experience). Featuring: JVBC’s Amongst the Beers Red IPA, JVBC’s Lydie Mountain After Dark Black IPA, and Arches Brewing’s Southside Lager.

O'zapft is!  Oktoberfest is coming, and we're ready Munich Oktoberfest officially kicks off on September 22nd for 2018.  Germany's largest volksfest has been going strong for over 200 years.  Traditions have changed but the beer keeps flowing, a lot of it. This week we're joined by Ryan Folgegren and Jamey Adams from Arches Brewing in Hapeville, Georgia to sample a dozen American takes on Oktoberfest beers and share our favorites.  We talk about the history and traditions of Oktoberfest, German beer styles, lager brewing and water chemistry, and genetic mix-ups of snakes and dogs.  Ryan and Jamey share their love for lagers and keeping their brewing traditional when extreme is the norm. In this week's news, we talk about the dirty dirndl, German super-police, and an amazing yeast discovery in Argentina that could mean big changes for beer. Our Oktoberfest beer sampling list We sampled the following beers while snacking on brats and sauerkraut, pretzels, and Obatzda cheese dip.  At the end of the show, we each share our thoughts on some of the beers as well as our Top 5. #4thSegmentLife Arches Festbier Bells Oktoberfest Brooklyn Oktoberfest Cigar City Oktoberfest Highland Clawhammer Jekyll Seven Bridges Red Hare Hasenpfeffer Sam Adams Octoberfest Sierra Nevada / Weihenstephan Oktoberfest Victory Festbier Yuengling Oktoberfest For even more festival talk check out our previous Oktoberfest episodes: Oktoberfest with Der Biergarten | Episode 92 Oktoberfest with John Roberts and Owen Ogletree | Episode 41  Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast 142

Caroline and Ashley sit down with Ashley Henry of Arches Brewing in Hapeville, GA! They discuss how they utilize chemistry in their brewing, how they're a lager centric brewery, and their collective love for Old Navy. Arches's Events: Yoga on Tap (June 6) - https://www.facebook.com/events/427433290995507/ The LAGERest Day of the Year (June 21) - https://www.facebook.com/events/1914236615541971/ Move & Brew (June 26) Follow Arches on Facebook and Instagram @archesbrewing Check out the Hopped Up Network: hoppedupnetwork.com/ Follow Bitch Beer on Facebook and Instagram @bitchbeerpodcast or www.bitchbeerpodcast.com

We're here with a quick update about Jen Price and Atlanta Beer Boutique. Plus, Arches Brewing is hosting a contest where two lucky Bitch Beer listeners can attend their Second Anniversary Party! Enter to win by leaving a rating and review to our iTunes and sharing our Contest Facebook Post to your page also stating you've left a review! Link to ABB Kickstarter Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/157400064966852/permalink/160880487952143/ Link to Arches Anniversary Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/2028462294070288/ Link to our Contest Facebook post: https://www.facebook.com/b1tchbeerpodcast/posts/392203964576886 Link to our iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/bitch-beer-podcast/id1356268150?mt=2

In this episode, Clint and Lee speak with Social Media Chair, Cat Flippen! Cat's day job is that of the Director of Personalized Learning and Innovation with Jackson County Schools here in Georgia. Cat is also a longtime friend of the gang as she and Lee went through Google Innovator in Chicago, 2013. Cat shares what she is looking forward to for #GaETC17 as well as how to stay in touch/communicate with those at the conference. They also break down the different meet-ups happening in conjunction with the conference. Clint and Lee also announce that EdTech Rewind will be having a gathering of friends taking place on Thursday night, around 6:00, at Arches Brewing in Hapeville. Please feel free to shoot us an email at hosts@edtechrewind.com or tweet us @edtechrewind if you want to carpool! Let's hang! Looking forward to seeing you there in person or via Social Media! Reach out to Cat on various social media platforms. She's got the best username. It's all CatFlippen!

In this episode, Clint and Lee speak with Social Media Chair, Cat Flippen! Cat's day job is that of the Director of Personalized Learning and Innovation with Jackson County Schools here in Georgia. Cat is also a longtime friend of the gang as she and Lee went through Google Innovator in Chicago, 2013. Cat shares what she is looking forward to for #GaETC17 as well as how to stay in touch/communicate with those at the conference. They also break down the different meet-ups happening in conjunction with the conference. Clint and Lee also announce that EdTech Rewind will be having a gathering of friends taking place on Thursday night, around 6:00, at Arches Brewing in Hapeville. Please feel free to shoot us an email at hosts@edtechrewind.com or tweet us @edtechrewind if you want to carpool! Let's hang! Looking forward to seeing you there in person or via Social Media! Reach out to Cat on various social media platforms. She's got the best username. It's all CatFlippen!

*This podcast is about craft brewing and should only be enjoyed by listeners of legal drinking age. We urge our listeners to drink responsibly.* Welcome back to a brand-new episode of CSPN’s craft beer podcast, Beer It Is!This week, Nubyjas heads to Hapeville, Ga. to speak with the folks at Arches Brewing about their beer... Read More

Insider Jamey Adams is co-owner of Arches Brewing - a brewery, beer garden, gathering spot and art gallery. Representing four other visionaries, Jamey shares insights on the brewing industry, state regulations, distribution and other things you never new about beer and Hapeville. Insider's Insights is specifically for business owners and investors seeking opportunities in the Tri-Cities region surrounding Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. This podcast is the qualitative story of business owners, civic leaders, educators and property owners.

On this episode, we're joined by a couple of the guys from Arches Brewing. Focusing on the seasonality of beers, their ever-changing offerings never disappoint. Listen in as the gang takes a journey through some of their beers and, consequently, through beer history!

*This podcast is about craft brewing and should only be enjoyed by listeners of legal drinking age. We urge our listeners to drink responsibly.* Welcome back to a brand-new episode of CSPN’scraft beer podcast, Beer It Is! In this week’s edition, Nubyjas visits Arches Brewing, a craft brewery focused on bringing old world beer styles,... Read More

It takes some courage to open up a craft brewery focusing mainly on lagers.  After all, lagers require a little more love...time...and temperature control before they're ready to serve.  And for the most part, craft beer drinkers are mainly an ale-centric bunch.  But for the men behind Hapeville's Arches Brewing, craft lagers are a way to showcase their brewing skills. Ryan Fogelgren and Jamey Adams joined us in the studios this week. Specializing in crisp, clean-drinking (mainly) German-style beers, the crew behind Arches have gained a good following in the community, and have even gained fans at the nearby Porsche headquarters.  We talked about their start in the brewing business, their growth, and the future. Truck and Tap's Beers of the Week:  Speaking of lagers, we tried: Reformation Brewery's new "95" German Dunkel Arches Unseasonal Lager Arches Imperial Pilsner Arches Aged Russian Imperial Stout Headlines - Brought to you by Your Pie Perimeter! GEORGIA NEWS Atlanta's Wrecking Bar Brewpub becomes latest brewpub to offer growlers to go(source: Wrecking Bar) More variety coming to Athens' Creature Comforts tasting room (source: Creature Comforts) Design changes, new offerings for Marietta's Red Hare (source: Marietta Daily Journal) ALABAMA NEWS Big Beach Brewing opens in Gulf Shores (source: AL.com) Hammer-wielding suspect dies fleeing scene of Alabama beer theft (source: AL.com) Second Craft Brewfest going on this weekend in Albertville (Source: The Gadsden Times) NATIONAL NEWS Craft beer suffers from growing pains (Source: CBS Marketwatch) So many questions. Such as: What beer? Judge convicted of bribing officer with beer(source: WALB News 10) Coming up next week, we'll be talking with another southside (sort of) Atlanta brewery, Eventide. Be sure to check us out on the socials, and subscribe to our podcast. Cheers, and we'll talk to you next week.

A little history for you this week.  Ron Smith and Mary O. Boyle are with us today. Not only are they craft beer fans, they are the authors of “Atlanta Beer: A Heady History of Brewing in the South” as well as “Prohibition in Atlanta: Temperance, Tiger Kings and White Lightning.” Atlanta and the south have had a love/hate relationship with alcohol over the past 250 or so years.  From the Whitehall Tavern opening on the West End in 1835 (back when Atlanta was called Terminus), to the mayoral election of Moses Frumwalt (of the awesomely named "Free and Rowdy" party) over Jonathan Norcross (of the "Moral Party), the early years of the region were quite...interesting.  Then, with the Civil War, reconstruction, and the abolitionist movement, the region underwent many, many changes.  The opening of Atlantic Brewing in 1935 (it was located on the current site of the downtown Hilton) marked a turn in Atlanta's brewing history. After its closing in the 50s, Atlanta's only brewery was a branch of Canadian beer maker Carling (now made by Molson/Coors). And when it closed in 1973, Atlanta went nearly 4 decades without a brewery until Atlanta Brewing Company (now Red Brick) opened its doors in 1993.  We really needed 3 hours to get in-depth with this topic, and we definitely plan on having Mary and Ron on the show in the future. In the meantime, we highly recommend picking up their two books:  “Atlanta Beer: A Heady History of Brewing in the South" “Prohibition in Atlanta: Temperance, Tiger Kings and White Lightning”   Truck and Tap's Beers of the week:  In keeping with the historical theme, we went with a couple from the vault, including: Red Brick 20th anniversary (2013) SweetWater 17th anniversary (2014) Terrapin Tiramisu Hoo (2015) And a newer one, Monday Night Brewing Blood Orange Blind Pirate IPA Headlines (sponsored by Your Pie Perimeter) Damien Schaefer, a stalwart in Georgia's craft beer scene, has passed away. (source: Ale Sharpton) Creature Comforts brews up a few new releases (source: Beer Guys Radio) Mike Castagno is new head brewer at Twain's (source: AJC) Terrapin, Fox Brothers team up for brewpub at SunTrust Park (source: Beer Guys Radio)  Savannah / Coastal Georgia's craft beer breweries and bottle shops came through Hurricane Matthew (relatively) unharmed (Source: Connect Savannah) Red Hare refreshes can design; announces winter lineup (Source: Brewbound.com) Next week? We'll be talking water chemistry, German beers and more with Hapeville's Arches Brewing! Have a great week, and don't forget to drink local. Cheers!