Podcast appearances and mentions of austin beerworks

We start with the heat of the moment—Ryan Coogler's latest film Sinners, already generating serious buzz—and then rewind to where it all began with his deeply affecting debut, Fruitvale Station. Special guest Josh Deleon joins us for the ride, adding sharp takes and good company. Both films showcase the dynamic power of Michael B. Jordan, and we explore how Coogler's voice has evolved from intimate storytelling to epic, emotionally charged cinema.  We're pairing these films with two bold brews: the citrus punch of Austin Beerworks's Bloodwork Orange IPA and our first taste of Surly Brewing, courtesy of their tropical Mango Axe Man. Great films, great beer—what more do you need?

Musical theater/film adaptation expert Adam Beam joins BaaM this week to discuss the instantly-POPULAR film version of the smash hit Broadway show Wicked. Does it DEFY GRAVITY or make us turn green? Then, we head back to Oz (1978 New York-style) with The Wiz directed by Sidney Lumet(!?!?). Two beers help us ease on down the road. Beers by Austin Beerworks and Roadhouse Brewing/Mother Earth Brew Co.

Barry, Abigail, and surprise special guest Becky Rickey discuss On My Own Two Feet by Granian and sample The One They Call Zoe and A Pale Mosaic from Hops & Grain Brewing (brewed by Austin Beerworks) in Austin, Texas. Hops & Grain no longer has a taproom in Austin, but the two beers we sampled continue to be brewed by Austin Beerworks and are available at certain venues around Austin! Garen Gueyikian (the songwriter, lyricist, vocalist, and primarily instrumentalist behind Granian) co-wrote BOOM BOOM with Teddi Gold, which has been used in multiple commercials, including in an Old Navy commercial from spring 2021. Garen later formed Kill the Alarm. We played Kill the Alarm's versions of Uncovered and Collide (compare to Granian's versions of Uncovered and Collide). Abigail entered On My Own into the Abigail Hummel School of Speaking Smartly About Music with a comparison to Survivor by Destiny's Child (secondarily, I Will Survive by Gloria Gaynor). Becky posed the question of our favorite song that employs the radio static effect. Barry entered Honey Pie by The Beatles (we have officially gone zero episodes without mentioning the White Album!). Becky compared her love of Uncovered to her love of On the Way Down by Ryan Cabrera. Becky shared this video of Garen performing My Voice and breaking his guitar. Up next… Twilight Time by Bennie Wallace Jingles are by our friend Pete Coe. Visit Anosmia Awareness for more information on Barry's condition. Follow Barry or Abigail on Untappd to see what we're drinking when we're not on mic! Leave us a rating or a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify! Facebook | Instagram | X | YouTube | Website | Email us | Virtual Jukebox --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pops-on-hops-podcast/message

Zac and Ian discuss Austin FC's midweek draw against New York Red Bulls and preview the upcoming home match against LA Galaxy. Then they talk to Pollo FC and the Fighting Leslies Drinking Club about their upcoming beer collab, culminating in the release/watch party at Austin Beerworks on Saturday September 30th. Of course, they close out the pod with a decision day edition of Last Business Day, a Best Ball update and the Week 34 picks.0:15 - Intro2:35 - Lineup reactions12:15 - NYRB recap24:45 - Austin steals a goal36:55 - Valencia's performance45:55 - Satisfied with a draw?51:15 - Postgame takeaways54:50 - LA Galaxy preview1:04:05 - Pollo FC & FLDC in The North End!1:17:55 - Last Business Day1:21:45 - Best Ball update1:23:05 - Week 34 picksFollow the podcast on socialsTwitterInstagramYouTubeFollow Pollo FC on socialsTwitterInstagramFollow FLDC on socialsTwitterInstagramCheck out the Burnet Go-To on their website

Richie Contreras welcomed Trevor Blow (Pollo FC), Garrett Graham (ABW) & Todd Garner (Fighting Leslies Drinking Club) to discuss about their partnership, Fighting Pollo Pilz, a collaboration created to benefit the Mobile Loaves and Fishes Community First Village. The beer will be released September 30th at Austin Beer Works during the Austin FC vs Colorado Rapids watch party. We also took the opportunity to talk more about Pollo FC, FLDC & ABW as well as their involvements in the Austin FC Community. Thank you for watching and listening. Don't forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe to our channel on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Youtube, and Social Media! Special thanks to our sponsor @stillatx Social media: @richiecon85, @shotswithrichie, @fightinglesliesdc, @austinbeerworks & @pollofc Intro, Fighting Pollo Pilz (0:00) Pollo FC (23:41) Fighting Leslies Drinking Club (38:02) Austin Beerworks (1:01:42) Links: Golz TV https://golz.tv/ OXF Contact Form https://www.otraxfavor.com/contact-us https://stillaustin.com/booze/straight-bourbon-whiskey/ Whiskey & Coke Still Austin American Straight Bourbon Whiskey - 2 ounces Coke - 3 ounces Ice --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otraxfavor/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otraxfavor/support

Episode Breakdown: Intro | 0:00 Beer Breakdowns | 1:25 Metal News | 4:58 Album Releases | 6:35 Certified BREWTAL Bangers | 11:00 Featured Band | 15:39 Hopwolves, you know what time it is... Episode 81 has Todd fighting in the streets and flying solo while Arie takes care of some things on the homefront. This episode was recorded on 6/9/23. This week's Beer Breakdown is FLOATY HAZY SESSION IPA from Austin Beerworks. Todd opens up the metal floodgates to discuss SLIPKNOT parting ways with longtime keyboardist/programmer CRAIG "133" JONES   for the Metal News of the Week. New Music includes bangers from EUCLID, INTO THE VEIN, SANITY SLIP, MONASTERIES, FILTH, and SNAKE FATHER among a slew of other filthy tracks/albums. As always we're leaving our favorite part for last with an in-depth discussion of the track Lay All Your Love On Me (ABBA Cover) from International Symphonic Death Metal Collective EONIAN. Link for this episode: Slipknot Part Ways With Keyboardist/Programmer Craig Jones Turn it up to 11, crack open that beer, it's about to get BREWTAL! Artwork by megabeast Kevin Burfield Intro track by absolute legend ZaKrahe  Brewtal was chopped and sliced by Arie Lombardozzi of Death Dealer Productions with additional production from Todd Bailey.

Episode Breakdown: Intro | 0:00 Beer Breakdowns | 5:44 Metal News | 14:48 Album Releases | 18:39 Certified BREWTAL Bangers | 26:20 Hopwolves, you know what time it is... Episode 74 has the bois premiering films, editing films, and revisitng some favorite films. This episode was recorded on 4/7/23. This week's Beer Breakdowns include DARK ROMANCE from Austin Beer Works (Todd's Pick) and JYNX PROOF LAGER from 3 Floyd's Brewing (Arie's Pick). The boys open up the metal floodgates to discuss Dickie Allen aka SirDickel filling in for John Goblikon on Nekrogoblikon'a upcoming Goblin Mode Tour for the Metal News of the Week. New Music includes bangers from BELVUBUTH, FIT FOR AN AUTOPSY, DURESS, PSYCHO-FRAME, DYING WISH, and OMERTA that will have you begging for more among a slew of other filthy tracks/albums. Unfortunately there is no featured band this week, but you can always give ur BREWTAL bois some love :)  Turn it up to 11, crack open that beer, it's about to get BREWTAL! Artwork by megabeast Kevin Burfield Intro track by absolute legend ZaKrahe  Brewtal was chopped and sliced by Arie Lombardozzi of Death Dealer Productions with additional production from Todd Bailey.

In Austin, Michael visits with Michael Graham (Austin Beerworks Co-Founder) and Kindsey Bernhard (ABW Taproom Manager, Boys Are From Marzen co-host). We chat about: Austin's growth as a city and a beer scene The feel of “lived-in” taprooms versus “new and shiny” Changes in TX beer laws Sharing recipes between breweries The relationship between taproom management and production Twitter as a marketing and community platform Featured Beers: Concise Pale Lager (ABW) This episode was originally recorded in September 2022. Support the podcast by giving us a rating and a review. If you like what you hear, you can tip us a few bucks over on our Patreon: www.patreon.com/kycommons

When we think about beer and brewing, it's easy for our minds to wander toward the person making the beer we drink. Brewers create a little bit of magic combining art and science, and because of that, are often considered the backbone to a business that makes and sells beer. Sometimes, they can even be thought of as rock stars with engaging personalities and thoughtful approaches to what it means to make beer. But there are so many more people we may miss when we think about beer as an industry. In this conversation, we're chatting with Kindsey Bernhard, director of hospitality for Austin Beerworks, and also a background of all sorts of skills and expertise. Kindsey has worked as a bartender and before her role with Austin Beerworks, was taproom manager for Hi-Wire Brewing's location in Louisville, Kentucky. She's also a peer in media, having written for Porch Drinking and hosting her own podcast, Boys Are From Marzen, which showcases women and non-binary people who work in beer. When we connected, Kindsey had just recently moved to Austin to begin her latest job, so you'll hear about what it's like to transplant as part of pursuing new career goals and what's caught her eye as a new resident of Austin, Texas. We'll also talk about the variety of skills she's learned and displayed as a person working in beer and how her passion for the industry has driven her to better understand career goals and finding balance in her life. Kindsey is one of many amazing people working for a brewery who doesn't make the beer, and I hope you'll come away from this chat with an appreciation for her and the behind-the-scenes effort she embodies.

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Episode 59 Breakdown: Intro | 0:00 Beer Breakdown | 7:03 Metal News | 21:37 New Music | 33:00 Featured Band | 56:36 Hopwolves, you know what time it is... Epiosde 59 has Arie gearing up for some film gigs while Todd embraces his inner Stray on the PS5. We also had the absolute pleasure of hopping on an episode with our dudes Doug & Zack of Bronze Metal Podcast. Loves those homies and the hopwolves should, too!  This week's Beer Breakdowns has Arie heading back to Pangea with his Puffel Hazy Juicy DIPA from Wiseacre Brewing Co (Memphis, TN) and Todd catches a pleasing island breeze with his Tropical Einhorn Tart Wheat Beer from Austin Beerworks (Austin, TX). The boys open up the metal floodgates to discuss who will be playing 2nd guitar for the God Forbid reunion shows, Job For a Cowboy FINALLY being in the studio, and Decibel Magazine's Beer & Metal Fest heads West, and lets the evil go East, later this year for the Metal News of the Week. New Music includes bangers from CELL, Pieced Up, Nicholas Cage Fighter, Hatriot, Spite, dead7, Collossuems, Silent Planet, and a feature from Miss May I's Levi Benton that will have you begging for more among a slew of other filthy tracks/albums. As always we're leaving our favorite part for last with an in-depth discussion of the track The Fighter from UK Metal Project Nadae. Turn it up to 11, crack open that beer, it's about to get BREWTAL! Links from the episode: BABE x BREWTAL Back Stage Brew Candle Collab Bronze Metal Podcast (E51 feat. ur BREWTAL bois) Doc Coyle Announcing Second Guitarist for God Forbid Reunion Shows Job For A Cowboy Announcement Decibel Beer and Metal Fest Denver 2022 RENATUS - Wanderer (ft. MISS MAY I - Levi Benton) Death Metal/Deathcore | The Circle Pit Nadae - The Fighter Artwork by megabeast Kevin Burfield Intro track by absolute legend ZaKrahe  Brewtal was chopped and sliced by Arie Lombardozzi of Death Dealer Productions with additional production from Todd Bailey.

After some back and forth with the Founders, Vincent and Jane meet up with Will, Mike, Adam and Mike of Austin Beerworks! We share some beers, some stories and much more! Crack one open and take a listen! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatshoppeningtexas/support

Chris was fortunate enough to hold a game-used Babe Ruth bat during his tour at the Louisville Slugger factory but might have to alter his travel plans due to a diesel shortage in the Northeast. Nick is excited that he and his wife picked a location for their first no-kids trip in a while. He also has some BIG news that he can't give too many details about at the moment. John went to a very special graduation for one of his wife's favorite students but had to give some hard news to his boss. We discuss interesting beverages we've had recently including a spicy Mexican lager from Sun King Brewing in Indianapolis, a multitude of Mexican lagers for Nick, and an interesting sweet potato ale from Fitzhugh. Each of us then gives our personal theme song. John tells a story about going to Fenway and sitting in front of the Boston version of the Sandlot kids. Then he hits us with a dad joke. Finally, he discusses the sometimes sticky situation when you are trying to balance being the child of your parents but the parent of your child. The featured beer style this week is the blood orange IPAs, and we taste the phenomenal Bloodwork Orange from Austin Beerworks.  As always, thank you for listening.

Chris comes through on Mother's Day and attends a fabulous Kentucky Derby watch party in Lexington. Nick also had a successful Mother's Day but is a little let down by one of his favorite go-to eateries. John treats his wife to a beautiful, home-cooked tomahawk chop steak for Mother's Day and is blown away by the new outdoor space at Celis Brewing. We talk about interesting beers we've had this last week including a single-hop IPA from West 6th Brewing, an award-winning pilsner from Meanwhile Brewing, and an insane sundae smoothie sour from Drekker Brewing.Then we shift from our regularly scheduled programming to our Mexican-style Lager and Michelada showdown. We taste, review, and rank our offerings as stand-alone beers and then use them to make micheladas which we also taste, review, and rank. John and Nick sample offerings from Pinthouse, Austin Beerworks, Tupps, and a surprise from Martin House. Chris tries offerings from West 6th Brewing and Country Boy Brewing. Then all three of us try a macro offering in a Modelo. We did all find that our rankings for the stand-alone tastings were not the same as our rankings for the same beers in micheladas.Thank you for listening and please tell your friends!

Chris enjoys an outing in Nashville to see Jack White but has major issues with his data plan that is what allows him to live the nomadic lifestyle. Everybody wants some Hattie B's. Nick got to go to a couple of shows at the new Moody Amphitheater with his family and had a blast. Unfortunately, he also had to experience the heart-wrenching loss of his dog Lola. Are there too many venues with Moody in the title in Austin? John and his wife joined Vista Brewing's barrel club and have the honor of hosting a highly anticipated sleepover. The sleepover gets a little interesting around 3:45 AM. We discuss interesting beverages we've had recently including a brilliant barrel-aged farmhouse ale from Barrique Brewing and Blending, the Past, Present, and Future anniversary IPAs from Austin Beerworks, and a very pleasant saison from Vista Brewing. We talk about our musical guilty pleasures. Nick recounts a stormy childhood memory as he walks us down memory lane. Then he hits us with a dad joke. Finally, he presents the situation he just went through with his daughter finding out that words matter when telling her that they were putting the dog to sleep. The featured beer style this week is the Belgian Tripel and we taste the Canadian offering from Unibroue in La Fin du Monde.As always, thank you for listening.

Janie and Vincent just moved to Austin! They sit down and review 8 different Austin Beerworks beers! Pearl Snap German-style Pilsner Heizenberg Kristall weizen  Peacemaker Golden Ale Fire Eagle American IPA Flavor Country Hoppy Pale Ale (American Pale Ale) Bloodwork Orange American IPA with Blood Oranges Invisible Hands Hazy IPA  Megaflora Juicy DIPA Super delicious! Crack one open and join us! Cheers! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatshoppeningtexas/support

Brought to you by The Real Voice - Mel Allen. Providing voice over for commercials, podcasts, explainer videos, and more. Samples and demos at https://therealvoice.com Valentine's Day is coming and Cosmopolitan.com has six recipes they've put together for you. Before you ask, yes, the first recipe is for a Cosmopolitan. The best part - they're all relatively simple recipes with only 5 or 6 ingredients and, they all look pinkish-reddish… with the exception of the Chocolate Espresso Martini that is (which sounds delicious). So grab your shaker, head over to your local bottle supplier and get the recipes for your magical weekend, or night - however you celebrate - at https://www.cosmopolitan.com/uk/worklife/g38899350/valentines-day-cocktails/ When you think of a beverage to go with the NFL and football in general - you probably think of macro beer. Well, not the Rams. They're partnering with Los Angeles-based winemaker Malek Amrani to come out with Los Carneros - literally ‘the Rams' but it's also a place in Sonoma and Napa counties in California. The area is mainly known for pinot noir and chardonnay wines. Amrani says though, “Batch #52 reflects the potential of Los Carneros cabernet sauvignon, the underdog of Napa Valley, to achieve a breakthrough in a region where cabernet reigns king.” It's been aged for 22 months in two new medium toast oak barrels; one French and one American. A limited run of 600 bottles was made and it's retailing for ~$69. Get the link to the wine shop and the story on the wine at https://newsopener.com/food-drinks/limited-edition-cab-celebrates-the-la-rams-cheers/ Tip of the hat to an upcoming The Boozebuddy Update: Another Round guest for sharing this story - Earthlylabs has another CO2 capture device in a big brewery. Normally breweries have vented the C02 and then pay to pump it into their brew later - but this lab is making a product that can go into big breweries and even small breweries to help capture and reuse the stuff that's made in the beer-making process. It's not in use at the Alchemist in Vermont, Austin Beerworks in Texas, and now Treehouse Brewing in Massachusetts (among others?) Check out this tweet for the scoop https://twitter.com/treehousebrewco/status/1488897092244365316 and check out Earthlylabs solutions for breweries at https://earthlylabs.com/solutions/brewing-solutions/ Next Time: Still time to check out Greg Dunkling of the Business of Craft Beer Program at UVM on the podcast or YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/8Mi1QDS-RP0 Coming up this next weekend we'll go Another Round again - I'll get more details as we get closer! The Boozebuddy Update continues on video! On Spotify, watch alongside the podcast, or head to the YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC033VXK28YhXgJAYpHS-C_w Head to BoozebuddyUpdate.com to comment or get in touch with me! Remember - don't drink and drive, stay safe, drive sober and support the booze that supports your local community. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/boozebuddy/support

Still feeling the effects of Covid but had a fantastic beer from Austin Beerworks. Had some other beers from Austin and will discuss a few that helped me get better!  Austin Beerworks Flying Dog Tröegs Promo from The Last Comic Shop Podcast

In episode 86 of The PorchCast, Korey headed down to Austin, TX for a buffet of incredible beer guests. Korey was joined by our own Pam Catoe who also owns and operates Craft Beer Austin, as well as Sheila Garcia ... Read More The post The PorchCast | Ep 86 Austin Beerworks & Family Business Beer Company appeared first on PorchDrinking.com.

Shelia Garcia the Director Of Hospitality at Austin Beer Works and Chef Joe Fosberry at the ABW CAN-tina join the All Day pod!ABWhttps://austinbeerworks.com/JCN Farms - Use ALLDAY for 10% OFF ordershttps://jcnfarms.com/Los Altos Coffee Co. - Use ALLDAY for 10% OFF ordershttps://losaltoscoffeeco.comBig Fishhttps://bigfishhvac.com/Ramblerhttps://ramblersparklingwater.com/Infamous Brewing Co.http://infamousbrewing.com/21.htmlRanch Rider Spirit Co.https://www.ranchriderspirits.com/Meridian Hivehttps://www.meridianhive.com/Chocohttps://www.choco.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/join/Austinallday)

Episode 31 Breakdown: Catching up with the boys (:48) What we're drinking/Beer news (6:46) (Austin Beerworks' Fire Eagle and Sierra Nevada's Wild Little Thing) Metal news (17:50) Upcoming Tours (28:11) Brewtal Alumni Updates (31:33) New music (38:52) Featured band (49:41)(London Deathcore Outfit Human Hell) Synopsis: But Hopwlves, it's Shark Week! Or at least it was during the recording of E31 of Brewtal, regardless, it's always Shark Week in our blackened hearts. This episode has Todd recovering from his first float trip, and some brewtal fire ant encounters, while Arie teared up during The Ghost Inside livestream. As much as Todd wanted to remember his fire ant encounters he decided to go with a Fire Eagle for his beer(works) selection, while Arie stumbled upon a Wild Little Thing, no it wasn't a shark, in his fridge for his beer selection. Opening up the metal floodgates we found that the legendary Iron Maiden dropped their amazing new track, 'Writing on the Wall,' the almighty Phil Bozeman has teasing us with some BTS content for their upcoming 8th album, our boys in Haine got on a few dates with Shadow of Intent, Angelmaker, and The Last Ten Seconds of Life, not to mention more killer new jams from Crytsal Lake, A Night In Texas, and Slaughter to Prevail! We float down from the shark infested waters into Hell of the Human variety for our featured band this week. Your life was one deprived, but will be fulfilled by the end of the episode. Turn it up to 11, crack open that beer, it's about to get BREWTAL! Featured Band: This week's episode features Life Deprived from Human Hell. Bio: Human Hell. Absolute finality. Void in rest. terra firma. Firmly in terror. Unanswered, we continue life deprived. We're following up from our most recent single Amalantrah with a much heavier sound. Life deprived is released on all streaming platforms from July 16th What Human Hell is drinking: Our favourite beer is pretty much anything from the Camden Town brewery, mostly notably Camden Hells and Camden Pale. We also are very fond of Mikeller - Hair in the Mailbox. Make sure to give Human Hell some love via any of the following: Merch | Apple Music | Spotify | YouTube Music | YouTube | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | TikTok Jam Life Deprived and other gnarly tracks from previous Featured Bands on our Bands to Watch For playlist Beers fueling this week's episode include Austin Beerworks' Fire Eagle (Todd's pick) and Sierra Nevada's Wild Little Thing (Arie's pick.) Fire Eagle is an American IPA that, "flavor swoops in (cue EAGLE SCREAM), grabs you by the face and flies you through the hop rainbow. At the peak of the ride it swoops back to earth and gently drops you back on your bar stool where you are refreshed, excited and ready to ride again." Easily, one of the best descpritions from a brewery out there, Austin Beerworks! This American IPA will have you screeching for sure after having a few of these bad boys coming in at 7.3% ABV. Austin Beerworks is located in Austin, Texas. Wild Little Thing is a slightly sour ale that is light-bodied and refreshing! With notes of guava, hibiscous, and strawberry Wild Little Thing is very easy drinking with a 5.5.% ABV to boot. Very dangerous! Sierra Nevada is located in Chico, California and Mills River, North Carolina. Videos/Links Referenced in the Episode: Howl at the Moon: A Brewtal Chat With Steven and Tom of Human Hell Human Hell - Life Deprived (OFFICIAL VISULAIZER) We Came As Romans - Darkbloom SLAUGHTER TO PREVAIL | BERSERK - ZAVALI EBALO (New Song) Artwork by megabeast Kevin Burfield! Show him some love, and get something rad, via any of the following: Instagram | Facebook Intro track by absolute legend ZaKrahe Merch | Bandcamp | Apple Music | Spotify | YouTube Music | YouTube | Facebook | Instagram  What's the Hopwolfpack drinking and jamming this week? Let your boys know, and keep up with us, via any of the following: Instagram | Facebook | YouTube Want to hear more from your new favorite artists? Come Howl At the Moon with your boys and get the BTS from such artists as Steven (Drums) and Tom (Guitar) of Human Hell, the legendary Matt McGachy of Cryptopsy and Vox&Hops, and Andy Wilson-Taylor of Midgar. We love Friday release days for new brewtality and so should you! Jam our Brewtal Release Day Playlist and get your neck braces ready! Start a circle pit from the comfort of your own home with this week's Brewtal Songs of the Week  Since you're feeling good from the brews and the jams, why not leave us a review at any of the following? That'd be BREWTAL of you! Apple | Facebook  Brewtal was chopped and sliced by Arie Lombardozzi of Death Dealer Productions with additional production from Todd Bailey Brewtal is part of the Death Dealer Production family

It is time after what feels like years of promising an episode entirely devoted to one of our favorite local breweries we are doing it! Beers Consumed: (All from Austin Beerworks) Peacemaker Anytime Ale, Pearl-Snap German Pilsner, Fire Eagle IPA, Bloodwork Orange IPA, Sun Shovel Wheat Beer, Amber Vision Amber Ale Rankings: Carter: 6. Peacemaker 5. Bloodwork Orange 4. (Tie) Amber Vision 3. (Tie) Fire Eagle 2. Pearl-Snap 1. Sun Shovel Robby: 6. Amber Vision 5. Peacemaker 4. Bloodwork Orange 3. Fire Eagle 2. Sun Shovel 1. Pearl-Snap Wendy: 6. Fire Eagle 5. Bloodwork Orange 4. Peacemaker 3. Pearl-Snap 2. Amber Vision 1. Sun Shovel --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tapheads/support

What happens when your state cancels all COVID-19 safety restrictions, but you’re not ready to do the same in your taproom? Austin Beerworks co-founders Adam DeBower and Michael Graham joined the Brewbound Podcast to discuss why they’re asking guests to continue masking up.

Matt, Conor, Mark and new co-host Robert go over new player signings, a new Austin FC sponsor, and we bring back your favorite new segment “Trash or Cash”. Tony Cardone joins us to chat about the Winter Sucks initiative as well as Anthem news and updates from the world of soccer. Music by Western Youth.Austin FC Updates Welcome to Austin FC, Žan Kolmanič! - Loan with club option at season end. pronounced “Jhan CALL-ma-nitch” Welcome to Austin FC, Sebastian Berhalter - Loan for 2021 with option  Austin Eastciders sponsorship Pulisic's cousin getting a chance with Austin FC Preseason Start - Behind closed doors, not even media! Boo! Anthem Updates / Upcoming Events We're ramping up to prepare for the season, so if you want to have a hand in the look/feel of how Anthem approaches matchday, community efforts, and life in Austin now is the time to raise your hand as we want you! Current needs: Instagram specialist Photographer(s) Videographer(s) Digital content editor(s) Collaboration scarf with Texas SGs - Winter Sucks! Benefit Texans impacted by extreme winter Collaboration scarf with Austin Beerworks. Sold fast and may only be a few left. Major League Soccer Sacramento MLS Expansion drop out  What does this exactly mean? Does it mean their bid is done or just that it's on hold? Who can replace them? What will be the final number of teams in the league?  Trash or Cash! NWSL Updates  USWNT wins the SheBelieves Cup. Uh-Gain. For the 4th time.  Champions League (First Leg) Tables Summary World Soccer Updates VAR...what is it good for?! (after Brighton and Chelsea refereeing debacles) Who should be the USMNT striker? Josh Sargent? Tim Weah? Jordan Morris European dream over? USMNT World Cup dream over?

In this podcast I review the Austin Beerworks fire eagle American IPA you can also catch the Video on Jim's Man Cave on YouTube

I forgot that I wanted to release this mini on the main feed so the folks at Austin Beerworks could hear it. Oh, well- better late than never! Recorded late Sept, 2020 Austin Beerworks recently released a badass mixed 6-pack of Pilsners- half of which are brewed with traditional methods, the other half with modern methods. The trick is, they don't say which is which, and challenge us to guess! It's Pils vs Pils!

Welcome back to the 512 BRewed Craft Beer Podcast! Hope you had a wonderful holiday season. In this episode, we're drinking and reviewing Austin Beerwork's Sputnik, a Russian Imperial Stout! We're also going over 2020's top predictions and revealing our predictions for beer in 2021. So grab a drink, sit back, and let’s talk about some beer! >> To hang out after the show, make you’re connected with us on social! We’re on Instagram at @512brewed, @bigwrldsmallgrl, @greatgoldenweenie. >> If you enjoyed the show, consider tipping your hosts! http://bit.ly/512-brewed-tips As always, thank you for listening!

Well back to beer we go and boy do we. Division, Austin Beer Works, Viva and much much more. Also they are bringing Dexter back, and Jason has some new must see movies. 

The Big Ten cancelled football. The sports media hates Nebraska. Let's drink with Max Olson. In this episode....WTF is happening with Nebraska football? Are they leaving the Big Ten? Where do the belong? Let's get existential. Also...Connor is back in on Mac & Cheese. Tavour. Excess e-mails. Elves. Intermittent fasting and your libido. Plus, beers from Austin Beerworks, Tommyknockers, and Juke's Ale Works. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/three-beers-later/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Austin Beerworks with Helms Workshop Find Austin Beerworks Website: austinbeerworks.com / Instagram: @AustinBeerworks  / Facebook: @AustinBeerworks / Twitter: @AustinBeerworks Find Helms Workshop Website: helmsworkshop.com /  Instagram: @helms_workshop / Facebook: @HelmsWorkshop / Twitter: @HelmsWorkshop Austin Beerworks co-founder Michael Graham along with Helms Workshop founder Christian Helms join to discuss branding for Austin Beerworks. Talking Points: Development of branding and brand identity, beyond just a cool logo Development of core and seasonal cans Connecting your branding to the beer you make Breaking out of the typical look in beer branding and being different. Creation of premium bottle labels and how they're integrated into the core Austin Beerworks brand.    

We're tasting 4 beers from local favorite Austin Beerworks! Also- Rubio Wile E. Coyotes through some wood, Grant’s lawnmower is a death fan, and time is running out for our favorite Canadian. Second Fiddle Hoppy Kolsch La Verdad Flavor Country Amber Vision Theme Music by Adrian Quesada Break Music: Pressure by Candelion feat. Le June End Credits Music: Forget Your Name by spring gang feat. Vincent Vega Additional music licensed through Epidemic Sound The Beerists are John Rubio, Grant Davis, Laura Christie, and Mike Lambert. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or point your podcatcher to our RSS feed. You should also subscribe to our YouTube Channel. Support us by making a per-episode pledge at patreon.com/thebeerists and get some sweet rewards! Follow us on twitter, facebook, and instagram. Want to send us beer? Check our beer donation guidelines, and then shoot us and email at info@thebeerists.com

Recorded 5-7-20. Under the Radar, St Arnold and Austin Beerworks beers. Your comments and questions. A record length of a show in the vein of Lord of the Rings Extended Edition.

SPOILER WARNING: In honor of Bong Joon Ho's Oscars sweep, we present Parasite / 4 Oscar wins deserves a Goldfist from Austin Beerworks / White Rhino BJJ / Lottery / Smoking meats with Zuckerberg

According to the Sheriff at the time, Thomas Brown from Canadian, TX walked 14 miles after shooting himself. This is just one of many asinine statements surrounding this case. Join Arlo & The Coach as they try and determine whether this is a case of incompetence or a huge Conspiracy in a small Texas town.Beer of the week is Austin Beer Works, Fire Eagle American IPA.This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Welcome to Mother of Invention—a special series of the GBH Podcast made in partnership with Guinness devoted to innovation in the brewing world, both historical and contemporary. In this series, we ask the question: if necessity is the mother of invention, what is the necessity that’s driving people to solve a problem, meet a challenge, or explore a new opportunity—and what are they doing about it? This series started in collaboration with Guinness, an underwriter for GBH for three years running. Guinness has a reputation for being a technical innovator—whether it’s draft technology, the invention of the nitro widget in the can, training the world how to pour a proper pint, or achieving unprecedented consistency in their breweries around the world. But necessity and innovation come in all sorts of forms for breweries big and small, and are reflected in the cultural influences around them.  So this year we decided to go to Denver during the Great American Beer Festival, when we knew we’d have a critical mass of influential and hard-working people from across the industry in one place. We set up shop and conducted two full days of interviews. And while the resulting conversations vary widely in terms of topics and experiences, some patterns began to emerge. In our third episode, we look at the ways that people are evangelizing from their own small corners of the beer world to raise awareness of critical issues, processes, ingredients, and education in the industry, all of which make a difference in the way beer is perceived. For these folks, beer is agriculture, politics, economics—even history in the making.  And those efforts can sometimes result in lasting change—at the personal level, and even at the state level (in this case, a state as big as Texas). So we’re going to start there. This past year, the team at Austin Beerworks in Austin, Texas took on one of the most insurmountable legal battles in beer, facing off against a legislature that’s mostly controlled by wholesaler money—and I mean a lot of it—and which only meets once every two years, and then only for 140 days. The chance to shoot your shot, and make change, is extremely narrow. This is how Michael Graham and Will Golden, two of the four partners at the brewery, saw the risk and reward of taking on that challenge, which they ultimately won. This is Mother of Invention. Listen in.

New drummer Eric talks with Patrick and Chad about his first three shows as a Blaggard: a standing-room only crowd at T-Bone Toms in Kemah, a massive turnout at Pinballz Kingdom just south of Austin, and a SOLD OUT show at Bernhardt Winery in Plantersville. https://blaggards.com/wp-content/uploads/IMG_4274.jpg Show notes Blaggards Online Store (https://blaggards.com/store/) Austin Beer Works (https://austinbeerworks.com) "Pete Best Forever, Ringo Never" (https://youtu.be/h-IBsEeUl2I?t=4786) - The Birth of the Beatles "Barney Forever, Wiggum Never" (https://youtu.be/vYUnlD0wf-k) - The Simpsons "Lopez" (https://youtu.be/jGd3u0zuxO0) - The Kids in the Hall Join us in IRELAND Fall 2020 Ireland 2020 (https://blaggards.com/ireland/) — Sign up to learn more about our next Ireland tour Show dates Blaggards.com (https://blaggards.com/shows/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/pg/blaggards/events/) Bandsintown (https://www.bandsintown.com/a/3808) Follow us Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/blaggards/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/blaggards) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/blaggards/) Become a Patron Join Blaggards on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/blaggards) for bonus podcast content, live tracks, rough mixes, and other exclusives. Rate us Rate and review SlapperCast on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/slappercast-a-weekly-talk-show-with-blaggards/id1452061331) Questions? If you have questions for a future Q&A episode, * leave a comment on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/blaggards), or * tweet them to us (https://twitter.com/blaggards) with the hashtag #slappercast.

Welcome to EPI 89 I loved chatting with our guest CJ West for todays episode.  We had multiple beers from Austin Beer Works including #LazerSalad.  You will love CJ’s stories as he recalls the past, struggles and how he got to where he is now with two locations of The Spokesman.   You can find more information on CJ West   Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/ceejaydubya Website: The Spokesman http://www.spokesmancoffee.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/spokesmancoffee/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spokesmancoffee/   Get your Drunk Athlete Merchandise at our store. https://www.bigpistachio.com/shop   To be a patron or make a donation to this podcast, go to https://www.bigpistachio.com/drunk-athlete-podcast    For more information go to: email: drunkathlete@bigpistachio.com http://www.bigpistachio.com https://www.bigpistachio.com/drunk-athlete-podcast   PARTNERS: A special thank you to our partner Big Mouth Announcing. Logan@BigMouthAnnouncing.com   A big thank you to our sponsor Stewart Mickler Design. Contact him to make your appointment today!   Thank you to Austin Massage Company Voted the best massage in Austin for 6 years.   We are excited to bring Traughber Nutrition to our Drunk Athletes. Use discount code drunkathlete for 50% off your first month of f of your nutrition program.   Our good friends and partners at Holland Racing & Special Events want to see you at their events!  Come race the Driveway every Thursday night starting April 7th. http://drivewayseries.com   Bayou City Tri Series.  Join us for a great triathlon series in the Houston area.  https://www.bayoucitytriseries.com   Try the awesome products at Zealios use code ZupDrunkAthlete 19 for 15% off your order. Big Pistachio: https://www.bigpistachio.com Alphay International: https://www.bigpistachio.com/alphay   "Music: www.bensound.com"   FOLLOW US:  INSTAGRAM - @DrunkAthletePodcast FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/DrunkAthlete TWITTER - https://twitter.com/DrunkAthlete2 YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWyhssbka-g2-SKWgZutRzA      Please Share, Rate & Review this podcast so other awesome people like you can find it easier.   Cheers! Erin Truslow

Craft Brew News 09/27/19(courtesy of BrewBound – www.brewbound.com)BrewDog USA on Track to Double Sales in 2019Scottish craft brewers BrewDog are on pace to double its U.S. business this year.In an email to BrewDog USA wholesalers, chief revenue officer Adam Lambert reported that the company’s depletions (sales to retailers) increased 95% through the first eight months of the year. The company has also sold more than 320,000 case equivalents.BrewDog’s U.S. home, Ohio, where it built a 100,000 sq. ft. production facility, accounts for 55% of its domestic business, and in-state sales are growing at a rate of 80%.Sales of core IPAs Elvis Juice and Hazy Jane are up 104% and 95%, respectively, year-to-date. Grapefruit-infused Elvis Juice now represents nearly half (49%) of BrewDog USA’s business, while New England-style IPA Hazy Jane makes up 22% of its business. Sales of BrewDog’s flagship Punk IPA, which accounts for 8% of the company’s business, are flat.Lambert noted that 16 oz. cans continue to drive BrewDog’s total growth and represent 9% of its total business.In 2020, BrewDog is projecting its upward sales trajectory to continue, as Lambert told wholesalers that the company’s goal is to once again double its business.Weyerbacher Reorganization Plan Shows Private Investor Group Backed Out, Internal Investors InThe private investment group announced as a majority investor in Weyerbacher Brewing Company this past April has backed out of the deal, the brewery’s chief operating officer, Josh Lampe, told Brewbound.Instead, the Easton, Pennsylvania-based craft brewery has turned to a group of seven individuals and two trusts to invest $50,000 in exchange for shares in the business, according to a reorganization plan filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Pennsylvania’s Eastern District.1518 Holdings abandoned plans to buy a majority stake in Weyerbacher, a 24-year-old craft brewery that sold as many as 19,543 barrels at its most recent peak in 2014, shortly after the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in April, Lampe said.“We’ve been going at it on our own, and we’ve got a lot of beer coming out and are making headway with getting everything back in stock, which is a good thing,” he added.Weyerbacher also owes $1.9 million to other creditors, but those claims are unsecured and the company plans to pay back a total of $186,000 according to the reorganization plan.Lampe said there have been no layoffs at Weyerbacher since the company laid off two salespeople in February. The company has no plans to close its retail locations in Easton, where it operates a 30,000-barrel production brewery and taproom, or in New Hope, where it opened a stand earlier this year inside a food hall and local market.Lampe said “We’re still working through our issues, but my main focus is the future of the company and making sure that we are able to keep putting out great beer,”.Texas Brewers Report Boost from Beer-To-Go Sales LegalizationEighteen days after Texas’ new beer-to-go law went into effect, manufacturing brewers are reporting high levels of consumer enthusiasm for the opportunity to buy and take home packaged beers from taprooms.After passing through the Texas Legislature in the spring and being signed by the governor in June, the law allowing the state’s licensed manufacturing breweries to sell beer to-go went into effect on September 1. Prior to the change, only brewers holding brewpub licenses that produced fewer than 10,000 barrels could sell patrons beer for off-premise consumption. The new law allows customers to purchase up to one case of 12 oz. cans (288 oz.) per brewery visit daily.Peticolas Brewing Company founder Michael Peticolas said sales during the two weeks since the change in the law were the best in the 8-year-old Dallas-based beer company’s history. Peticolas, an attorney turned brewer, was a vocal proponent of changing the law.“It was a huge team effort to get this thing from concept to actually opening up on September 1, which ultimately is the single biggest day we’ve ever had in our history,” he said.Austin Beerworks co-founder Adam DeBower told Brewbound in an email that the passage shows that with “a well-thought-out and executed game plan, normal people can in fact still move the needle on the laws that govern our lives.”Truly Hard Seltzer Named Official Hard Seltzer of the NHLThe Boston Beer Company today announced it has inked a five-year deal for Truly Hard Seltzer to be the “official hard seltzer” of the National Hockey League. The agreement is Boston Beer’s first national sports league partnership.The sponsorship will begin at the start of the 2019-2020 season on October 2, and will give the brand exposure both through broadcasts and stadiums during the regular season, Stanley Cup Playoffs, and Stanley Cup Final. Truly will also sponsor the Truly Hard Seltzer NHL PreGame during the 2020 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic as well as the 2020 NHL Stadium Series.NHL chief business officer and executive vice president Keith Wachtel said in a press release “As the beer category continues to evolve, we’re thrilled to become the first national sports league partner of The Boston Beer Company,”. “With a thriving business across multiple categories, they are an ideal partner to engage with our avid fan base. We’re excited to develop fun and unique activations across their portfolio of brands.”In December 2017, Boston Beer and the Boston Red Sox announced a multi-year agreement to make Samuel Adams “the official beer of the Boston Red Sox.”Craft Beer Storm Website: www.craftbeerstorm.com** Check out Upcoming Craft Beer Weekends ** Hampton, NHThe Victoria Inn Bed & Breakfast and PavilionCraft Beer Weekend - Dates: October 25-27, 2019Friday - Food / Beer Pairing at Inn / Q&A Brewer's PanelSaturday - Beer Bus takes you to local Breweries/DinnerSunday - Kegs N Eggs and BeerMosasAvailability: Limited - Book NOW!http://www.thevictoriainn.com/6th-annual-craft-beer-storm-weekend-2019/If your Company, Hotel or Restaurant wants to book a CraftBeer Weekend or Craft Beer Evening for your guests or employees send an email to Michael@craftbeerstorm.com Subscribe to Craft Beer Storm Podcast iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-storm/id1438117278?mt=2Support ACS In NYC Marathon“32K In 64 days” - I signed up for the NYC Marathon through the American Cancer Society and I am aiming to raise $32,000 ($3,200 Minimum X 10X) - please follow link below to donate what you can - $25, $50, $30K! - Onward... - Here is link –http://main.acsevents.org/site/TR?fr_id=94035&pg=personal&px=49477898&fbclid=IwAR2mBEvhF1wMA_BbHPhkavichNSFrE9Y9gi2RVZzfQ_4Da5Sht7gvH9rY_k*** A Top 20 Podcast in Food on iTunes ***Michael Potorti is the Host of Craft Beer Storm and Founder/Brewer at Beara Brewing Co. in Portsmouth, NH*** Interested in starting your own brewery? 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Do you know that feeling when one memory sparks another? I was in Austin, Texas, recently, at a brewery called Austin Beerworks. I went to the bathroom and there, in a small basket, were tampons, pads, and hand sanitizer. Then, I went to another brewery—I was there for my day job as a producer of podcasts for a beer website—and there was the same set up. Tampons, pads, hand sanitizer. Seeing these reminded me of this one time I was working behind the bar. It was 2014, and I was working with this woman named Hannah. I mentioned that I got my period, she said she was on hers, too, and the next person that walked in was another one of our coworkers. She took $20 from the register, gave it to our coworker, and asked him to get us tampons. I remember feeling that her act was so…brazen. I couldn’t believe it. Five years later, looking at the bathrooms in Austin, I was oddly reminded of that shame I felt. Ashley Novoa is looking to dispel that shame. Ashley is the founder of the Chicago Period Project, a non-profit aimed at providing homeless and underserved people menstrual products. Along with providing resources, Ashley also works to normalize discussions around menstrual health, and expand the terminology and scope of issues of menstruation. People have looked at her work and said, “this is a women’s issue,” and her organization is working to show folks that it’s not just women who bleed, and furthermore that menstrual health affects all members of society. I wanted to talk to Ashley about access—how do we, as folks who work in public-facing jobs—provide menstrual products to everyone? Not just sheepish baristas like I was in 2014, but to community members? Why doesn’t every coffeeshop provide menstrual products for free? What stigmas do we continue to uphold that keep us from providing resources equally? My conversation with Ashley begins to shine a light on these things. Here’s Ashley:

In this episode, we drink Einhorn, a berliner weisse from Austin Beerworks. Last year we had the Einhorn. Whereas on this night, we try the newly canned Tropical Einhorn, Ginger Lime Einhorn, and Sour Cherry Einhorn. While drinking we discuss weisse beers, untappd adventures, the 2000 NFL draft, the Raiders, and 'Papa' John Gruden. And then we wonder why people would want Cutter's face on clothing. The Cool Guys in this episode are: Ross, Joel, and Cutter

Austin Beerworks has a new, currently taproom-only series of mixed culture and barrel aged beers called "Killer Strains," and they gave us the current lineup to try. Wash your legs, folks. Latin Words La Mentira Sazé Tesso Baku The Beerists are: John Rubio, Grant Davis, Laura Christie, and Mike Lambert. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel! Subscribe! Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-beerist-podcast/id523996362 Google Podcasts: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cDovL3RoZWJlZXJpc3RzLmxpYnN5bi5jb20vcnNz Or point your podcatcher to our RSS feed: http://thebeerists.libsyn.com/rss Support Us! Make a per-episode pledge at patreon.com/thebeerists and get some sweet rewards! twitter.com/thebeerists facebook.com/thebeerists youtube.com/thebeeristspodcast or email us at info@thebeerists.com

This year, Austin Beerworks unleashed 3 different versions of their beloved tart wheat Summer slinger, Einhorn! We try those, an old favorite, sumpin' easy, and Grant is a tea superjerk. Austin Beerworks Sour Cherry Einhorn Austin Beerworks Ginger Lime Einhorn Austin Beerworks Tropical Einhorn Half Acre Daisy Cutter Lagunitas Sumpin' Easy The Beerists are: John Rubio, Anastacia Kelly, Grant Davis, and Mike Lambert. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel! Subscribe! Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-beerist-podcast/id523996362 Google Podcasts: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cDovL3RoZWJlZXJpc3RzLmxpYnN5bi5jb20vcnNz Or point your podcatcher to our RSS feed: http://thebeerists.libsyn.com/rss Support Us! Make a per-episode pledge at patreon.com/thebeerists and get some sweet rewards! twitter.com/thebeerists facebook.com/thebeerists youtube.com/thebeeristspodcast or email us at info@thebeerists.com

Craft Brew News – 6/21/19(courtesy of Brewbound.com)Texas Governor to Sign Beer-to-Go into LawTexas Gov. Greg Abbott will officially make beer-to-go sales at the state’s manufacturing breweries legal during a June 15 signing ceremony at Austin Beerworks.Abbott’s signature will allow consumers to purchase up to one case of beer (288 fl. oz.) per day from the state’s manufacturing breweries, starting September 1, 2019. Those sales would count against a 5,000-barrel cap that is already in place for on-premise taproom sales at those breweries.His signature will also ensure operations of the state’s alcohol regulatory body, the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC), will continue.Yards Brewing Begins Offering Contract Brewing ServicesPhiladelphia’s Yards Brewing Company is now offering contract brewing services to fill about 60,000 barrels of excess capacity.Yards, which opened a 70,000 sq. ft. production facility and taproom in November 2017, has about 100,000 barrels of annual capacity. Last year, Yards’ production declined 2 percent, to 40,296 barrels, according to data from the Brewers Association.Yards said its first client is New Jersey’s Cape May Brewing Company, according to a press release on the Brewers of PA website. The company is seeking additional partners.US House Committee Expected to Extend Federal Excise Tax Relief for BrewersAn effort to maintain reduced federal excise taxes (FET) on all brewers an importers could take a major step forward.The House Ways and Means Committee is expected to extend tax cuts for alcohol producers and importers as part of the Taxpayer Certainty and Disaster Tax Relief Act of 2019 (H.R. 3301) extender bill.Although the committee’s version of tax relief would only extend through the end of 2020, alcohol industry trade groups say they plan to continue efforts to make the tax cuts permanent.The extender would keep in place through December 31, 2020, an excise tax rate of $3.50 per barrel (a reduction from $7 per barrel) on the first 60,000 barrels for domestic brewers producing fewer than 2 million barrels annually. The legislation also sets the federal excise tax to $16 per barrel on the first 6 million barrels for all other brewers and beer importers, while maintaining the $18 per barrel excise tax for brewers producing more than 6 million barrels.The Brewers Association, the Colorado-based trade group supporting over 7,000 small and independent breweries, also supports the bill also plans to continue working alongside the BI to advance the legislation.Cannabiniers on Verge of Next Brewery AcquisitionLighthouse Strategies — the company behind Cannabiniers and the Two Roots line of CBD- and THC-infused non-alcoholic craft beers – is closing in on its next brewery acquisition.CEO and chairman Michael Hayford said the company could finalize the purchase of a craft beer company in the Great Lakes region of the U.S. before the end of June.According to Hayford, who discussed his company’s strategy and outlook on the cannabis space at BevNET’s Cannabis Forum last week in New York City, the forthcoming acquisition will aid Lighthouse’s expansion into the Canadian cannabis market when drinkable products are permitted for sale later this year.Though he declined to name the company, or discuss financial terms of the potential deal, Hayford said the brewing facility is capable of producing between 60,000 and 100,000 barrels of beer annually.In the meantime, Hayford confirmed that Lighthouse has been working with San Diego’s Green Flash Brewing Company for contract beer production. Under the terms of that arrangement, Cannabiniers has access to 50,000 barrels of production capacity annually.Subscribe to Craft Beer Storm Podcast iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-storm/id1438117278?mt=2*** A Top 20 Podcast in Food on iTunes ***Michael Potorti is the Host of Craft Beer Storm and Founder/Brewer at Beara Brewing Co. in Portsmouth, NH*** Interested in starting your own brewery? Our Portsmouth, NH TURNKEY facility is for sale! Follow link for more info:https://www.neren.com/Listing/2800-Lafayette-Rd-12A/5cdda2dabf34cb9150a7faebMichael PotortiFounder/BrewerHost of "Craft Beer Storm" Podcastmichael@craftbeerstorm.commichael@bearairishbrew.com*** Come visit our brewery for some delicious local craft brew! ***Beara Brewing Co.2800 Lafayette RoadPortsmouth, NH 03801Tel. 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It's summer which means here in Austin it is Einhorn season! This year the guys at Austin Beerworks have made three variants of their classic Einhorn Berliner Weisse, Tropical, Ginger Lime, and Sour Cherry! As the great judges of taste and virtue on the internet we made it our job to do a mini review and ranking of these variants. So sit down with Me (@robbydeshazer), Wendy (@wendywithaw) and Carter (@caspillyards) for a fantastic little episode...Oh and stick around for a little special piece at the end! Rankings: Carter 1. Tropical 2. Ginger Lime 3. Sour Cherry Wendy: 1. Tropical 2. Sour Cherry 3. Ginger Lime Robby: 1. Tropical 2. Ginger Lime 3. Sour Cherry --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tapheads/support

Michael and Papa Brown go live from Austin Beer Works in Austin, Tx. and discuss various NBA topics ( such as WCF, ECF, and Greek Freak vs. Beard ). The duo also discusses why the Astros are the best team in baseball.

If we're being honest, "Comprehensive" is a bit of a stretch. We can promise we have delivered on a solidly mediocre, but approachable "Joe Six Pack" kind of review.We ran out and purchased the 10-4 Good Buddy collaboration 4 pack. Sun King teamed up with 3 Floyds, Rhinegeist, Austin Beer Works, and Cigar City Brewing. It's been about the best $18.99 we've spent on beer in a long time.Why not grab your own 4-pack and drink along with us?

Dogfish Head and Sam Adams make love. They are still totally independent but... we all know what's going on behind the fermenters. Also! Pabst and Austin Beerworks have a spat on Twitter and it doesn't go where you think it's going to. Tyler introduces the new fad diet of 2019... or maybe 1619 depending on when you listen to this. And Texas tries to change their beer laws. And you think the boozy restrictions are bad where you live. It's All Beer!

Dogfish Head and Sam Adams make love. They are still totally independent but... we all know what's going on behind the fermenters. Also! Pabst and Austin Beerworks have a spat on Twitter and it doesn't go where you think it's going to. Tyler introduces the new fad diet of 2019... or maybe 1619 depending on when you listen to this. And Texas tries to change their beer laws. And you think the boozy restrictions are bad where you live. It's All Beer!

We assembled at Austin Beer Works this week to talk about the latest in Presidential politics and Joaquin's news (not news) about not running for Senate (we told you that last podcast). We make some Game of Throne references and JD teases a spoiler (no spoilers) at the end.  Check it out the show notes below and hit us up on Twitter: @LeftinTexasPod. National  Texas  politics   White House asks Congress for $4.5 billion in emergency spending for the border The administration's newest request follows the more than $8 billion that President Trump sought in his budget request and about $6 billion he sought through his declaration of a national emergency at the border. https://www.texastribune.org/2019/05/01/white-house-requests-45-billion-emergency-spending-border/   Biden leading Trump in Texas 50 - 49   Beto O’Rourke is losing donors to Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg     Link Beto O’Rourke now has the most robust climate proposal of any 2020 presidential candidate     Link       Report: Joaquin Castro won't challenge John Cornyn for U.S. Senate seat 1-dot   Link ·     New group launches to harness political power of women 1-dot   Link ·   Dallas sick leave measures raises the stakes at Texas capitol     Link Dallas to require employers to offer paid sick leave as Texas lawmakers debate banning such ordinances     Link State Politics   By failing to appoint state officers, Gov. Abbott is making an unconstitutional power grab 1-dot   Link    Texas Legislature   “Guns and safety aren’t synonymous for us”: Some black Texans fear plans to arm more teachers     Link     Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick: Marijuana bill is dead in the Texas Senate 1-dot   Link · USA TODAY     Cite & release on small marijuana possession to expand in Williamson Co.     Link    Voters in Dallas, Fort Worth and San Antonio have marquee mayoral races on Saturday ballots   https://www.texastribune.org/2019/04/30/dallas-fort-worth-san-antonio-will-decide-mayor-races-may-4-elections/   In Texas Highlights: Thank ACL lineup ….Gunz & Roses Texas Bill Prohibiting Male Masturbation Moves Closer To Becoming Law 1-dot   Link ·

The WB ATX crew sits down with Austin’s local meteorologist, Nathan Gogo. Nathan shares his story from the beginning of his career in small town Hastings, Nebraska to climbing up the media ladder and landing in Austin. He discusses the highs and lows of working in the media industry and his favorite parts about living in ATX.  Think he’s a one trick pony? Think again. Nathan was a champion Checkers player in the state of Illinois as a child and tells us about his dominance at state competitions.  To stay hydrated, we tossed back some Pearl Snap and Bloodwork Orange IPA courtesy of Austin Beerworks.

Craft Brew News – 3/22/19(Articles brought to you by Brewbound.com)Anchor Workers Vote to UnionizeSeeking better pay and benefits, workers at San Francisco’s Anchor Brewing Company voted in favor of forming a union on Wednesday, according to Bloomberg.The vote to organize with the International Longshore and Warehouse Union passed 31-16, the San Francisco Chronicle reported. Anchor, which was acquired by Japan’s Sapporo Holdings Limited in 2017, now has 10 days to dispute the vote.The effort to unionize has been met with multiple “union-busting” tactics from Anchor management, despite a February 14 pledge to remain neutral. According to Huffpost, management “pressured the 61 brewery workers and nine staffers at Public Taps,” its neighboring taproom, to form separate bargaining units. Public Taps employees are slated to vote on whether to form a union later today, according to the AnchorUnionSF Twitter account.Additionally, Anchor management reportedly intimidated employees during private meetings and threatened years-long wage freezes. In turn, employees filed an unfair labor practice complaint with the National Labor Relations Board earlier this month alleging management deployed union-busting tactics, including ordering employees to remove pro-union pins while on the job, Bloomberg reported.No, Thorn Brewing Was Not Sold to a Cannabis CompanyNext Green Wave Holdings, a vertically integrated California cannabis company, issued a press release Tuesday erroneously indicating that San Diego’s Thorn Brewing had been sold.Speaking to Brewbound, Thorn Brewing co-founder Dennis O’Connor confirmed the brewery was not a part of Next Green Wave’s $27 million transaction, which included the acquisition of more than 45 CBD and THC products.Next Wave Holdings actually purchased SD Cannabis, a company O’Connor said he has been working with independently on the development of water soluble THC and CBD products.The relationship with SD Cannabis developed after Thorn Brewing released a 4.20 percent ABV session IPA called OG HighPA, which was brewed with cannabis-derived terpenes. That product, which contained no THC or CBD, was released in 2016 and was made in collaboration with Jetty Extracts.But O’Connor was still interested in creating a cannabis supplement that could be added to various beverages, so he teamed up with SD Cannabis to research and develop a new product. “You’d buy it at a local dispensary, and mix it with your beer or your whiskey,” he said, noting that the company plans to launch the products next month, on April 20 (4/20).He also envisions mixologists experimenting with the THC and CBD mists.Beer Industry Stakeholders in Maryland Compromise on ReformMaryland’s craft brewers, wholesalers and retailers have reached an agreement on sweeping legislation that, if approved, would reform the state’s laws surrounding self-distribution, taproom sales and franchise agreements.One set of proposed bills would allow beer companies producing 20,000 barrels or less to terminate their wholesaler contracts by giving 45 days notice without showing “good cause.” The other bills would raise caps on self-distribution, taproom sales and production limits.Currently, those companies are required to give 180 days notice and show “good cause” in order to get out of their distribution agreements.A separate piece of legislation called the “Modernization Act” — would increase the self-distribution cap from 3,000 barrels to 5,000 barrels annually for breweries holding a Class 7 “Limited Beer Wholesaler License.”Wholesaler Group Opposes Texas To-Go Sales BillsIn an Austin American-Statesman op-ed titled “State beer sales laws aren’t broken. Leave them alone,” Larry Del Papa, a wealthy beer distributor, argued that allowing Texas’ manufacturing breweries to sell beer for off-premise consumption would harm independently owned grocery, convenience and liquor stores.Del Papa serves as the president of the Wholesale Beer Distributors of Texas (WBDT), a powerful wholesaler lobbying group that has refused to sign onto a “stakeholder agreement” reached between the Texas Craft Brewers Guild and the Beer Alliance of Texas. If passed by lawmakers, that agreement would put an end to a years-long contentious dispute over to-go-beer sales by allowing manufacturing breweries to sell beer for off-premise consumption within the state’s existing 5,000-barrel cap on direct-to-consumer sales.According to Del Papa, only 10 craft breweries would benefit from the legislation. The rest of the state’s 305 other breweries, Del Papa argued, could operate under brewpub licenses due to falling below the 10,000-barrel cap.However, Austin Beerworks co-owner Adam DeBower told Brewbound that the law change would benefit hundreds of brewers, fostering growth that could expand those companies’ production beyond the 10,000-barrel cap.Subscribe to Craft Beer Storm Podcast iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-storm/id1438117278?mt=2Michael Potorti is the Host of Craft Beer Storm and Founder/Brewer at Beara Brewing Co. in Portsmouth, NHMichael PotortiFounder/BrewerHost of "Craft Beer Storm" Podcastmichael@craftbeerstorm.commichael@bearairishbrew.com*** Come visit our brewery for some delicious local craft brew! ***Beara Brewing Co.2800 Lafayette RoadPortsmouth, NH 03801Tel. 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A Horror, Thriller, home invasion, random act of violence wrapped in one film / Hot off the press from Austin Beerworks / Did you vote? / Tattoos and SNL skits / Geoff is 34 today 

In this episode we change our name to 5 Beers In. In this Texas-sized episode Ross, Tony, and Cutter drink local Oktoberfest-style beers from Infamous, Seguin, Thirsty Planet, Austin Beerworks, and Live Oak and try Facebook Live.  We discuss the differnce between, Oktoberfests, Marzens, and Festbiers. We dive into the history of Oktoberfest, a shallow dive and talk about german words. We talk a lot about music, Rami Malek as Freddie Mercury, Spider-Man, Infinity War, and we pour one out for the RoseArt kids. During all this we come up with a new goal, to get Hanson on the show.    Music for the show: Evil Eye/ The Stranger Rides Tonight by Daddy Long Legs is under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.   Bottle of Beer by simon_mathewson is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License.

In this episode we try Einhorn Berliner Weisse from Austin Beerworks. We become divided very early on this beer. Before we finish we talk about floating the river, chips, taco tunnels, the Simpsons, drinking beer in a nuclear apocalypse, more John Cena, and Ross becomes Antwone Fisher for a bit.   Music for the show: Evil Eye/ The Stranger Rides Tonight by Daddy Long Legs is under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.   Bottle of Beer by simon_mathewson is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License.

This week's featured artist is Christian Helms - founder of Helms Workshop in Austin, TX. Learn about his journey from NC by way of NYC and Pentagram to setting up shop in Austin, TX. We discuss design, branding, music and collaboration among other topics. A great interview you don't want to miss. We discuss Austin Beerworks, Modern Times, Highland and Boulevard Brewing Co. to name a few of their incredible and interesting portfolio. Don't sleep on this one. Keyword: Voltroned

One of the best comedies of this generation / A super awesome beer from Austin Beerworks (literally) / We catch up on our week / Ryan invites you to his bday dinner and has a candle problem 

Episode 40 features Alana Louise, an independent designer living in Austin, TX. She’s worked with incredible companies like Yeti, United by Blue, Austin Beerworks, and others. When Alana Louise is not designing, she’s on the river fly fishing. In this episode, she tells us how sharing her passion for fishing on Instagram helped her land her dream clients. Dan and Alana Louise also cover design systems and how they’re applied to packaging and what it’s like to be part of the local design scene in Austin. She also shares her thoughts on seeking citizenship in the US. "Because on my Instagram, I post pictures of whatever hike I did or whatever fish I caught, that attracts a certain group of followers. Then when they discover that I'm a designer, I think that's when that type of work comes in. Right now I'm working on a project with two outdoor companies that are collaborating on public land use. Which I'm a complete supporter for because the water I fish in is public and I would love it to stay that way." Alana Louise on Dribbble Alana Louise on Twitter Alana Louise on Instagram Drew Lakin Austin Beerworks Bethany Heck Alana Louise's Fishing Instagram Pedernales Falls State Park Shea McClanahan Wicked Tuna Fort Lonesome Yeti Presents: My Mom Vala Helms Workshop Bionic Brew Bridgeport Brewing Austin Beerworks La Verdad False Cast Shop Retro Supply Creative Works Conference Transcript for this episode and more at https://dribbble.com/overtime.

Episode 40 features Alana Louise, an independent designer living in Austin, TX. She’s worked with incredible companies like Yeti, United by Blue, Austin Beerworks, and others. When Alana Louise is not designing, she’s on the river fly fishing. In this episode, she tells us how sharing her passion for fishing on Instagram helped her land her dream clients. Dan and Alana Louise also cover design systems and how they’re applied to packaging and what it’s like to be part of the local design scene in Austin. She also shares her thoughts on seeking citizenship in the US. "Because on my Instagram, I post pictures of whatever hike I did or whatever fish I caught, that attracts a certain group of followers. Then when they discover that I'm a designer, I think that's when that type of work comes in. Right now I'm working on a project with two outdoor companies that are collaborating on public land use. Which I'm a complete supporter for because the water I fish in is public and I would love it to stay that way." Alana Louise on Dribbble Alana Louise on Twitter Alana Louise on Instagram Drew Lakin Austin Beerworks Bethany Heck Alana Louise's Fishing Instagram Pedernales Falls State Park Shea McClanahan Wicked Tuna Fort Lonesome Yeti Presents: My Mom Vala Helms Workshop Bionic Brew Bridgeport Brewing Austin Beerworks La Verdad False Cast Shop Retro Supply Creative Works Conference Transcript for this episode and more at https://dribbble.com/overtime.

Featuring our State of the Relo, Road to McKalla, Cleats Up, and announcements. BEER LIST: Austin Eastciders, Shiner, Austin Beer Works, Modelo Especial, and Tequila Arette.

Our resident composer for the podcast and our commercial video work, Andrew Thiboldeaux, is writing original scores devoted to beers he finds fascinating. These are interpretations of the experience of drinking them. But they're also just great tunes. 

Texas continues to receive plenty of attention from the beer world, and here on the GBH podcast, this episode rounds out a trio of recent opportunities to hear about what's going on in the Lone Star State. Jester King's Jeff Stuffings and a whole crew from Austin Beerworks have offered some context of what's going on with them in their corner of the beer world, and now we turn to someone sitting just outside the industry for extra perspective. Arianna Auber has worked as a journalist covering the city for the Austin American-Statesman since 2012 and has written about beer, wine and spirits for almost that entire time. The position has allowed her to watch the local scene evolve as foodies and beer lovers have made Austin a popular destination. Many beer enthusiasts know about Jester King, but the city provides so much more in terms of its drinking culture, whether about beer or not. During her time at the newspaper, Auber has had the opportunity to not only cover the stories shaping Austin's food and drink industry, but she's also been one of the people helping to shape perspective, informing residents on what's cool, interesting and even the basics of beer, from vernacular to state and country-wide trends. I love talking to other journalists, especially about the details that make reporting so special, and Arianna's insight is a great example of why it's important to take a step back and survey the entire beer landscape, especially as the industry tries to attract new drinkers and get people to think about beer differently.

I’m currently sitting in the car outside Black Back Pub in Waterbury, VT waiting for one of my favorite bars in the country to open its doors. I came out to visit Hill Farmstead for the quarterly pickup of their Collected Works membership club. It’s my first time joining the club, which I mostly did as an excuse to force myself to visit more often. It’s buried in about a foot or two of snow at the moment, but it’s as special as ever. And now my bags are full for the trip home. I’m also here for the weekend for a grafting workshop with Shacksbury Cider. A bunch of us are holing up in an old farmhouse and learning how to graft apple trees in an orchard outside of Middlebury. So I figured I better bring some bottles of Hill Farmstead’s Dorothy to share.  As much as I admire these kinds of artisanal producers (they really speak to what I love about the ancient traditions of making these delicate, fermentation-driven beers and ciders), if you’ve been listening for a while, you know that another part of my brain is just as turned on by the business and strategy of running a contemporary craft brewery.  This week’s guest is Austin Beer Works, one of the best in that regard, and someone I’ve been following closely for a while now. They have a strong brand, they’re growing, they self-distribute, and they know their market. They’re really the quintessential case study for how to make and sell contemporary craft beer in a somewhat underdeveloped market—especially when you know that market won’t stay that way for long. Very few do these days. So this is Austin Beerworks—pretty much the whole crew, which represents a variety of skill sets and perspectives, but with a unified goal—discussing the many facets of what constitutes their vision, strategy, and execution. Listen in.

This week the boys talk about Scott's concerns with Hulu being on the Nintendo Switch, EA fumbling of micro transaction in Star Wars Battlefront II, some black Friday deals, and finally things that they are thankful this year. They enjoyed the seasonal Wet Hop IPA from Austin Beerworks and Brad explained the difference between a regular IPA and a wet IPA. Shoutout to The Porcelain Pigeoncast! You can find them on iTunes here! (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-porcelain-pigeoncast/id1291784027?mt=2)

In this episode, we passionately cover what new hardware we saw at Amazon’s event and what it may mean long term. And secondly, what is actually going on at Amazon and where is that strategy taking us? Tune in this week as we defend our opinions on these topics with the help of Austin Beerworks. Learn more about them at: http://austinbeerworks.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cqpod/support

Scott sits down with Eric McKeefer, Keyboard player for The Millbrook Estates, and talk about finding local live music. They enjoyed 12 oz of Black Thunder by Austin Beerworks. Find The Millbrook Estates at https://www.facebook.com/themillbrookestates/ and their new single Alvin at https://open.spotify.com/track/698zHCsHkVRNcNctZuGEXx Special Guest: Eric McKeefer.

We talk about Jordan Peele's directorial debut Get Out with Austin Beerworks Black Thunder/ Spicy Boyz origin stories/ Being freelance filmmakers. 

2 teachers, 2 different paths. Bryan Winslow and Tim Bullock started in completely different areas with completely different interests, but a serendipitous meeting whilst working at Austin Beerworks spawned a beautiful working relationship. With style, nuance, and a wide creative lens, St. Elmo Brewing Company was born. The south Austin destination pairs great beers, ambiance, and delicious food with a bit of Tim/Bryan's down-to-earthness mixed in. We chat Daft Punk, Spain, and feuds.    

https://images.fireside.fm/podcasts/images/1/1c2e964e-6fbf-4dd7-acc7-fb9bf726a856/episodes/a/a14cec26-e92a-45e6-95f6-c1cbe9155159/header.jpg Beers Guinness Nitro IPA (ABV: 5.8%) Sam Adams Nitro IPA (ABV: 7.5% | IBU: 100) Sam Adams Nitro White Ale (ABV: 5.5% | IBU: 15) Sam Adams Nitro Coffee Stout (ABV: 5.8% | IBU: 32) Show Notes Intro 01:20 - Meeting Sam Calagione from Dogfish Head and special thanks to Vecenie Distributing 04:30 - Contest winner from EP 117 Extra: Sean Froman from Carnegie, PA 04:55 - Spoon's travel outside the yinz-beer-bubble to central Texas for craft beer and BBQ which brings a revelation. 10:06 - Guinness Nitro IPA 19:00 - Spoon's obsession with barbeque, crossing The Salt Lick off my BBQ Bucket List and teasing the new SIDT project 23:45 - Our new website is live-ish! Update bookmarks to shouldidrinkthat.com 24:50 - Sam Adams Nitro Project & Sam Adams Nitro IPA 30:11 - Texas Hill Country Beer Map, great kickoff at Smoke'n Hops and a bone to pick with Twisted X Brewing and an apology to those beautiful jagoffs at The Beerists (said with love of course). 36:55 - Bangers Sausage House with 104 beers on tap and Cricket's Draft House. Favorite beer of the trip came from Heavy Machinery Double IPA by Austin Beerworks. Craft Pride is my spiritual beer bar. 42:00 - Sam Adams Nitro White Ale 45:30 - Bikini's was an interesting mix and Jackalope Bar is a place of magic 49:50 - Pittsburgh Craft Beer Week - April 15-24, 2016. 50:35 - Sam Adams Nitro Coffee Stout 54:34 - I need to fly Spirit Airlines more often. 59:59 - Binge watching update: Mad Men - Season 7 and Beer News: Southern Tier opening on Pittsburgh's North Shore, Southern Tier and Victory Brewing unite and AB's formal bid to buy SAB Miller Special Thanks! Sunshine, Thank you for the hospitality and giving me a tour of Waco and Austin! Robert and Cathy, yinz guys rock and showed me what southern hospitality is really like! Don Draper, let's have a Coke. Follow SIDT Twitter - @sidt Facebook Page- shouldidrinkthat Facebook Group - shouldidrinkthat YouTube - shouldidrinkthat Instagram - shouldidrinkthat SnapChat - sidtbeer Untappd - spoon

Brooklyn Brewery founder Steve Hindy sits down in Austin with a powerhouse panel featuring some folks at the forefront of the Texas beer scene: Michael Graham, co-founder of Austin Beerworks; Josh Hare, founder of Hops & Grain; and Brad Farbstein, owner of Real Ale Brewing Company. Also joining the panel is John Holl, editor of All About Beer.

Episode 67 of InterBrews was recorded at Austin Beerworks as part of the InterBrews Austin Roadtrip. Michael Graham and Will Golden, both founders of ABW, where gracious enough to sit down and do the podcast amid the hustle and bustle of the brewery. They discussed their beginnings as a brewery, their world class beers, the […]

Austin Beerworks founders Michael Graham and Will Golden sat with us to share some of their wares, and have an in-depth talk about their brewery, beers, brand, process and shotgunning. It's a fascinating talk, and we hope you enjoy it. PeacemakerPearl SnapLotion in the BasketBlack ThunderVaya Coffee Cream AleJoe Peché Sour Ale w/ Peaches (Pinthouse Pizza Collaboration)Half IPA Subscribe! Point your podcatcher to our RSS feed: feed://feeds.feedburner.com/thebeerists Or, subscribe via iTunes (Give us a review and a rating!) The Beerists are: John Rubio, Mike Lambert, Michael Graham, and Will Golden. twitter.com/thebeeristsfacebook.com/thebeeristsor email us at info@thebeerists.com

Karen Yates, Mike Woolf and Andrew Yates, the creative minds behind the production company Beef and Pie are this week's guests! In this session we discuss how these guys met, making documentaries, and collaborating with Austin Beerworks! Check out their website here, follow them on Twitter @beefandpie and give them a Like on Facebook!