Podcasts about beer bible

For this episode of Brewstilled, I'm joined by Portland Oregon based beer writer and podcaster Jeff Alworth. Jeff is the author of the Beer Bible and is a leading expert on beer. He's also the writer of the blog Beervana. In this episode I talk with Jeff about a wide array of beer topics such as his start as a beer writer, podcaster, where craft beer is today and beer in general. We also discussed what maturity looks like for a city's beer scene. The topic of beer as a whole is discussed as we as beer drinkers may need to see beer beyond the craft beer label. It's a fascinating conversation and it's all here on Brewstilled!

Válka v Gaze je pro nás nesmírně složitý konflikt. Proto jsme si pozvali na rozhovor válečného zpravodaje ČT Jakuba Szántó, který o tom ví přece jen mnohem víc, než běžný čtenář Bible či uživatel sociálních sítí. Za rozhovor díky!!! Celý rozhovor si můžete pustit na stargaze.com/pastoralbrothers za 25 Kč. Pokud raději posloucháte audio, můžete si nás předplatit na herohero.co/pastoralbrothers za 100 Kč/měsíc.

Na sociálních sítích jsme se vás ptali, co vás odrazuje od návštěvy kostela. Odpovědí byla spousta a my jsme se rozhodli na ně reagovat. Na Podcastovém marathonu v Ostravě, kde jsme měli čest být hosty, jsme vyprávěli o našem "poprvé" v kostele. A také jsme si povídali o tom, co vás tak v evangelickém kostele obvykle čeká. Užijte si to!

Máme pro vás novou sérii s názvem Teologie bez ochrany. Budeme se spolu bavit o palčivých tématech jako je sex, početí, antikoncepce, potraty atd. Na téma nebudeme sami. Bude si o nich s námi povídat velký etik české evangelické teologie, doc. Petr Gallus, systematický teolog. V tomhle díle jsme rozebírali spermie, vajíčka a otázku, kdy se člověk stává člověkem. Co byste řekli? Celý díl najdete na stargaze.com/pastoralbrothers nebo s dalšími bonusovými díly na herohero.co/pastoralbrothers Všem našim podporovatelům moc děkujeme!

Tento díl máme pro vás celý jako povánoční dárek. Pokud byste chtěli naši tvorbu podpořit a poslechnout si předchozích osm dílů v celé délce, tak nás najdete na herohero.co/pastoralbrothers Poslední Vánoční díl jsme natáčeli živě ve Vinohradském pivovaru. Moc nás to bavilo a publikum bylo moc fajn. Návštěvou nás poctila naše kolegyně Magdalena Trgalová, farářka v Dejvicích. Bavili jsme se s ní o jejím farářování, co jí k tomu vedlo a jak se jí daří. Uzavřeli jsme také předvánoční témata z úvodu evangelií. Tentokrát jsme četli první kapitolu z Janova evangelia, která působí jako filosofický traktát. Pořádně jsme ho probrali a ponořili se do hlubin metaforických výrazů. Taky jsme se u toho dost nasmáli. A nakonec jsme ještě odpovídali na dotazy z publika.

Máme tu pro vás další podcast o Ježíšově narození a dětství. Tentokrát jsme se pozvali naši novopečenou kolegyni Majdu Horákovou, které pracuje jako farářka v Chrudimi a Heřmanově Městci. Věděli jste, že katolické dogma tvrdí, že panna Marie byla pannou před, při i po porodu? Někteří církevní otcové dokonce tvrdili, že se Ježíš narodil z Mariina boku, aby nebylo porušeno její panenství. Jen to má háček v tom, že v Bibli se pak píše o Ježíšových bratrech a sestrách. CELÝ DÍL NAJDETE NA HEROHERO.CZ/PASTORALBROTHERS Můžete nás podpořit za 5€ měsíčně.

O Adventu probíráme příběhy kolem Ježíšova narození a dětství. Do tohohle dílu jsme si pozvali posilu - Elišku, farářku v zácviku. Bavili jsme se o začátku Matoušova evangelia - Ježíšově rodokmenu, narození a že Tři králové asi úplně nebyli tři a nebyli to králové. Jejich návštěva u krále Heroda by dneska vypadala asi tak, jako kdyby za papežem přišli tři esoterici a ptali se ho na čerstvě narozeného mesiáše. CELÝ DÍL NAJDETE NA: https://herohero.co/pastoralbrothers

U tohohle dílu jsme se fakt pobavili. Začal nám advent, a tak se bavíme o příbězích kolem Ježíšova narození a dětství. A začali jsme dost zhurta, protože jsme vytáhli příběhy, které se do bible nedostaly. Říká se jim novozákonní apokryfy. Jsou dost drsný a bizarní. Jen si představte, že byste v kostele slyšeli příběh o tom, jak nějaký malý kluk narazil omylem ramenem do malého Ježíše a ten ho za to zabil. Jestli jste zvědaví, jak by to vypadalo, kdyby se Ježíš choval jako malý zlý superman, tak si pusťte tenhle díl. CELÝ DÍL NAJDETE NA: https://herohero.co/pastoralbrothers

Josef z knihy Genesis zažívá obrovskou bezmoc, když ho bratři prodávají do otroctví, pak ho žena mocného muže falešně obviní ze znásilnění až nakonec skončí ve vězení. Bůh ale Josefa neopouští a nakonec ho z vězení vyseká a stane se z něho mocný muž na faraonově dvoře. A v tomhle díle se dozvíte, jak se Josef zachová, když se vítr otočí a jeho bratři za ním přijdou prosit o jídlo. CELÝ DÍL NAJDETE NA: https://herohero.co/pastoralbrothers

Tentokrát jsme řešili Advent. A pak jak chudák Izrael měl dost velký trable se svými dětmi. Takže se můžete "těšit" na příběh znásilnění, nucený svatby, spoustu obřízek, vyvraždění města, praotce Judu kupující si prostitutku, aniž by měl na zaplacení. Zkrátka krásný, poetický, biblický příběh o chlapech blbcích a hustých ženách. Celý díl najdete tady: https://herohero.co/pastoralbrothers

Znáte podcast Sociální Pivo? Jakub Marek a Jan Desenský si povídají o sociálních službách a u toho pijí pivo. To nám je samozřejmě sympatické, protože my si u piva povídáme o Bibli. Tak jsme si dali cross✝️over. Navíc jsou bratří z Armády spásy, takže jsme si měli fakt o čem povídat. Celý díl najdete tady: https://herohero.co/pastoralbrothers

Karel si tento díl náramně užil. Sice jsme se chvíli bavili o Izákovi, ale jinak jsme celou dobu řešili Jákoba, jehož jméno znamená podrazák. Hahaha. A jinak jsme si povídali o tom, zda může mít v zákoně dva různé názvy jedna úprava, aneb vypadá to jako manželství, ale je to partnerství. #paskvil Celý díl najdete na https://herohero.co/pastoralbrothers

Celý díl najdete na https://herohero.co/pastoralbrothers Máme pro vás minisérii Povedená rodinka. Bůh si totiž vybral jednu rodinu, skrze kterou přinese celému světu požehnání. Prvním z té rodiny je Abraham, o kterém se traduje, že je to praotec všech věřících. Často se o něm dočtete, jaký je to příklad správné víry. Jenže Abraham má taky pár kostlivců ve skříni a my jsme v tomhle podcastu vytáhli na světlo.

Možná to některé z vás překvapí, ale Bible je kniha plná emocí! Těch pozitivních, ale samozřejmě i těch velmi negativních. Žalm 137 je plný bolesti, se kterou se jeho autor svěřuje Bohu. Žalm, který promlouvá do aktuálního dění na Ukrajině a Izraeli. Jo a pokud vás zajímá, jestli je Michal David žalmista pusťte si tento díl.

Co se to děje na Katolické fakultě? Proč to vůbec zajímá dva evangelické faráře? Proč to zajímá všechny křesťany? A proč by to mělo zajímat právě vás? Protože svoboda, respekt, demokracie, diskuze..., ale to vám poví člověk nejpovolanější, Benedikt Mohelník.

Istanbulská úmluva je největší strašák poslední doby pro mnohé politiky, církevníky a všechny, co jsou proti všemu. Nerozumíme tomu, proč se úmluvy tolik lidí bojí. Není totiž nic křesťanštějšího než to, že se ženy nebijí, a že se máme zastávat oběti proti násilníkovi. Pokud se chcete dozvědět, co v úmluvě proti násilí doopravdy je, proč se jí fakt nemusíme bát a co udělat pro to, aby byla ratifikována i u nás, pusťte si tento díl. Odkaz zde: https://hlasprotinasili.cz/

POZVÁNKA: 3.5. od 19:00 ve Vinohradském pivovaru křtíme Boží příběhy, tak se stavte na pivo a bibli! Vyrazili jsme do Ostravy na Podcastový marathon, kde jsme poprvé nahrávali před živým publikem. Tenhle díl je delší než normálně, protože jsme se rozpovídali a taky jsme odpovídali na otázky. Fanoušek nám poslal skvělá piva, která nám skoro jako vždy chutnala, a za to po nás chtěl, abychom probrali rozpory v Bibli. Dáváme si pozor, abychom nedopadli jako Ned Flanders, který dodržoval všechna přikázání i ta, která si protiřečí. Probrali jsme, jak jde dohromady přikázání Nezabiješ a vyhlazování národů, jak je možné, že se slušným křesťanům dějí zlé věci a co Ježíš a násilí, když to byl přeci hipík v kristuskách.

Karel dokončuje tématem země svoji sérii o elementech v Bibli. Na začátku jsme ale probrali vládní plán ohledně daní. Napadlo nás, že když se budou snižovat daně na hazard, že bychom rozjeli ruletu v kostele. Třeba by se nám zvedla účast na bohoslužbách? Pak jsme probrali, jaký tvar má země v představách biblických autorů. Kolik významů vůbec země v Bibli má. A že nebe a země nemusí být protiklady, že jsou spíš v napětí. Máme novou knihu Boží příběhy aneb biblické bizáry. Koupit si ji můžete tady: atrosmedia.cz/tituly/83195812/bozi-pribehy-aneb-biblicke-bizary-od-pastoral-brothers/

Patří děti do bistra? A patří děti do kostela? Aneb náš velikonoční díl, kde jsme probrali prakticky celý velikonoční týden. Bez pomlázek, bez zeleného piva. Zato s vjezdem, poslední večeří, křížem a prázdným hrobem. Požehnané Velikonoce!

Je Hospodin Pán větrů? A co má společného duch, dech a vítr v Bibli? V tomhle díle jsme se zaměřili na další z elementů - vzduch. Než jsme ale začali foukat do mikrofonů a dělat další zvukové efekty, tak jsme se pobavili o demonstraci na Václaváku a že jejich slova byly jako plevy hnané větrem. Tenhle díl si ideálně užijete někde na vrcholu kopce za pořádného vichru. Tentokrát jsme místo piva měli cider až z dalekého Irska, čímž děkujeme našemu fanouškovi Markovi Kubitovi.s

Konečně jste se dočkali. Natočili jsme díl o sexu. Aneb dvěma bílým heterosexuálním mužům ve středním věku nezbývá nic jiného, než o sexu mluvit. A o čem? O složitosti genderu a že být LGBTI+ není hřích, ale sexuální násilí 100% je a viník je pouze násilník. Jo a o Aleně ve spacáku

Nový díl Beer&Bible je o ohni v Bibli. Karel tak pokračuje ve své sérii o elementech. Probrali jsme taky nového prezidenta, že to nesmí být nový mesiáš a že se těšíme až na něj budeme dělat memečka a psát jízlivé tweety. Zatím nám ale nedal moc příležitostí. Oheň v Bibli má důležitou funkci - je to spojnice mezi zemí a nebem. Bůh se v ohni zjevuje, ale oheň není Bohem. Skrze ohnivé oběti se s Bohem komunikuje. S pokorou mu děkujete za bohatou úrodu a pokud nepřichází, tak ho zkoušíte ukecat nějakou šťavnatou obětí. Někteří zkoušeli zapálit i svoje děti. Jakub nadhodil něco o atomové energii a zelené budoucnosti, ale Karel kontroval tím, že Bůh fandí spalovacím motorům, protože Eliáše vzal na nebesa právě v ohnivém voze.

Oregon is pretty close to my own personal idea of perfection. It has a little bit of everything, from vibrant, engaging cities, to sweeping, picturesque coastlines, and mountain high deserts. While the landscape is fascinating, the people and the culture might surpass it. Tucked into the northwestern corner of this Pacific Northwest gem of a state is a city with an outsized beer reputation. Today we're exploring Portland, Oregon. Known for its outdoor friendly lifestyle, craft breweries, coffee scene, and the looming presence of nearby Mount Hood, Portland is vibrant, lively, and full of character and characters. And in this episode, we explore not only the great local beer scene but the cast of characters who have put Portland firmly in the center of any discussion about the world's greatest beer cities. And to do so, we're joined today by perhaps the two best sources for the local beer scene.Jeff Alworth is a long-time beer writer, author of several books, including The Beer Bible, and the co-host of the Beervana Podcast. He has taught courses about beer and the business of beer and has freelanced for a bunch of publications. He is also one of the last beer bloggers standing. Jeff frequently posts his thoughts on beer, culture, and business at his award-winning blog, Beervana. He is a passionate advocate for all things Portland beer and we're lucky to have him this week to help guide us. Our second guest is Ezra Johnson-Greenough, who is the founder of The New School, which is a great webmagazine covering beer and cider in Oregon and Washington. New School is the kind of resource that every beer loving region would be lucky to have and as Jeff says, Ezra is the most plugged in source to the beer happenings in Portland you'll find. A native Portlander, Ezra covers beer industry news, style trends, and does interviews and offers commentary, along with organizing festivals and events. Stay tuned at the end of the episode to hear my favorite local place to have a beer and the place is a true character itself. No one episode could hope to capture all that Portland has to offer but that's not our purpose on this show. We're here to talk about the best of Portland's beer scene. So let's get our Portland visit started with special guests Jeff Alworth and Ezra Johnson-Greenough.This Episode is Sponsored by:Pub Culture BeercationsStop living vicariously through other people's social media posts and get out and make some memories of your own! Join Pub Culture Beercations for one of our upcoming tours and start exploring the world one pint at a time with us. Visit PubCultureBeercations.com for more information.For original articles or to read the vast archives or to check out All About Beer.  follow us on Twitter @allaboutbeer and Instagram @allaboutbeer. Support Journalism by visiting our Patreon Page. Host: Andy Crouch Guests: Jeff Alworth, Ezra Johnson-Greenough Sponsor: Pub Culture Beercations Tags: Portland, Oregon Beer, Beervana, Oregon beer ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Vejdou vojenský kaplan, školní kaplan a evangelický farář do místnosti s mikrofony a tohle vznikne. Rozhovor s vojenským kaplanem podplukovníkem Pavlem Rumlem o duchovní službě v armádě ČR. Také jsme probrali generála Pavla a Andrejovo předvolební křesťanství.

Tenhle díl jsme natáčeli při sčítání hlasů z první kola prezidentských voleb. Byli jsme dost napjatí, ale nakonec to dobře dopadlo. A když jsou ty volby, tak jsme se zaměřili na biblické krále. Jsou vynášeni do nebes, nebo to jsou jen taková znouzectnost? Co všechno pokazili Saul, David a Šalamoun? A proč měl Ježíš na kříži napsáno Král židů.

Tentokrát jsme u piva nefilosofovali jen dvou, ale naše řady posílila Kamila Kopřivová alias Rabínka v zácviku. Povídali jsme si o křesťanských Vánocích a židovské Chanuce. Co mají společného? Řešili jsme taky, které tradice máme rádi a proč některé Vánoční zvyky hejtíme. Na jedné důležité věci jsme se shodli.

O Advent očekáváme druhý Ježíšův příchod, neboli Boží soud. Proto bychom měli probrat peklo a otázku, kdo v něm skončí. Vydejte se s námi až do podsvětí. Co myslíte? Je v pekle prázdno, nebo plno? Budou spaseni všichni lidé, nebo jen Boží věrní? A kdo o tom rozhoduje? Samé ocásky.

Karel pokračuje ve svém povídání o vodě v Bibli. Na začátku jsme se ale věnovali prezidentské kandidátce Daně Nerudové a její přítomnosti na Pochodu za demokracii 17. listopadu. Stáli jsme hned za ní, i když to možná mělo být naopak. :) Probrali jsme vodu jako symbol rituální očisty. Odkud se vzal křest v Jordánu a proč se měli Izraelci omývat po poluci. Potom jsme probrali vodu jako duchovní občerstvení a na to navazuje symbol "živé vody". Není to stejná živá voda jako v pohádce o Jiříkovi. Probrali jsme taky, co Ježíš a voda. Proč si plive do dlaní při uzdravení slepce nebo jak chodí po vodě, aby ukázal učedníkům svou moc. A na závěr jsme se zaměřili na křest. Jak jsme ho my prožívali, jak mu rozumí Bible a proč by mohl být problém, že byl Ježíš pokřtěn. Dostalo se i na naše heretické přemýšlení o Ježíši a hříchu.

Podle Bible je svoboda základní lidské právo. AKORÁT ŽE VŮBEC! Ale v Ježíši Kristu jsme všichni svobodní!!! Že to nedává smysl? Vítejte v Bibli. Díl o svobodě, otroctví v Bibli, falešném mesiáši, který chce zachránit jen sám sebe a pravém mesiáši, který sám sebe nezachránil, ale druhé ano.

Pivo máme rádi, to jste si asi všimli. A někdy játra překvapíme vodou. A co na vodu říká Bible? V tomhle díle se podíváme na vodu jako na zdroj nebezpečí, ve kterém sídlí zlý had Levijátan. Na déšť jako Boží požehnání, ale i jako Boží trest. A taky jsme zjistili, že v pekle nebude žádný oheň ale tma a vlhko. Vodě se budeme věnovat ještě v jednom dílu. Zdaleka všechno jsme neprobrali. Moc děkujeme dárci za domácí IPA. Už jste si asi všimli, co máme rádi. Kdybyste nám chtěli poslat pivo do podcastu, tak budeme moc rádi.

Plodnost je Boží dar, ale neplodnost není Boží trest. Že je to nekonzistentní? Vítejte v Bibli. Video o neplodných pramatkách, náhradním mateřství pomocí sexuálních otrokyň a o tom, že jestli chcete děti nebo ne, nikomu nic není!

Karel zase nevěděl, jaké biblické téma zpracovat a při pohledu z okna ho napadlo, co třeba stromy. Zdálo by se, že to jich tam moc není. Na začátku jsou dva - Strom života a Strom poznání dobrého a zlého. V Bibli jich je ale mnohem víc. Najedete tam stromy jako místa, kde se lze setkat s Bohem. Kam Abraham přijde, tak postaví u nějakého stromu oltář Hospodinu. Chudák Abšalom se zachytil svými vlasy do větví stromů a pak ho probodli. A o milé z Písně písní se říká, že je krásná jako palma. To nezní jako moc lichotka, co? V knize Soudců je krásné podobenství o tom, jak si stromy volí svého krále a žádný z nich to na sebe nechce vzít, jen trnitý keř s tím souhlasí... Ježíš to se stromy měl dost složité, třeba proklel chudák fíkovník. Zasloužil si to? To a ještě mnohem víc věcí vám povíme v našem podcastu. Tentokrát pijeme ostravské pivo Ogar. P.S. Nominovali jste nás na Křišťálovou lupu. Dejte nám prosím hlas na webu kristalova.lupa.cz/hlasovani/

Chtěli jste alkohol v Bibli, tak tady máte alkohol v Bibli. Očekáváme, že videem zklameme všechny. Ty, kteří od nás čekají požehnání pro své chlastání. I ty, kteří čekají, že alkohol na základě Bible zakážeme. Bible je totiž v této otázce jako vždy nejednoznačná. Přejeme příjemný poslech. Na zdraví. Pokud nám chcete poslat nějaké pivo do podcastu, tak ho pošlete na tuto adresu: Pastoral Brothers, U Pošty 6, Praha 8 - Libeň, 180 00.

Pamatujete si na to, co se vám dneska zdálo? A o čem se vám zdá? Jsou to hezké sny, kde si odpočinete. Nebo to je samý boj, konflikt, létání a padání? Anebo jsou plné erotiky? Letos pro vás máme připravenou podcastovou sérii Beer&Bible. V každém dílu na začátku ochutnáme nějaké pivo, pak probereme biblické téma a nakonec ještě jako faráři okomentujeme aktuální dění ve společnosti. První díl je o snech v Bibli. Samotné nás udivilo, jak je to častý jev a jak velký vliv mají sny na některé biblické postavy. Sám Bůh se dokonce ve snech zjevuje! Doufáme, že si tenhle díl užijete a že nám pošlete svůj typ na pivo anebo biblické téma.

Known as Beervana for a reason, Portland, Oregon is maybe the premier beer destination city in the United States. Summer Craig recently spent some time getting to know the beers of the Pacific Northwest, and he got some help from accomplished beer writer Jeff Alworth. The Beer Bible author gives us the story of Portland's beer proclivities and how they don't always follow the national trends. Also, Jeff gives us good Portland beer history, explains how the hazy trend might've actually started out west, and tells us whether or not “smoothie sours” made it into the recent reprinting of his book. We also review five stellar beers from Portland breweries, yell stuff at HackerMan, conceptualize Inkblot Brewing, and try to solve a beer snob mystery. Jeff Alworth Interview (00:14:58 - 00:51:24) Beers Reviewed Breakside Brewery w/ Barley Brown's Beer - WanderJack (American IPA) Ruse Brewing - Wolves in the Rain (West Coast IPA) Wayfinder Beer - Original Cold IPA Little Beast Brewing - Dream State (Foeder-aged Ale w/ strawberries) Upright Brewing Company - Pathways (Blended saison)

Over a century ago, walking down the streets of Newark, constant reminders of Newark's preeminent brewing and beermaking industry would have scattered the landscape. Massive factories like Ballantine's and Kruger's would have churned out hundreds of barrels of lager and ale each day. Ornate mansions built by the owners and executives of these brands dotted neighborhoods. That is to say nothing about the hundreds of bars, taverns, and taprooms throughout the different ethnic communities throughout the city. While many have ascribed Newark's success with brewing to the water flowing from the Appalachian Highlands to the city, the story is really a demographic one. Newark was host to English, Scots-Irish, German, Polish, and Irish (Catholic) immigrants, all with proven beer cultures that they brought from the Old World. It was this great demand for beer along with the requisite know-how that launched the city into the pantheon of great American beer cities. Nevertheless, a combination of Prohibition, deindustrialization, and a mass exodus of many of these same immigrant groups all but hollowed out Newark's brewing industry. The only remnant of that industry, for decades, was the Anheuser-Busch plant that straddles the Newark-Elizabeth border. Steve Hughes, co-owner and operator of Newark Local Beer, is looking to turn this narrative around. Launched in 2021, Newark Local Beer sits at the base of Walker House on Broad Street and offers over ten different beers on site. Steve came onto the podcast to discuss his vision, why he is brewing in Newark, and what the brewery has in store for the city. Guest:Steve Hughes—Steve and his wife, Miller, are the owners of Newark Local Beer. He was born and raised in Hanover, New Hampshire. Miller grew up in Shaker Heights, Ohio. The couple now reside in Montclair, New Jersey with their two children. Background & Articles:Newark Local Beer website: hereNJ.com Article about the brewery: hereNorth Jersey Media Group's 9 Fun Things to Do in North Jersey: hereMontclair Brewery: hereFour City Brewing Company: here Departed Soles Brewing Company: hereGhost Hawk Brewing Company: hereAlementary Brewing Company: hereHackensack Brewing Company: hereJack's Abby: hereExhibit A Brewing: hereTrace Brewing (in Bloomfield): hereBrief History of the Beer Revival: hereQuote:“Beer is never a settled matter, and beer styles never live forever. As craft brewing has revived interest in taste and variety, we're seeing preferences diverge from country to country. . . . Belgians are making hoppy beers, and Americans are making Belgian ales. The French are making cask ale, and the British are discovering craft lager. These trends get fed back into the cultural mill, shifting and mutating until they've created something yet again different and new. We can't know how beer will taste in fifty years except to say this: It won't taste like it does now.”—The Beer Bible by Jeff Alworth

If you're a beer enthusiast, you've likely come across Jeff Alworth at some point. The longtime blogger, journalist, author, and podcaster is one of the most valued in the country, and his research and storytelling is nearly unmatched. This isn't meant to be hyperbole, as the reason Jeff and I are talking on this episode is because we got to catch up as he traveled the country to promote the second edition of his book, The Beer Bible. We sat down outside at Asheville, North Carolina's Zillicoah Beer Company, to talk about his book and his own education and growth as a journalist and human. In the first half of this conversation you'll learn about what went into creating The Beer Bible and then recreating new parts of it for its new edition, and on the back half we chat about what it means to explore ideas of beer today, whether that's the hops that go into a beer, or the way we think about styles. And if you haven't yet read, heard, or met Jeff, I hope this conversation is a worthy introduction to someone who is kind and meaningful in their work and how they move in the world. We can learn a lot about beer by reading and listening to Jeff's work, but I hope this episode helps you appreciate him as a person as well.

Jeff Alworth, an award-winning beer writer based in Portland, Oregon is our guest this week. Jeff has authored five books on beer, The Widmer Way, The Secrets of Master Brewers, Cider Made Simple, Beer Tasting Tool Kit, and The Beer Bible. A second edition of the Beer Bible was released in September 2021, and we took the opportunity to discuss beer broadly and through a social lens. We explore evolutions within the brewing world, fluidity of beer styles, how the proliferation of information on traditional Scandinavian and Baltic beers impacted his thinking of farmhouse ales, and how his telling of beer history has shifted. Whether you're new to beer or have tried 10,000 beers The Beer Bible is an inviting, enriching read. Jeff publishes almost daily on his blog Beervana, which you'll find linked in the episode notes. And that's where our conversation kicks off. Find Jeff Alworth: Beervana Blog | Podcast Beer Bible 2nd Edition Twitter Find Heavy Hops: Website (Listen to all episodes and access detailed show notes!) Facebook Instagram Twitter Support The Show By Donating Episode Art and HH Logo By: Bryn Gleason Audio editing, mix and mastering: Esben Willems/Studio Berserk Music by: Sam Cangelosi Please Subscribe to our podcast via your preferred listening platform. Rate and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts to help others find us! Support The Show By Donating. Give the gift of HH by sharing our episodes on social media! Small actions such as these go a long way in helping others find us!

The first episode of 2022 (and 10,000th listen!) features beer blogger Jeff Alworth. Jeff is a blogger/author living in Portland, Oregon. He is the author of The Beer Bible (1 & 2), Cider Made Simple, The Widmer Way, Beer Tasting Tool Kit, and The Secrets of Master Brewers. His writing is renowned in the industry and he's a wealth of knowledge and a great guy to have a beer with. We talk about the explosion and evolution of craft beer over the last decade, how the Widmer Brothers shaped Craft Beer in Portland and what he's learned from traveling for beer. The Beer Bible 2nd Edition breaks down into 4 parts: The History, The Variety, The Curiosity and The Pleasure. We talk trends, cannabis companies getting into beer, unique farmhouse styles in Lithuania and his favorite author(s). Give him a follow on IG and Twitter: @jeff.alworth @beervana - jeffalworth.com - @beervanapod

This week Brewery Travels heads to one of the nation's craft beer hubs: Portland, Oregon. Joining Joel this week are Jeff Alworth (Beer writer, blogger, podcaster, and author of The Beer Bible) and Lisa Morrison (Co-owner of Belmont Station and former beer writer and podcaster who has the nickname “Beer Goddess”). The trio talk about several topics, ranging from why Portland became a city that spearheaded the craft beer movement, changes they have both witnessed to the beer scene, and the ups and downs of the pandemic for local breweries. You can follow Jeff on Twitter: @beervana or Instagram: @jeff.alworth Joel has visited over 700 breweries across 44 states plus Washington D.C. and has been able to make connections with many amazing individuals because of his travels. He is currently living on the road with his family, constantly “exploring more content and doing extensive research” (which just means visiting breweries and drinking beer)! The goal of Brewery Travels is to provide more information about craft beer scenes from around the country and shine a light on some of the excellent individual breweries that call these cities home.  From Portland, Maine to San Diego, California. Austin, Texas to Duluth, Minnesota. The bright lights of New York City to the farmland of rural Iowa. Brewery Travels plans to run the gauntlet of locations, providing in-depth information on as many places as possible. With episodes coming out weekly on Thursdays, Brewery Travels is where you can get your fix if you enjoy a craft beer or traveling. Cheers! Follow Joel's travels on social media: Twitter: @brewerytravels Instagram: @brewery_travels Website: www.thebrewerytravels.com A Production of The Sota Pod Episode 19: Portland, OR - Featuring Jeff Alworth & Lisa Morrison

Show notes from Host John Holl:I met Jeff Alworth in the comments section of his blog, Beervana. A decade ago I had written an article for a newspaper and Alworth had thoughts and took the piece to task. He was wrong, of course, so like any keyboard warrior, I logged on and defended my digital honor. We became friends shortly after.  If you are interested in beer, you likely know Alworth. He's internationally respected writer and authority on beer.  He has a deep respect for beer styles, history, tradition, and craftsmanship.  The first addition of the beer bible has sold over 125,000 copies and the second edition, according to workman, the publisher is “the most comprehensive guide to the world of beer, with everything you need to know about what to drink, where, when and why.”  Alworth is author of the Beervana Blog, the The Widmer Way (Ooligan), The Secrets of Master Brewers (Storey), and Cider Made Simple. He is co-host of the Beervana Podcast.  Alworth hails from Portland, Oregon and as he began national book tour to support the new book he spent a few days in New Jersey, staying at my house. You should check out the podcasts he did with Steal This Beer as well as Beer Massif at two book signings for additional context.  With this go around, recorded in my backyard- neighbor's leaf blowers and all – I tried to cover new ground, but mostly just wound up having an enjoyable chat with an old friend." This Episode is sponsored by:NZ HopsNZ Hops, the co-operative of Master Hop Growers are a passionate collective of farms dedicated to innovation and sustainability. Leading the charge in sustainable farm practices, some NZ Hops farms have over five generations of knowledge that inform their composting program, used by growers to promote healthy regenerative growth of hops year upon year. This creates high quality soil, a critical component of healthy growing conditions. At NZ Hops, they feel that sustainability is not only being a steward for the land, but for our future.For more Drink Beer, Think Beer or to check out Beer Edge: The Newsletter for Beer Professionals, follow us on Twitter @thebeeredge and subscribe to our beer industry focused newsletter. There is more information, articles, and engaging content at Beer Edge. Host: John Holl Guest: Jeff Alworth Sponsors:   NZ Hops and The Beer Edge Tags: Beer, Books, IPA, Cask Ale, Brown Ale, Travel, Autumn

Beer writer Jeff Alworth joins us in this opening episode of Season 11, hot on the promotional trail for his latest book.First published in 2015, The Beer Bible is billed as the most comprehensive guide to the world of beer, with everything you need to know about what to drink, where, when and why.The Beer Bible first edition was named best drinks book by the International Association of Culinary Professionals in 2016.The second edition was published in September 2021, so I was keen to ask Jeff what were the biggest changes in brewing in the intervening years.Hailing from one of my favourite cities; Portland, Oregon, Jeff is also founder of the Beervana blog and podcast, where he and Oregon State University economics professor Patrick Emerson discuss beer and the economics of beer.Now I figure some of you may be unfamiliar with Jeff's previous work. So I started by asking him, what is The Beer Bible?

#therichsolution #thebeerbible #jeffalworthJoin Gwen Rich today at 10:00am CT on Mojo50 Radio. Ever wonder if beer, a popular alcoholic beverage is good for you. Jeff Alworth @jeff.alworth, author of “The Beer Bible” will discuss the topic of beer… Find out if beer is good for you? Does this beverage have any health benefits. The topic of discussion, “Beer…Is It A Healthy Alcohol Beverage To Drink”. Listen @ 10:00am CT on:www.mojo50.comiHeart RadioiTunesAppleLive streaming via:YouTube and Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Therichsolution/https://www.youtube.com/c/therichsolution

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 319 with Jeff Alworth creator of The Beer Bible 2nd Edition. It's the ultimate guide to one of the world's oldest, alcoholic beverages. Originally published in 2015, the bestselling, IACP Award-winning first edition took the beer world by storm and established Jeff Alworth as one of the most recognized authorities on beer. But the world of beer has evolved significantly in the past six years. In the fully updated and expanded second edition, Alworth provides a reclassification and explanation of IPAs, details the phenomenon of beer tourism, explores national traditions and how brewers operate in different cultures, and so much more. Lovers of the craft will find this to be the most comprehensive reference guide available, while the book's approachability will charm readers who are just beginning their ale journey.

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 319 with Jeff Alworth creator of The Beer Bible 2nd Edition. It's the ultimate guide to one of the world's oldest, alcoholic beverages. Originally published in 2015, the bestselling, IACP Award-winning first edition took the beer world by storm and established Jeff Alworth as one of the most recognized authorities on beer. But the world of beer has evolved significantly in the past six years. In the fully updated and expanded second edition, Alworth provides a reclassification and explanation of IPAs, details the phenomenon of beer tourism, explores national traditions and how brewers operate in different cultures, and so much more. Lovers of the craft will find this to be the most comprehensive reference guide available, while the book's approachability will charm readers who are just beginning their ale journey.

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 319 with Jeff Alworth creator of The Beer Bible 2nd Edition. It's the ultimate guide to one of the world's oldest, alcoholic beverages. Originally published in 2015, the bestselling, IACP Award-winning first edition took the beer world by storm and established Jeff Alworth as one of the most recognized authorities on beer. But the world of beer has evolved significantly in the past six years. In the fully updated and expanded second edition, Alworth provides a reclassification and explanation of IPAs, details the phenomenon of beer tourism, explores national traditions and how brewers operate in different cultures, and so much more. Lovers of the craft will find this to be the most comprehensive reference guide available, while the book's approachability will charm readers who are just beginning their ale journey.

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 319 with Jeff Alworth creator of The Beer Bible 2nd Edition. It's the ultimate guide to one of the world's oldest, alcoholic beverages. Originally published in 2015, the bestselling, IACP Award-winning first edition took the beer world by storm and established Jeff Alworth as one of the most recognized authorities on beer. But the world of beer has evolved significantly in the past six years. In the fully updated and expanded second edition, Alworth provides a reclassification and explanation of IPAs, details the phenomenon of beer tourism, explores national traditions and how brewers operate in different cultures, and so much more. Lovers of the craft will find this to be the most comprehensive reference guide available, while the book's approachability will charm readers who are just beginning their ale journey.

Episode 339 - Jeff Alworth is back with a revised Beer Bible Happy Monday, Thieves! This week's show feels like the Before Times in the very best of ways. We gathered at Carton Brewing on a recent weekend to welcome Jeff Alworth back to Steal This Beer. The Portland, Oregon, resident was on the east coast supporting the 2nd Edition of his best-selling The Beer Bible, and in addition to talking about writing, we go deep into "romantic facts" that surround brewing, lagers and cask ale, and the general merriment that comes with getting together at the pub for proper pints. As a bonus, the black glasses were pulled from the Casse cellar and our pal went deep with some thoughtful selections. Tune in and let us know what you think!***As always, you can email your questions, complaints, whimpers, or whines to us at stealthisbeerpodcast@gmail.com. We read everything we get and we'll try to respond as quickly as we can. If not online, then on air. And THANKS! You can subscribe to STB on iTunes and PLEASE LEAVE US A REVIEW!!! Co-hosts: Augie Carton & John Holl Producer: Justin Kennedy Engineer: Brian Casse Music: "Abstract Concepts - What Up in the Streets" by Black Ant.

This week, Author of The Beer Bible, Jeff Alworth joins Abby in the classroom to help with her lesson plan on breaking down how beer is made. Jeff gives his inside scoop on the top places to visit to get the best tasting beer and one place that most people wouldn't expect. Keep up with Abby after class on Twitter: @AbbyHornacek 

On todays edition of the Beer Massif Podcast Jeff Alworth joins us to talk about all things beer and his new second edition tome of the Beer Bible! Jeff is a writer living in Portland, Oregon. His books include The Widmer Way (Ooligan, Spring 2019), The Beer Bible (Workman), Cider Made Simple (Chronicle), and The Secrets of Master Brewers (Storey). His titles have twice been cited by the North American Guild of Beer Writers as best book and in 2016 the Beer Bible was named best wine, spirits, or beer book by the International Association of Culinary Professionals (IACP). When he's not working on a book, he can be found writing about beer at his blog, Beervana. ( http://www.beervanablog.com/ )He also co-hosts the Beervana Podcast ( https://xraypod.com/show/beervana ) , where he and Oregon State University economics professor Patrick Emerson discuss beer and the economics of beer. In 2018 he began co-teaching the two core courses for The Business of Craft Beverage at Portland State University Jeff regularly gives educational speeches, guided tastings, and corporate presentations. Contact him at jeff@beervanablog.com to schedule a booking.

Sunday, 11pm EDT Craft Beer Cast on AM 970 the Answer. My guest is Jeff Alworth, author of the Beer Bible Vol 2. New beers from Coronado and Troegs. Dates for the AC Beer and Music Festival have been announced. Weyerbacher Brewing has a home brewing contest. South 40 Brewing anniversary party details. Also NJCB night at Paragon Tap and Table. My Visit to Source Brewing for the collab between them and Screamin Hill. Plus the return of Hersheys Chocolate Porter. And Five Boroughs Brewing announces distro to NJ through remarkable liquids. #metalforever #drinklocal #drinkcraftnotcrap #stouts #ipas #lagers #ales #sours #hops #pilsners #porters #gastropub #speakeasy  #growler #beer #jerseybeers #fcancer #smallbusinessowners #beerfestivals #beertours #music #savenjbeer #podcasts #crowlers See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy is all about lagers! On the show, Jeff Alworth, author of The Beer Bible, and Jack Hendler, the co-owner of Jack's Abby Craft Lagers in Framingham, Massachusetts, talk about everything from the brewing process to the history and future of craft lagers. Jimmy kicks us off by asking Jack why he chose to brew lagers. Jack dives into the real lack of lagers on the American craft beer market today. Jeff explains how a rise in Hazy IPAs among other things necessitated a refresh of The Beer Bible. He also dives into the process of decoction and how a single vs. triple decoction beer might differ. Jack and Jeff both launch into a discussion of Hoppy Lagers, including those brewed at Jack's Abby Craft Lagers and those written about in The Beer Bible. Jimmy notes the Craft malt conference in Portland, ME, on February 18th and 19th. Then, the gang discussed how locally grown barley is shifting the malt scene. After the break, Jack shares 200+ year old breweries in Germany are starting to create IPAs inspired by American craft beer. Jeff encourages the beer connoisseurs of the world to travel to England, Germany, and more surprisingly Lithuania. Jeff chronicles his journey from university research all the way to receiving his (self-proclaimed) Ph.D. in beer. Jeff asks Jack if he has a cold IPA, and Jack asks Jeff his view on the future of Lagers. Jack and Jeff finish off the episode admiring the joys of enjoying a lager in a pub. Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Beer Sessions Radio by becoming a member!Beer Sessions Radio is Powered by Simplecast.

There's a looming government shutdown staring us in the face...does anyone care? Jeff Alworth, author of The Beer Bible 2nd Edition, joins the Daily Mojo to talk about the life-giving miracle beverage and what's changed since the 1st Edition. Cesar Ybarra ( @ybarracesar91 Freedomworks.com ) joins us to discuss the budget crisis, the infrastructure deal and more. Our Director of Global Security, David G, brings his amazing storytelling skills to the program once again and never ceases to amaze. Plus it's day 563 of 15 days to flatten the curveYou can watch us live on Facebook (for now), Youtube, Mojo 5-0 TV, or listen live on Mojo 5-0 Radio on iHeartRadio or on our website at Mojo50.com.

Doug Miles talks with Jeff Alworth Author “The Beer Bible 2nd Edition” on “Talk Across America”. Book link available at www.dougmilesmedia.com

The Beer Bible 2nd Edition will be available a week from today. Here's the skinny on everything that's new. It's a lot!

As we continue in this series of hearing from microchurch leaders and the stories they have to tell, we are joined in this episode by Derek Scanlon of Beer & Bible, and more recently - Whiskey Club. You will hear how despite any judgements or false assumptions from others in the Christian sphere regarding alcohol and ministry, they've been able to create a space of trust, vulnerability, and an openness to investigate scripture and the person of Jesus - often for the first time. Resources mentioned: Underground's Training Resources for missionaries and Microchurches by Brian Sanders.

In Episode 1 of The Drinkable Globe Podcast, host Jeff Cioletti welcomes Portland, Oregon-based beer writer Jeff Alworth, author of The Beer Bible and creator of the Beervana blog. Alworth offers an insider's guide to drinking in PDX and shares some of his bucket-list beer destinations around the world.

Jeff Alworth Author of The Beer Bible – Craft Beer Podcast Episode 1  Episode 1 was first published June 20, 2016 as an episode of the Portland Beer Podcast In this episode of the Craft Beer Podcast our Host Steven Shomler visits with Jeff Alworth Author of The Beer Bible, The Widmer Way, The Secrets of Master Brewers, The Beer Tasting Quick Reference Guide, & Cider Made Simple. Jeff is also the Founder of the Beervana Blog and Host of the Beervana Podcast.  Apple Podcasts – You can subscribe to The Craft Beer Podcast on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-portland-beer-podcast/id1122710910?i=1000445536461 iHeartRadio - You can subscribe to The Craft Beer Podcast on iHeartRadio - https://www.iheart.com/podcast/263-the-portland-beer-podcast-47520116/ Spotify - You can subscribe to The Craft Beer Podcast on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/07lsGwMXcKAT5Am2riGAAA Go to https://www.portlandbeerpodcast.com/   and https://www.thecraftbeerpodcast.com/  to see the other 100 + episodes we have created and shared. Follow Jeff Alworth Websites – https://www.beervanablog.com/ http://www.jeffalworth.com/ Instagram Jeff Alworth - https://www.instagram.com/jeff.alworth/ Twitter Jeff Alworth - https://twitter.com/Beervana/ Beervana Podcast: Apple Podcasthttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beervana-podcast/id997101671 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/7GHrOdxYcbTQyEZxzkjTUu Facebook – Beervana Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/109290172427541/ The Craft Beer Podcast 411 The Craft Beer Podcast is brought to you by the Culinary Treasure Network, and this episode was at Culmination Brewing in Portland, Oregon Steven Shomler is the Host and Creator of the Craft Beer Podcast.  You Can Listen to the Craft Beer Podcast on the Craft Beer Podcast website itself, on Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Spotify, Amazon Music / Amazon Podcasts, Player FM, CLNS Media Network, Libsyn – Liberated Syndication, Stitcher, Tune In, Radio Public, the Radio.com mobile app, , and many other podcasts outlets. Many thanks to Ken Wilson a true Media Maestro for his excellent sound engineering and editing!  Follow The Craft Beer Podcast  Website - https://www.thecraftbeerpodcast.com/ Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-portland-beer-podcast/id1122710910?i=1000445536461 iHeartRadio - https://www.iheart.com/podcast/263-the-portland-beer-podcast-47520116/ Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/07lsGwMXcKAT5Am2riGAAA Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/TheCraftBeerpodcast  Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/craftbeerpodcast/ Twitter – https://twitter.com/CrftBeerPodcast The Culinary Treasure Podcast The Craft Beer Podcast has a sister podcast - the Culinary Treasure Podcast https://www.culinarytreasurepodcast.com/   #TheCraftBeerPodcast #PortlandBeerPodcast