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On the Hop Forward Podcast this week we talk with Greg Avola, CEO of the popular beer check-in app, Untappd, which celebrates its 10th birthday this week, discussing everything from big data, review culture and why 4pm is officially Beer O’Clock. Twelve years ago, my wife and I started a list that we stuck to our fridge called ‘Beers We Have Known and Loved’. The idea was simple: for every beer we’d purchased from The Dram Shop, a small independent retailer of microbrewed beers, fine wines and world whiskies, we’d write down the name of the beer, a comment and rate the beer out of 10. Needless to say, that piece of paper has long disappeared but the memory of one particular German beer remains etched on my mind over a decade on. Simply called Beer Rauchen, or ‘Smoke Beer’ in English, this black liquid did not have the sublime subtle smoked-sausage-meets-breakfast-ceral taste often associated with the style, but rather - as my scathing review testified - ‘tastes like fag ash!’ 0/10. You could argue that this humble lined-sheet of A4 was a precursor to websites such as RateBeer or apps such as Untappd. The idea of keeping a log of things you love - or, in this case, loathe - isn’t new. Beer tickers throughout the years have journal after journal entries containing reviews of the latest guest ale down the local, beers revered at festivals and casual comments from evenings in by the fire on a cold winter’s night with a bottle of something dark and heartwarming. In the privacy of, to keep such a record of my personal opinions is neither here nor there. But how does that translate in the digital age where reviews are open to interpretation, public for all to see, and grant direct access and dialog to the producers themselves? These are questions Greg Avola, CEO of Untappd, has had to wrestle with for the last ten years. Untappd is an app that allows users to keep track of their beers and allows for open conversations surrounding those check-ins, familiar to most brewers and beer fans alike for a variety of reasons. I’ve yet to meet a brewer who hasn’t felt the eurphic hit as a shot of dopamine pulses through their veins due to a string of positive reviews, and then - in the next instance - has been hit in the gut by a punchy offhand comment that seems unjustified on every level. Whatever your relationship with Untappd, there’s no denying that it does what it does very well and is collecting vast amounts of data regarding worldwide beer trends, which will prove invaluable over the coming months and years. And who hasn’t enjoyed reading some of the worst reviews from keyboard warriors and armchair detectives as featured on the Worst Beer Blog. In honour of Untappd turning 10, we’ve introduced a little feature we think you’ll enjoy…! Stay tuned. --- Find out more from Hop Forward and our partners… Follow is on Social Media: Facebook / Instagram / Twitter / LinkedIn Visit hopforward.beer for more insights and a range of branding, marketing and business development services to help you and your beer business get ahead. Join our Facebook Community to connect with other industry professionals from across the globe Check out brewing-jobs.com for all the latest jobs and careers across the brewing and beverage industry

 Show Notes News Items (4:00) Pubs & breweries can open again!Limited to 20, must have a meal, some not allowed to open Lion to import White ClawWhere will Seltzer fit in the Australian craft beer scene? Isolation AIBA results Coles vs Beer Drop trademark dispute Hype brewery beers selling outRange, Mountain Culture, Mr Banks Bonsai Brewhouse make Worst Beer BlogFrenchies not far behind... C02 shortages are not an issue in AustraliaFarming & Mining save Australia again! The Tasting Paddle (29:12)CUB double their funding for Save Your Local Asahi takeover of CUB ticked off by FIRB Beer Swag Day Coopers Malt exports up to 35,000 tonnes What We're Drinking (33:12) King River Brew Club Mr Banks Idaho Feels Hop Nation Melbourne Fog Tallboy & MooseUrsa Major, The Fang, Royal Fang, Itty Sticky, Bangkok Nights. Pinkest Pink & Sunray Mountain CultureMoon Dust, Harvest Months, Paperwork & Double Red IPA Obligatory Deeds Kapurkova shoutout! Brewery Deep Dive - Your Mates (44:24) The bolter in the last two Hottest 100's Larry, Sally, Donnie & Macca History of the brewery - far longer that I thought! Ranking of Lagers (58:05) This month we add Bintang from Indonesia to the rankings! The history of the brand is really interesting. The new rankings are as follows: Pilsner Urquell (Czech Republic) Tennent's (Scotland) Carlsberg (Denmark) Quilmes (Argentina) Kingfisher (India) Gullmack (Norway) Sapporo (Japan) Birra Moretti (Italy) Corona (Mexico) Steinlager (New Zealand) Heineken (Netherlands) San Miguel (Philippines) Cantina (El Salvador) Stella Artois (Belgium) Tusker (Kenya) Budweiser (USA) Skopsko (North Macedonia) Tiger (Singapore) Karlovacko (Croatia) Singha (Thailand) Red Stripe (Jamaica) Bintang (Indonesia) Vonu (Fiji) Cusquena (Peru) You Haven't Had #&$! (1:08:21) Coopers MildCoopers Pale Malt, Coopers Yeast, Pride of Ringwood Hops 3.5% ABV Noz's Cellar (1:15:10) Mornington Penisula Cabin FeverCognac Barrel Aged Tripel From the Carwyn Quarantinnies Pack 9.0% ABV Quarantinnies Chat There we have is guys, another podcast in the bag! Thanks for sticking with us if you got this far, we know it was a long one! We've got a few plans that we're hoping to get down in time for the next podcast, so please stay tuned. As we said in the episode we've got new email addresses, so you can get me at angus@beeroclockaustralia.com or Dylan at dylan@beeroclockaustralia.com. Please send your feedback through & we'll be back with you in a month or so! Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

Show Notes News Items (0:30) General COVID-19 discussionQLD good, SA bad Prancing Pony's Run In with SA Police More Awareness for Local Breweries Dans & Coles Both Pass Measures to Assist Small Producers CO2 Shortages in the US ACCC Approve Asahi Takeover of CUB ABAC Complaints Down in Quarter 1 Founders First Increase Their Stake in Jetty Road What We're Drinking (20:46) 3 Ravens Black  Lockdown BeersGetting into routine Supporting local breweries & bottleshops Digging into the cellar Westside Ale Works, The Foreigner Brewing Company Quarantinnies Mountain Culture Deeds Grisette Follow Up Mr Banks Straight to the Fudge Room One Drop Hazy IPA Stomping Ground Hatch Pot Frexi Smokey Sour Ranking of Lagers (44:37) This month we add "The King of Beers"; Budweiser from the USA. The new rankings are as follows: Pilsner Urquell (Czech Republic) Tennent's (Scotland) Carlsberg (Denmark) Quilmes (Argentina) Kingfisher (India) Gullmack (Norway) Sapporo (Japan) Birra Moretti (Italy) Corona (Mexico) Steinlager (New Zealand) Heineken (Netherlands) San Miguel (Philippines) Cantina (El Salvador) Stella Artois (Belgium) Tusker (Kenya) Budweiser (USA) Skopsko (North Macedonia) Tiger (Singapore) Karlovacko (Croatia) Singha (Thailand) Red Stripe (Jamaica) Vonu (Fiji) Cusquena (Peru) Due to some poor planning & our enforced social distancing we didn't have a cellar this month. Hopefully we've kept you up to date with some of the newer interesting beer releases as well as some news. I've had a busy few weeks at work but hope to be pumping out some more Year of the Local posts shortly. In the meantime emails to either gus.norris7@gmail.com or our new address angus@beeroclockaustralia.com. You can now also reach Dylan at dylan@beeroclockaustralia.com. Stay safe everyone! Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

Slackers at the Bar Episode 5: Beer O'clock Join us as we hang out at the bar and catch up This show is brought to you by... https://www.dragonpoweredstudio.com/ Join us on DISCORD: discord.gg/Mct3GuD Twitter: @Slackers_Studio MUSIC USED: Intro/Outro "Tempest" by RhoMusic www.youtube.com/channel/UCm2l0TFmixfahHLxpdyV5Uw Music provided by Non Copyrighted Music: youtu.be/OijNk1pxsgc "The Red Fox Tavern" by Curran Son SOUNDCLOUD - @curran-son FACEBOOK PAGE - www.facebook.com/soncurran/ This Podcast uses these sounds from freesound: Background Theme 1 by Speedenza(freesound.org/people/Speedenza/ ) Many thanks to the producer, Ross Budgen: goo.gl/pFYOG8

Welcome to another episode of the Beer O'Clock Australia podcast. It's our first podcast that we've done remotely, so apologies if there are a few teething issues- although Dylan's done a really good job of editing as usual & we're happy with the results. We'll fine tune the process over the next couple of episodes while we keep trying to bring you content whilst still confined to our respective houses. If this is your first time listening to a Beer O'Clock Australia podcast, welcome! We change the segments up a little each month, however most months we'll discuss some of the latest news from the beer world, we'll talk about some beers that we've been enjoying over the last month & we'll crack something interesting from my cellar. This month we covered the latest COVID-19 beer related news as well as some news from before the world changed irrevocably. We discussed our work trip to the Gold Coast, which involved a lot of beers after the actual work got done, talked about some local new beers & added a new beer to our Ranking of Macro Lagers. We finish off with a Cellar segment with a twist, as we obviously couldn't be in the same room to share a beer.   Show Notes   News Items COVID-19 Causes Chaos with the Beer CalendarEverything is cancelled Industry Pulling TogetherCarwyn Cellars Quarantinnies East Coast Canning - Kegs to Cans Beer Together Keeping Local Alive Matthew Beggs' Spreadsheet link Breweries Making Hand Sanitiser Pregnancy Warning Labels Scrapped ABAC Tightened Compliance Broo Record More Losses (Is this still news?) Hop Products Australia Open New Facility Hop Nation Release J-Juice to Replace Jedi Juice   What We're Drinking (19:30) Gold Coast TripMadocke Gold Coast Black Hops Balter Madocke Cherry Beer Deeds Fear & Loathing in Brewsvegas Deeds Grisette Hop Nation Melbourne Fog & Hop Nation 7 Clouds La Sirene Farmhouse Red  Augustiner Maximator General Quarantine Beer Chat Ranking of Lagers (44:37) Slowly this down for obvious reasons; this month we slot Stella Artois into the rankings The new rankings are as follows: Pilsner Urquell (Czech Republic) Tennent's (Scotland) Carlsberg (Denmark) Quilmes (Argentina) Kingfisher (India) Gullmack (Norway) Sapporo (Japan) Birra Moretti (Italy) Corona (Mexico) Steinlager (New Zealand) Heineken (Netherlands) San Miguel (Philippines) Cantina (El Salvador) Stella Artois (Belgium) Tusker (Kenya) Skopsko (North Macedonia) Tiger (Singapore) Karlovacko (Croatia) Singha (Thailand) Red Stripe (Jamaica) Vonu (Fiji) Cusquena (Peru) Noz's Cellar (55:18) We're delving into both of our cellars this month Noz has a Wildflower Amber Batch 24 Dylan has a Wildflower Amber Batch 23 Compared to tasting notes That's it for another month on the Beer O'Clock Australia podcast. Considering the challenges thrown our way I think this turned out pretty well. We've got some new equipment in bound, which should make our next episode sound a little cleaner as well as giving us the option to record interviews out & about if we go down that route in the future. As usual emails are welcomed with any comments/questions at gus.norris7@gmail.com Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

What a difference a month makes! We recorded this episode in late February when the novel coronavirus COVID-19 was just starting to enter the consciousness. It's amazing how much our world has changed... In any case, I hope all of you out there are looking after yourselves & isolating appropriately.  If this is your first time listening to a Beer O'Clock Australia podcast, welcome! We change the segments up a little each month, however most months we'll discuss some of the latest news from the beer world, we'll talk about some beers that we've been enjoying over the last month & we'll crack something interesting from my cellar. This month we reverted to form. We covered the news (pre COVID-19), we discussed a couple of cracking new Victorian beer releases as well as our impending trip to the Gold Coast (which will be covered on the next episode). We added 3 more beers to our ranking of lagers, it's quite long this month after some debates were entered, as well as our Desert Island 6-pack reappearing in the form of beers released in 2019. As usual we finish of with a bottle from my cellar. Hope you enjoy the episode!  Show Notes News Items Stomping Ground Airport Opens Hard Seltzer Festival Melbourne Uni's Electronic Nose for Beer  We coudln't find the link! Apologies for those looking for it! Killer Sprocket Opening in Bayswater Wolf of the Willows Opening in Mordialloc Ratebeer Awards What We're Drinking (14:34) We're off to the Gold Coast! Deeds Kapurkova Hawkers Late to the Party Ranking of Lagers (20:20) This week we had to slot in Steinlager (New Zealand), Skopsko (North Macedonia) & Karlovacko (Croatia) The New Rankings are as follows: Pilsner Urquell (Czech Republic) Tennent's (Scotland) Carlsberg (Denmark) Quilmes (Argentina) Kingfisher (India) Gullmack (Norway) Sapporo (Japan) Birra Moretti (Italy) Corona (Mexico) Steinlager (New Zealand) Heineken (Netherlands) San Miguel (Philippines) Cantina (El Salvador) Tusker (Kenya) Skopsko (North Macedonia) Tiger (Singapore) Karlovacko (Croatia) Singha (Thailand) Red Stripe (Jamaica) Vonu (Fiji) Cusquena (Peru) Desert Island 6-pack (46:18) Best of 2019! The cross overs this month were:  Mr Banks The Drop #1, Quiet Deeds Survivor Type,  Dylan's X individuals; Cloudwater X White Hag Cairde Gan Teorainneacha, The Winston Black Rye IPA, Collective Arts Blackberry, Cherry, Lemon & Vanilla Sour, Black Arts Golden Ale with Mandarin  Noz's X individuals; Other Half X Monkish The La La, Blackman's Same Day IPA Super Hop, Lanikai Haleakala, Hawkers X Carwyn The Forgotten Casks Honourable Mentions Black Arts Biere de Coupage, Boatrocker DDH IPA, Mr Banks Once Upon a Time in Armadale, Mr Banks X Range Keep the Change, Quiet Deeds Slenderman, Littlebrew Raspberry Lambic, Alvarado Street So Delightful, Molly Rose Tretti Tre, Cheeky Pint Blueberry Raspberry Stout Noz's Cellar (1:09:25) Victory V12 Belgian Quadrupel 12% ABV Cellared for Ages (?5-7 Years) Thumbs Up There we have it guys, a little longer than we would normally like, but in these strange times it's probably not the worst thing to have a little more content than usual. Our podcast can now be found on Spotify, so if that's your preferred platform you're now able to switch over to that. As usual you can contact me at gus.norris7@gmail.com if you have any questions, thoughts or simply want to chat. Stay safe everyone & .... Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

 Show Notes If you're listening to this somewhere with access to a screen, I'd highly recommend having some of these links open: Hottest 100: https://www.gabsfestival.com/h100-2019-aus-main-list 100-200: https://www.gabsfestival.com/h100-2019-aus-next-list Indie List: https://www.gabsfestival.com/h100-2019-aus-indie-list 2019 Beers: https://www.gabsfestival.com/h100-2019-aus-new-list Our Predictions (1:40) 100-91 (8:05) 90-81 (10:50) 80-71 (14:40) 70-61 (17:28) 60-51 (20:48) 50-41 (23:33) 40-31 (27:16) 30-21 (30:38) 20-11 (33:38) Top 10 (36:34) Overall Thoughts/Trends (47:45) There we have it guys, hopefully you enjoyed our analysis of the Hottest 100 beers of 2019. As discussed in the podcast it's a poll that gets unfairly derided from certain sections of the craft beer community. I think it has plenty of merit, as it provides a good snapshot of what people outside the tiny inner bubble are enjoying. Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

The skincare chemists, Gloria and Victoria, are ringing in the new year with some guidelines for those setting 2020 skin goals and some skin resolutions of their own. It's back to regularly scheduled programming with the news, confessions, top tips, Q&A, and animal facts. This week, ingredient relationships, personalization, sleeping masks, and... cassowawho?... 2020 is off to a great start!

 Show Notes News Items (0:15) Balter Sale DiscussionInvestors, Independence, Hottest 100, CUB Portfolio Ballast Point Sale to Kings & Convicts Little World Beverages Buy New Belgium Anderson Valley Becomes Craftier? The Year of Local (18:20) 3 Breweries To Visit (At time of recording)Contract Breweries All Completed I did manage to finish despite Alchemy opening! Geelong & Surrounds Overview The Worst Brewery of the Year? Thunder Road & Temple Yarra Valley Ranking of Lagers (36:20) This week we had to slot in Cantina (El Salvador), Singha (Thailand) & Birra Moretti (Italy) The New Rankings are as follows: Pilsner Urquell (Czech Republic) Tennent's (Scotland) Carlsberg (Denmark) Quilmes (Argentina) Kingfisher (India) Gullmack (Norway) Sapporo (Japan) Birra Moretti (Italy) Corona (Mexico) Heineken (Netherlands) San Miguel (Philippines) Cantina (El Salvador) Tusker (Kenya) Tiger (Singapore) Singha (Thailand) Red Stripe (Jamaica) Vonu (Fiji) Cusquena (Peru) There we have it for another episode of the Beer O'Clock Australia Podcast. As usual you can hit me up at gus.norris7@gmail.com or at our new Facebook page, if you have any questions or feedback. We're hoping to get a couple of special episodes out to you in the next few months, so stay tuned on the podcast feed for those. In the mean time I'm going to keep plugging away on The Year of Local posts, if there are any breweries you'd like to see prioritised let me know & I'll see what I can do! Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

Show Notes   News Items (1:16) Green Beacon sell to Asahi Independent Brands Australia become an ABAC Signatory Beer Cartel Survey results Phil Sexton returns to Matilda Bay - new brewery to open in Healesville Lion to launch a Hard Seltzer Aether Brewery founders to split The Tasting Paddle - Quick News SegmentMoonDog World Sailors Grave @ Mikkeller Beer Celebration Tokyo Tinnies win World Beer Awards Medal Pirate Life Perth Brewpub Liberty Brewing Cleanup at NZ Beer Awards Ranking of Lagers (20:47) This week we had to slot in San Miguel (Philippines), Quilmes (Argentina) & Red Stripe (Jamaica) The New Rankings are as follows: Pilsner Urquell (Czech Republic) Tennent's (Scotland) Carlsberg (Denmark) Quilmes (Argentina) Kingfisher (India) Gullmack (Norway) Sapporo (Japan) Corona (Mexico) Heineken (Netherlands) San Miguel (Philippines) Tusker (Kenya) Tiger (Singapore) Red Stripe (Jamaica) Vonu (Fiji) Cusquena (Peru) What We're Drinking (33:56) Hawaii TripMaui, Honolulu Beerworks, Waikiki, Lanikai, Inu Island Village Bottle Shop High CountryByramine Homestead, Buffalo, Rutherglen, Billson's, Bridge Road, Bright, Malt Shed Noz's Cellar (54:13) Maui Black Pearl (2019)Rum, Bourbon & Brandy Barrel Aged with Coconut Imperial Porter 12% ABV Cellared since August 2019 Thumbs Up There we have it for another episode of the Beer O'Clock Australia Podcast. As usual you can hit me up at gus.norris7@gmail.com or at our new Facebook page, if you have any questions or feedback. We deliberately kept this episode relatively free of Year of the Local stuff as we've got a special episode that is recorded but yet to be released, so keep us in your podcast feed for that! Until next time...   Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

 Show Notes   News Items (0:30) CUB sold to Asahi - $16bn Little Creatures Geelong Expansion ABAC Jedi Juice Ruling Royal Adelaide Beer & Cider Award Results Stomping Ground 3! Opening a Brewery at Melbourne Airport Capital Brewing Opening a Bar at Canberra Airport Zwanze Day Locations Announced Alcohol Free Beers (18:35) Heineken 0, Hollandia 0.0, Weihenstephaner Alkoholfrei Hefeweizen, Adnams Ghost Ship Alcohol Free, Carlton Zero, Erdinger Alkoholfrei  Scouting Report (34:05) Grand Ridge, Bullant, Two Rupees, Urban Alley Desert Island 6-pack (44:50) Australian NEIPA's There were no crossovers this month! Dylan's 6 individuals;CoConspirators The Matriarch, Brendale Industrial Haze, Feral Biggie Juice, Sauce Pazy Hale,  Mash Little NEIPA, Mornington Squid Rising Noz's 6 individuals;CoConspirators The Distributor, Hop Nation Jedi Juice, 3 Ravens/Hop Nation Juicy Jedi, 3 Ravens Galaxy Juicy, Fixation The 86, Mr Banks The Drop #1 Honourable Mentions3 Ravens Juicy, The Mill I Can't Believe It's Not Juice, Westside Weekend Juicy, Bojak Calypso, Modus Operandi Gadzooks, Bonehead Phaze Out Phaze In, Beer Farm Boonta, Beer Land New England Pale Ale.    The next episode is being recorded any day now, so we should have another episode up for you very soon. We've been asked to change the way we name our episodes, as Apple don't want 100's of shows titled "Episode X", so if you have any thoughts on how we should name them going forward we'd love to hear from you. If you've got anything you'd like us to discuss or if you just have some feedback or questions please email gus.norris7@gmail.com. Until next time..   Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

Show Notes News Items (00:30) Westvleteren begin selling beer online Omnipolloscope waxed can Perth Royal Beer Awards - notable results Southern Bay social media issues Ballast Point barrel program being scaled back Stomping Ground Moorabbin to open Scouting Report (12:45) The Year of Local wrap up115 Grill & Brewhouse - not open for lunch on weekends... Moon Dog, Fixation, Molly Rose, Bonehead, Henry St, Flying Horse, Sow & Piglets, Salt, Clifton Hill Ranking of Lagers (25:50) This week we had to slot in Corona (Mexico), Tiger (Singapore) & Tusker (Kenya). The New Rankings are as follows: Pilsner Urquell (Czech Republic) Tennent's (Scotland) Carlsberg (Denmark) Kingfisher (India) Gullmack (Norway) Sapporo (Japan) Corona (Mexico) Heineken (Netherlands) Tusker (Kenya) Tiger (Singapore) Vonu (Fiji) Cusquena (Peru) Desert Island 6-pack (36:42) Imperial Stouts (Russian, American, Milk etc.) The cross overs this month were: Victory Art Brew Ivan,  Dylan's 5 individuals;Founders Imperial Stout, Founders CBS, Boatrocker Ramjet, To Øl Liquid Confidence, Evil Twin Even More Coco Jesus Noz's 5 individuals;Hoppin' Frog B.O.R.I.S The Crusher, Founders KBS, Firestone Walker Parabola, De Struise Black Albert, Evil Twin Even More Jesus Honourable MentionsTo Øl Pineapple Express, Dieu du Ciel Peche Mortel Noz's Cellar (47:36) De Cam Nectarine Lambiek40kg of Nectarines per 100L Nectarines vs Peaches?  6.0% ABV Cellared since May 2019 Thumbs Up Thanks again for listening guys, hope you enjoyed the latest episode. As usual you can get in touch with us by emailing; gus.norris7@gmail.com or Beeroclockau on social media. We managed to keep this episode under an hour, let us know if there's a particular length you like - the more rambly ones or the shorter, sharper ones like this episode. There will be plenty of The Year of Local posts popping up over the next few weeks as we try and make up some ground on a task that seems to get bigger by the week! Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

 Show Notes   News Items (0:45) Dogfish Head & Boston Beer Co Merger Untappd Festival Quiet Deeds Transparency  Rochefort Abbey - Lhoist Berghman disputeMore information here BrewDog UpdateMarketing job interview issues Brisbane brewery Independent Brewery Association Seal - 12 months since launch Coopers launch an XPA AIBA Results4 Pines Schwarzbier takes out Champion Beer! Find all the results here: https://www.rasv.com.au/australian-international-beer-awards/results/ Sierra Nevada Resilience Project - Less than 50% of donations received  Good Beer Week 6-Pack (32:54) Crossovers;The Winston Black Rye IPA,  Dylan's 5 individuals;Molly Rose Insuperable, 8 Wired Lokomotiv Merlot, Burnt Mill Heliacal Rising, Cantillon Kriek, Eden Prickly Pear Sour Noz's 5 individuals;Offshoot Grip It,  Bridge Road x Mikkeller Dark Harvest, Amundsen Marshmallow Psycho Bourbon BA, Holgate Beelzebub's Jewel (2016), Westmalle Tripel   Honourable MentionsBonehead Phaze Out/In, Feral Watermelon Warhead The Ranking of Lagers (58:29) This week we had to slot in Kingfisher (India), Cusquena (Peru) & Sapporo (Japan). The New Rankings are as follows: Pilsner Urquell (Czech Republic) Tennent's (Scotland) Carlsberg (Denmark) Kingfisher (India) Gullmack (Norway) Sapporo (Japan) Heineken (Netherlands) Vonu (Fiji) Cusquena (Peru)  Noz's Cellar (1:11:22) Stumblefoot Questhaven Barrel Aged Sour Ale with Apricots & Peaches 8.5% ABV Cellared since January 2015 Thumbs Up There we have it guys, hope you enjoyed the latest episode of the Beer O'Clock Australia podcast. As usual we'd love to hear from you if there are any questions or things you want us to talk about. You can send your questions through to gus.norris7@gmail.com or you can hit us up on Instagram, which we're less active on than we probably should be.    Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

 Show Notes   News Items (1:00) Coopers win Maltser of the Year @ Global Brewing & Supply Awards First GABS Brisbane Gage Road's Atomic Project finally launching at GABS Brisbane BrewDog's Brisbane brewery scaled back Gage Road raised $6m for a new canning line Malt Shed & Malt Shovel settle their IP dispute Bucket Boys Crowd Funding Boatrocker turns 10, Exit turns 5   What We're Drinking (11:55) Other Half & Cloudwater Tap Takeover @ Mr West Dylan's Singapore TripLevel 33 - Worlds Highest Microbrewery Blackman's Same Day IPA The Ranking of Lagers (18:25) Brand new segment - basically trying to rank the worlds macro lagers We started off with 6 - but future segments will be limited to 3 Current rankings: Pilsner Urquell (Czech Republic) Tennent's (Scotland) Carlsberg (Denmark) Gullmack (Norway) Heineken (Netherlands) Vonu (Fiji) Scouting Report (48:32) Brewery VisitsJetty Road, Mr Banks, Hack, That Little Brewery, Beach Hut, Bojak, Brownstone, Dainton Year of Local Update  Noz's Cellar (1:03:58) Goose Island GillianA saison based beer with white pepper, strawberry & honey Cellared since June/July 2017 Thumbs up It's a bit of a longer episode this month as we launched a new segment. Hopefully you guys like the podcast. Now that I'm finally recovered from Good Beer Week I'm hoping to punch out a heap of Year of Local posts, but we'll see how we go. The next podcast will be being recorded in the not too distant future so keep an eye out in a few weeks. Until next time. Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

This month we had a heap of news to discuss, given how long we'd been away this was hardly surprising. There is also a a good discussion of our trip to Brunswick to visit Foreigner & Inner North. We chat about Dylan's recent trip to South Korea & about some of the local beers that we've been enjoying recently. Our 6-pack this month is Goses, which turned out to all be fruited, and we finished off with an unusual style; a Yam Beer!    Show Notes News Items (1:20) Balter release Hazy IPA - social media hype Modus Operandi smaller cans  Pirate Life x Limeburner Whisky Collaboration Hottest 100 - Wrap Up - Local Community Breweries New Zealand Hottest 100 Results Broo ASX discrepancies Ogdens Brewery - Opening in a heritage hotel in Perth Bridgeport Brewing to close Endeavour Brewing crowdfunding Hahn Ultra Crisp - gluten free - including tasting notes IRI Marketedge Growth Report  House of Malt - boutique malthouse Ellerslie Hop Australia - re-opened after fire Scouting Report (29:00) The Foreigner Brewing Co & Inner North Brewing Polarizing experiences What We're Drinking (34:55) Dylan's South Korea Trip Craft Beer Bars in Seoul Quite cheap Garage Project Golden Spiral Mr Banks I Like to Break a Mental Sweat Too The Year of Local Update What We're Brewing (49:28) Our Mango Gose Needed re-fruiting & time Almost 1g per litre Bottle available - we're interested in some feedback Desert Island 6-pack (53:28) Goses - fruited, not-fruited, anything goes. The cross overs this month were:  To Øl Santa Goes F&#% It All, Hop Nation The Punch, Garage Project White Mischief   Dylan's 3 individuals; Anderson Valley Blood Orange Gose, Red Button POiMA, Omnipollo Bianca Blueberry Lassi Gose,   Noz's 3 individuals; Anderson Valley Briney Melon Gose, Prairie Flare, Magic Rock x Kissmeyer Salty Kiss Honourable Mentions Stomping Ground Watermelon Smash, Doctors Orders Electrolyte, Hop Nation Black Rhino Cherry Lips, Zagovor All Summer in a Day, Deschutes Smoked Gose, Magpie The Ghost Noz's Cellar (1:08:53) The Bruery Autumn Maple A Belgian Brown Ale brewed with yams, molasses, maple syrup & spices Cellared since ~November 2016 Thumbs Up Hope you all enjoy the podcast! Most of our time this year at Beer O'Clock Australia is going to be taken up by The Year of Local undertaking. Keep your eyes peeled as there are a number of posts waiting to be finalized. We'll be back with a new episode hopefully at the start of April. Until then... Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

My brilliant conversation with Martin and Steve from the amazing Beer O'clock Show podcast!Follow them on Twitter at @BeerOClockShow and visit their website beeroclockshow.co.uk

 Show Notes News Items (00:20) Trillium HR & Quality Issues Wig & Pen Is Up For Sale Vale Marco Bona - SA Brewers Pull Together Bad Shepherd Victorian Pale Ale - Melbourne Ale Yeast Good Beer Week & Independent Brewers Association Merger Little Creature Open Furphy Hall in Geelong Panhead Opening a Taproom in London Slowbeer Close Richmond Store Scouting Report (17:50) Beer 360 - Craft Beer Shop at the old Slowbeer Richmond site.468 Bridge St, Richmond, VIC, 3121 What We're Drinking (22:48) Firestone Walker - Roll Out the Barrels @ Beer Deluxe Mountain Goat Goat Lager Stomping Ground Gipps St Pale Ale What We're Brewing (34:18) Mango GosePilsner Malt, Wheat Extract Lacto Plantarum & Neutral Yeast Co-pitched Dry Hopped at desired pH A full tray of mangoes - approx. 200g/L ESB's (from last episode)Changed tea to Cherries & Raspberries. All variants being bottled. Tasting Notes for the straight ESB. Desert Island 6-pack (44:03) "Dark-er Lagers"Vienna Lager, Amber Lager, American Red Lager, Euro Dark Lager, Munich Dunkel, Schwarzbier  The cross over this month was: Burnley Brewing Vienna Lager Dylan's 5 individuals;Monteith's Black Beer, Matilda Bay Dogbolter, Weihenstephaner Tradition, Mornington NZ Black Pilsner, Hawkers/Edge/Kaiju/Evil Twin/Baird Inappropriate Touching Noz's 5 individuals;Staropramen Cerny, Kozel Cerny, U Medvidku Oldgott Barique, Valmiermuiza Tumsais, Barrow Boys Stormy Lager  Honourable MentionsEfes Dark, Toohey's Old, 1516 Bavarian Dunkel, Red Hill The Dark Horse Schwarz, Gauden Schwarzbier,  Dylan's Cellar (1:15:45) Red Duck Big LickyReleased July 2016 Their Licky - a licorice flavoured lager - that they've turned into an Imperial Stout. Thumbs Up! We apologize for the extra long episode this month; Dylan & I may have got a little too into some of these topics. Keep your emails/questions etc. coming in - gus.norris7@gmail.com - we take everything on board and try and make little adjustments where we can to make this show better for you guys. We're recording a new episode any day and will have that to you - along with a whole heap of written content - as soon as we can. Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

Apologies for the Audio quality, Gav, Marc and Scott talk Beers of the Week, We find out what time is Beer O'clock and look at the Results of the Weekends Football.

 Show Notes   News Items (0:30) Boatrocker's New Can Releases Molly Rose's new home in Collingwood Fermentum's new venture: Forest For The Trees Flagged shortfall in Malt Great Barrier Beer 2.0 Stomping Ground Movember Donation Garage Project - New Hop Development Scouting Report (8:36) Brendale Brewing Co.2/62 Kremzow Rd, Brendale, QLD, 4500 What We're Brewing (11:37) ESB  Maris Otter, Two-Row, Dark Crystal, Light Crystal, Belgian Biscuit Malt 5.3-5.5% EKG, Fuggles Batch split 4 ways; Staight, Barossa Shiraz Oak Chips, Johnnie Walker Double Black Oak Chips, Raspberry & Cherry (replacing the Tea discussed)  Matilda Bay Redback Original - A Tribute (14:58) Firstly a huge thanks to listener Tim who sent these in for us.Redback is a Kristallweizen that is over 30 years old! This beer should be more widely available & respected. AIBA Grand Champion Beer in 1993. This merged into quite an interesting wider discussion on Matilda Bay and its history/downfall What We're Drinking (28:34) May Day Hills TastingBeer Deluxe Event - $30 7 Beers with matching canapesApple, Yuzu, Sour Amber, Grape, Breakfast, Elderflower, Jam James Squire The Wreck Preservation200 year old yeast reportedly cultured from a ship wreck Carwyn NYC Cold Freight ShowcaseCold Freighted NEIPA Tasting Finback, Interboro, Sand City, LIC Beer Project, EquilibriumEquilibrium Straight Out of the Laboratory Chur/Behemoth Hop Diggity DogBest New World NEIPA that I've ever had! 100% Citra Hops Pike's Choc Hazelnut Porter Desert Island 6-pack (45:34) Australian Brewed IPA's.Straight IPANo Red, Black, White, Brown IPA's etc.  4.0-7.5% ABV No Fruit There were NO cross overs this month! Dylan's individuals;Modus Operandi Sonic Prayer, Mornington Peninsula IPA, Pirate Life IPA, Mountain Goat The Zymurgist, Bruny Island Cloudy Bay IPA, Kaiju Robohop     Noz's individuals;Fixation IPA, Hawkers West Coast IPA, Feral War Hog, Pirate Life Mosaic IPA, Moon Dog Sun Cat, BrewBoys Hoppapotamus   Honourable MentionsNoisy Minor ANZUS, Feral Hop Hog, Green Beacon Scrimshaw, Hop Nation The Chop, Big Shed Fresh Hop Californicator, Fixation Obsession, Brewcult Thanks Captain Obvious Noz's Cellar (1:08:23) Rulles La Grande 10 (2013)Their 10th Anniversary beer, which has been rebrewed multiple times Belgian Strong Golden Ale - 10% Bought in Belgium and lovingly cellared since 2015.  So there we have it guys, we may have gone a little over time but (I think at least) it was was areally good episode. As usual flick any questions, comments, suggestions etc. through to gus.norris7@gmail.com and I'll get back to you as soon as I can. In the meantime there will be a few new posts up on the blog in the coming days so stay tuned!   Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

Nathan Judah and Tim Spiers provide the fans with the latest episode of the E&S Wolves Podcast. The boys discuss Nathan's short trip to Boston and the 3-2 defeat to Spurs at Molineux. Adam Traore and Leander Dendonker's summer purchases are questioned and there's plenty of praise for Morgan Gibbs White. The duo speculate at what changes need to be made ahead of a difficult game at Arsenal. They continue the countdown to their 100th podcast LIVE at Molineux. Tickets are limited for the special event and can be bought from the link below: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/live-wolves-podcast-100th-episode-special-tickets-51966355769 Email us at podcast@expressandstar.co.uk or tweet us at @wolvespoddy with all your burning questions and opinions. Music: Purple-planet.com

Show Notes News Items New Zealand Brewers Guild Awards - A Downturn in Results The Downfall of Australian Wheat Beer - An Equipment Issue? The Black Hops "Incident" Willie Smith wins Awards Rocks Brewery has bought & re-branded Scouting Report The Incubator - Fixation's Collingwood Taproom414 Smith St, Collingwood, VIC, 3066 What We're Drinking Cantillon Zwanze DayCarwyn Cellars Manneken Pisse + (6 Cantillon regulars)  3 Fonteinen Oude Geuze Cuvée Armand & Gaston Noz's Vietnam TripSouth East Asian Macro Lager More Craft Beers than expected Feral Hop Hog - A Tribute 10 Years of Hop HogA really important beer in the history of Australian beer. "An Australian Sculpin" - Dylan Toune Desert Island 6-pack Saison - The rider this month was that almost anything funky counts - we only ruled out the La Sirene Farmhouse Red. The cross overs this month were: Saison Du Pont  Hill Farmstead Arthur (despite Noz saying Anna - he meant Arthur!)  Exit Saison Dylan's X individuals;La Sirene Saison, To Øl Sur Germs Are Coming Eating Our Pomegranate And Redcurrant!, Brasserie de Blaugies/Hill Farmstead Le Vermontoise,  Noz's X individuals;La Sirene Super Saison, To Øl Roses Are Brett, Almanac Saison de Brettaville Honourable MentionsBoatrocker Gaston, Bridge Road Chevalier, Moon Dog Saison Du Punt, Almanac Mandarina, Goose Island Sofie, Brew by Numbers 18|05, Crooked Stave Colorado Wild Sage, Hawkers Saison, Boatrocker Saison, Stomping Ground BA Saison, Brasserie Thiriez La Petite Princess, Trois Dames La Joyeuse Noz's Cellar Stone Old Guardian (2012) There we have it guys, hope you enjoy Episode 3 of the Beer O'Clock Australia podcast. As usual send any questions, feedback or comments to gus.norris7@gmail.com. We took on board the couple of emails we received last time around and thank you guys for taking the time to give us some feedback. Please let us know if you think we've improved in this episode. The next episode will hopefully be up in mid-November. With any luck I'll have a few more posts up before then! In the meantime... Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

Show Notes News Items Barrow Boys Closure Grand Ridge relaunching West City Stone & Wood's new brewpub in Brisbane The Pacific Ale trademark dispute is over! Matso's purchased by Gage Roads Mornington purchased by Tribe Boozebud purchased by AB-Inbev Sydney Royal Beer & Cider Show Awards Holgate's New Brewery & Visitors Centre.  Brewers Association of the United States Report Garage Project's Monthly Cellar-Door Only IPA What We've Been Drinking Our Tallboy & Moose Collaboration Berried Alive New English & U.S.A imports  Toppling Goliath  Against the Grain  North Brewing  Northern Monk Dylan's Malaysia Trip Guinness Bright Little Creatures The Fuggle is Real North Brewing & Verdant Brewing Triple Fruited Gose What Are We Brewing? New Batch of The Reiffel Our American Blonde Ale American Ale Malt & Wheat Mosaic, Mandarina Bavaria & Galaxy White Labs Kolsch Yeast (WLP029) Desert Island 6-pack Red Ales - The definition was hard here to define here. We stumped for anything that isn't sour. From Irish Red Ales to Imperial Red IPA's were permissible. This month we only had one cross over  Mismatch Evil Archie Dylan's 5 individuals; Exit Amber Ale, Mountain Goat Fancy Pants, Barrow Boys India Amber Ale, Hargreaves Hill The Phoenix & Two Birds Sunset Ale Noz's 5 individuals; Modus Operandi Former Tenant, Prancing Pony India Red Ale, Noisy Minor Admiral Ackbar, Epic Hop Dozer & Nøgne Ø x Holgate Half a World Away Noz's Cellar Jolly Pumpkin x La Sirene Costa Dei Villa Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

The new venture I was being very vague about in my post a few days ago was Beer O'Clock Australia's first foray into a new medium; audio. Dylan & I are going to give this podcast a go for a while and see how it goes. It's going to give us the opportunity to discuss beer in a way that the blog doesn't really allow us to.   We're going to rotate some segments in and out, especially early on while we get into the swing of things - so if there is anything you love or hate, please let us know! The idea at the moment is that the podcast will be monthly, and we'll try and keep that pretty regular - at least more so than I've kept the blog up to date recently... Basically every month we'll discuss some of the latest news from the beer world, we'll talk about some beers that we've been enjoying over the last month & we'll crack something interesting from my cellar.   This month we also discuss the hottest new style in craft beer; the Brut IPA. We also speak about a bright green licorice flavoured Gose from Red Button Brew in Moscow & discuss which Pilsner's we would each take in a bottomless mixed 6-pack to a desert island. The show is embedded below & hopefully we'll have it up on a few more podcast sites in the near future.   Show Notes   News Items Royal Perth Beer Awards Australian Brewery & Fourpure Takeovers Coopers Pale Ale in Cans Crisp Malting's Australian Distribution deal Canned Beer Sales to Overtake Bottled Beer Sales  Bridge Road's New Hopped Cola What We've Been Drinking Red Button POiMA Noz's Russia Trip Noz & Dylan - Tallboy & Moose Berried Alive Brew Day What's in Style?   Brut IPA's Wolf of the Willows, Tallboy & Moose, Mr Banks   Desert Island 6-pack We both pick 6 Pilsner's - 3 of which made both our lists Pilsner Urquell, Emerson's NZ Pilsner, Bridge Road Enigma,  Victory Prima Pils, Panhead Port Road Pils, Balter Pilsner, Hop Nation The Damned, Weihenstephaner Pilsner, Mikkeller American Dream   Noz's Cellar Mikkeller x Lindeman's SpontanBasil So there we have it guys. Hope you liked the first episode of the Beer O'Clock podcast. We'd both love to hear any feedback you've got. We'll be tweaking a couple of things for the next episode, which we'll aim to have out in late-August/early-September. As usual send any questions or comments to gus.norris7@gmail.com.   Remember it's always Beer O'Clock somewhere in the world!

Luke and Andrew sit down with Steve and Martin of Beer O'Clock Show and Hopinions in our mega super awesome crossover episode. In this (the second half), we make our way through Brewdog's Dead Pony Club and Elvis Juice, as well as Rhinegeist's Luck Stout and Mikkeller's Spontanyuzu. Title track by Mawkin

In the second half of the show, Rockstar sits in with The Divorcees as they get ready for their appearance this Sunday at the Cavendish Beach Music Festival, sit back and enjoy their jam session for the next hour and a half, don't bother checking the clock, it's Beer O'Clock! Check out their new album, "From Labour to Refreshment" Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

In the second half of the show, Rockstar sits in with The Divorcees as they get ready for their appearance this Sunday at the Cavendish Beach Music Festival, sit back and enjoy their jam session for the next hour and a half, don't bother checking the clock, it's Beer O'Clock! Check out their new album, "From Labour to Refreshment" Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

It's the first show of 2015 from Irish Beer Snob. Due to popular demand, Janice hosts the show with Wayne in the passenger seat ... clinging to the door handles! This episode takes a look at three Irish Craft Beers, a review of the mayhem & chaos when Steve from Beer O'Clock came to town to tear the place apart, & some latest news!

Ladies and gentlemen, we bring to you a special collaboration podcast between us and the fantastic guys behind The Beer O'Clock Show Steve and Mark.

Ladies and gentlemen, we bring to you a special collaboration podcast between us and the fantastic guys behind The Beer O'Clock Show Steve and Mark.

This show starts out with Sarah and I.  We had to stop because the boss woke up from his nappy.  Then it's just me.  At least we have really good segments to fall back on.  Electric Gary, Dr. Mike and Joleen, plus new comer Rose!!