Podcasts about brew york

Recorded live at Brew York as part of the supporters trust social events, Dan Tait (Hospital Ball) interviewed current York City players Josh Stones and Mark Kitching as well as club ambassador Andy Leaning. Sharing insights and memories from playing for York City this was a great night. Trust events are free and held at Brew York the first Wednesday of every month. Dan hosts on behalf of York Hospital Radio, a local charity. If you enjoy the podcasts then please consider donating to the charity via justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio

Chris O'Leary from Brew York joins me to talk about his beer travels and comments on a NY Times opinion piece about the state of craft beer. News from Stone Brewing, Wild East Grandiversary details. The return of Utopias. A future brewery on Mars? A full recap of a fantastic 30 year anniversary party with Dogfish Head and Swift Hibernian Lounge. Plus a visit to McSorley's and more. #metalforever #drinklocal #drinkcraftnotcrap #stouts #ipas #lagers #ales #sours #hops #pilsners #porters #beer #fcancer #smallbusinessowners #beerfestivals #beertours #music #podcasts #bloggerSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, we start by getting annoyed with technology. Aadil’s been playing some Magic: The Gathering and chats about the new Final Fantasy sets and some special Sonic cards. Lucy brings the games, coincidentally chatting about Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4, and then the third game of the Spyro Reignited Trilogy. Ben’s keeping on with Death Stranding 2. A bevvy of beers for the episode, with Ben having already opened Iron Brew from Vault City before recording. Lucy stays on track with her alcohol free beers, drinking Sonoma AF from Track. Aadil also drinks a Vault City, having their The Juice collab with Brew York, and Ben opens Beak’s Whales DIPA.

Portions of the show brought to you by River Horse and DuClaw Brewing. Chris O'Leary from Brew York joins me for two segments to talk about his travels down under and how he got started drinking over 3800 beers. Not in one sitting folks. News on the passing of the father of Craft Beer. Anniversary party 411 from Kane. Magnify soft opening in Medford. Alesmith and Troegs with new beers. Suds and Duds too. #metalforever #drinklocal #drinkcraftnotcrap #stouts #ipas #lagers #ales #sours #hops #pilsners #porters #gastropub #speakeasy #beer #fcancer #smallbusinessowners #beerfestivals #beertours #music #podcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What topic would you like us to cover next?Rachel Auty, head of marketing at Brew York, discusses the brewery birthday celebration that featured collaborations with international breweries like Lervig and Hidden Springs, creating six beers with a Eurovision tie-in called "Collabivision." What seemed like marketing genius internally received a lukewarm public reception, teaching them valuable lessons about keeping messaging focused and straightforward.• Timed release with Eurovision in the UK and called it "Collabivision"• Created adventurous beer flavours including a cherry stout• Found the concept exciting internally but met with public indifference• Realised we had too many marketing messages competing for attentionFor the full episode visit: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2206375/episodes/13748919Is your marketing strategy ready for 2025? Book a free 15-min discovery call with Chris to get tailored insights to boost your brand's growth.

Recorded live at Brew York, this special York City FC podcast captures the final York City Supporters Trust social event of the season. Club legends Chris Jones and Michael Ingham share insights and memories from their own promotion-winning campaigns with York City FC, offering a timely perspective ahead of the team's upcoming playoff push.Plus, Steve Ovenden—better known as the man behind Yorkie the Lion—joins for a bonus segment packed with hilarious behind-the-scenes stories. A must-listen for York City fans reliving past glories and backing the current team on their promotion journey.

Dan Tait hosted the supporters trust social event at Brew York where current players Marvin Armstrong and Dipo Akinyemi were joined by club ambassador Ian Blackstone. Ian Blackstone played in a side that was pipped to automatic promotion by Barnet but won at Wembley to secure promotion. Could lightening strike twice?

Dan Tait hosted the supporters trust social event at Brew York where current players Joe Felix and Billy Chadwick were joined by club ambassador Pat Lally.

Live from Brew York, as part of the York City Supporters Trust monthly socials, Dan Tait spoke to current players Tyrese Sinclair, Malachi Fagan-Walcott and club ambassador Derek Hood.

As part of the monthly York City supporters trust events, we recently welcomed club legend and newly appointed ambassador, Daniel Parslow to Brew York for a live podcast and Q&A. Daniel speaks about his time at the club from the highs of captaining the team at Wembley, the epic week in 2012, winning clubman of the year three times to the lows of relegation and having to retire from the game early. Daniel remains popular with supporters and this was a great reflection interview on his football career.

As part of the monthly York City supporters trust social events, we welcomed the York City assistant manager Gary Elphick and first team coach Cam Morrison. Both had no hesitation in joining manager Adam Hinshelwood as part of the management team at the LNER and here we discuss their coaching journeys that lead them to this point. From the late night grim re-watching of the 6-1 mauling at Altrincham to the way in which the club recruited in the summer, this is a great insight into the current set up at the club. Trust socials are free to all York City supporters and take place at Brew York the first Wednesday of every month (excluding January). These podcasts are a spin off from York Hospital Radio. If you enjoy them please consider donating via justgiving.com/yorkhospitalradio

As part of the monthly Supporters Trust social events, York Hospital Radio's Dan Tait interviewed York City goalkeeper Harrison Male live from Brew York. Harrison discusses the season so far including knee slides at Halifax, keeper rotation, the winners mentality in the group as well as looking back to earlier spells in his career with Worthing, Dorking, Leeds United and caps for England U15s, 17s and C team.

As part of the latest Supporters Trust event, Dan Tait spoke to club ambassador Ian Blackstone about his time at Bootham Crescent. Ian only turned professional at the age of 25 but discusses his hat-trick at Wrexham, development under genius John Ward, avoiding Alan Little in training games and playing at the old Wembley Stadium as well as many other tales from his playing days. The trust socials take place the first Wednesday of every month at Brew York, free to everyone to attend.

"Big Meaty Cool" presides over a perfectly fine taping wrap-up episode of Raw, over a lovely "Into The Stratosphere" Cold IPA, a collaboration between Tooth & Claw & Brew York. Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter

Back to Beers! Jimmy has commissioned a convocation of NYC beer bars experts for this very special episode! The point of discussion is Courtney Iseman's Good Beer Hunting article regarding the scene, and this group of key players from this very special time are here to dive into this retrospective on NYC beer bar history.In the studio tonight are Courtney Iseman, freelance beer writer with Good Beer Hunting; Chris O'leary, editor of Brew York beer blog and newsletter; Jen Maslanka, GM and partner at Spring Lounge in Downtown NYC; and BR Rolya, BSR MVP, beer consultant, formerly of Shelton Brothers Importers, and member of the selection committee for the Good Beer Seal bars.Take a trip down memory lane with the gang and listen in!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.

The team are back for beers, games, and a few tangents, kicking straight off the bat with a chat about Ghostbusters. Lucy and Aadil deep dive into a continued discussion on Venba. Lucy returns with more on Air Twister, including its insane soundtrack, and Ben mentions Far Cry: New Dawn. For the beers, Aadil drinks the Wiper and True X Pomona Island collab You See It As You Go, Lucy has Brew York’s Dreams of Brew York and Ben returns to a recent beer with the Umibozu from Tartarus. Tweet and follow us: http://twitter.com/outoflivesnet Join The OOL Community Discord: https://discord.gg/JwY25Kv Visit Us On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/outoflivesnetwork

The drink industry is probably one of the most, if not the most, competitive and toughest industries to be in at the moment. Rachel Auty is a marketing powerhouse in the brewing industry. Rachel is the head of marketing at Brew York, a director at Beer Writers, and the founder of Women on Tap, so she knows her stuff when it comes to beer and standing out in the market. We delve into the challenges of standing out in a saturated market, the importance of customer engagement, and the impact of disruptive strategies in the wonderful world of craft beer. I promise we're not just here to talk shop about beer; this is an exploration of marketing strategy, brand identity and how they collide in the craft beer world. We also discuss the rise of women in the brewing industry, and Rachel shares some invaluable advice for aspiring female brewers wanting to make their mark.Finally, we wrap up our discussion by venturing into the realm of social media and its growing impact on branding and marketing in the craft beer industry. Discover how the right branding, disruption, and a clear message can make all the difference. If you're interested in marketing, craft beer, or simply love a good conversation, this episode is for you. Tune in, grab your favourite beer, and let's learn together. Would you like to power up your social media or PR strategy in 2024? Drop us a line at sociallyua@prohibitionpr.co.uk and get a free 15-minute discovery call with our hosts. And if you like the show, please leave us a review or just a thumbs up is appreciated.

In a special collab epsiode with the beer curators over at Beer52, we bring you a review of their latest case, the Angels of the North, featuring 8 beers by some standout breweries in, you guessed it, the North of England. Featuring; Brew York, Northern Monk, Vaux, Two By Two and many more. Get your free case, when you cover the £5.95 postage, by going to www.beer52.com/trythat and follow along with us as we tuck into these tasty brews!Be sure to follow Beer52

What is marketing, and what is it not?That's the question Rachel Auty asks....The head of marketing at Brew York, Rachel is a marketing leader, and brand and communications strategist who has worked extensively across the beer industry and the arts. She has work directly with SME founder-owner-managers, senior management teams, and boards of directors across tech, charity and not-for-profits, and fmcg. This rare breadth of cross-industry business and marketing experience enables Rachel to bring fresh and unconventional thinking to drive change and build resilience. Rachel has more than 24 years' marketing and business experience underpinned by formal qualifications in marketing, leadership and management. She is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketing. A feminist and equality champion, she is outspoken about the value of women on boards and having marketing expertise at board level. In this podcast, Rachel says when it comes to your business, work on strategy not just tactics, utilise the skills of your experienced marketing colleagues and in terms of competition, don't only watch your competitors. Be brave and be bold - in a world of noise and choice, we can't afford to just do the same as everyone else.  Photo: Rachel Auty

In 2012, New York State had just 95 breweries — dramatically fewer than its fourth-in-the-nation population suggested it should. Five years later, that number had doubled, and the Empire State was well on its way to becoming the craft-beverage hotbed it is today. What happened? Today on Taplines, we've got Chris O'Leary, founder and editor of the venerable Brew York blog and a longtime observer of the state's political brewing landscape, joining for an episode about a certain, since-disgraced governor's successful gambit to boost artisanal booze production with an assist from Albany. Don't forget to like, review, and subscribe! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Luke and Andrew invite Matt Chinnery, beer writer, pint-pourer at Radio City Social and hip-hop junkie, back to the podcast for another hip-hop challenge. All the beers get matched to some banging hip-hop while they also discuss TIm Gammon, going down a Nas-hole, crate digging and getting white-man shitfaced. Beers include:Rainbock (2023) from Utopian Brewing Ltd paired with "Is it Wetherspoons?" by Goldie Lookin ChainHopfenweisse (TAP05) from Schneider Weisse paired with "Cherry WIne" by Nas feat Amy WinehouseObi Wan Cannoli from Brew York paired with "Got the be real" by Larusso feat. Doc BrownAll beers in this episode were purchased from House of Trembling MadnessOther beers consumed were Superdelic Pale Ale by The Kernel.Show NotesSobremesa -Farmhouse beers and natural ciders from Wales Discogs – looking for that elusive 7” single? Radio City Social, Chelmsford Essex Spirits Co Theme tune is “I Can Hew” by Mawkin, from their album The Ties That Bind.

Join me as I catch up with Brew York Co-founder Lee Grabham, on the eve of their seventh Birthday Celebrations.

Over the past couple of decades barrel aged beers have become increasingly popular among craft beer enthusiasts. From intensely flavourful spirit barrel aged strong stouts, to more nuanced and complex sour and wild ales matured in former wine casks, the range of barrel aged beers is as breathtaking as some of the beers which eventually emerge from the barrels themselves.But as the market has become saturated with these often costly beers, and the post-pandemic, cost of living crisis driven drinker looks towards simpler, less wallet-intensive beverages, what does the future look like for this subgenre within the beer category? Who's actually buying them? And perhaps more importantly: how are breweries making any profit from a project that takes an immense amount of time and space to produce, and is largely driven by passion?For this panel we put together a group of brewers making (in our opinion) some of the best barrel aged beers in the UK: Toby McKenzie of Macclesfield's RedWillow Brewery, Dave McHardy of Fierce Beer in Aberdeen, and Lee Grabham of York's appropriately named Brew York. The trio discuss everything from the processes behind their barrel aged beers, to what they think the future of the market looks like for them.

We know Nigel travels beer. We know he's started dragging Nick along for some of those travels. But in this episode we learn, "you know nothing, John  Snow." The soon-to-be-dubbed Mr. 3000 joins us for Act 77. Chris O'Leary, editor of the popular Brew York newsletter streams into the podcast to talk about the stories he's captured during his global beer travels and looks ahead to visiting his 3,000th brewery sometime this spring. Oh, and Chris says he has a 'beergraphic memory' to help him remember his beverages at each stop. Beers consumed (in case you don't share Chris' talent) by Nick & Nigel: BKS, Aloha Breakfast ; Crowns & Hops, 8 Trill Pils; Turning point Beer, Raspberry Cheesecake & Chill;  and Alma Mader, Neverknown Maole Vanilla.

Hi everyone!The polls are in and after asking everyone (i.e. CC & Rasmus) Brewskival is voted best Beer Festival in the world!!!!!Jokes aside. It's always fantastic to go to brewskival and after three years of waiting the time was finally upon us a month ago.CC had held a “Brewers Karaoke” the night before, so his voice was shot to pieces, but we percervered and spoke to some amazing people. Here is part one where we get to know the people behind Nynäshamns Ångbryggeri, Oppigårds Bryggeri, Underjord, Barclay Brewing, Finback Brewery, Brew York, Åben & Eskilstuna Ölkultur.Enjoy! Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In a special episode, the gang travel to the London Craft Beer Festival as they sample an astounding array of world-class beers from a collection of the UK's leading craft brewers. Listen in to the first live outing of the I'll Try That Podcast crew. Some of the breweries sampled; Big Drop, Beak, Brew York, Brew By Numbers, Brixton, Gipsy Hill, Mondo, Queer Brewing, Salt Beer Factory, Siren Craft Brew, Two Tribes Brewing, Verdant & Vocation.Be sure to follow London Craft Beer Festival

August 27th the Brew York Fest Returns to Sackets Harbor. Lets Talk Beer, Bands and Helping families w Childhood Cancer

This week, the boys try one of the most unusual beers they've reviewed to date, the Gweilo Peanut Butter & Raspberry Jam Pale Ale by Brew York. In the Hop Topic, Rich begins by telling the boys about a Lad Bible article that quickly descends into a broader debate around coffee, paper straws and alternative milks!Be sure to follow Brew York

Hi everyone!This time we have a proper celebrity in the podcast. Chris O'Leary of the beer blogg and newsletter Brew_York was in Sweden, and we of course sat down and had a little talk. It ended up being not so little, so we had to divide the podcast into two episodes. Here, without further ado, is the first part. Enjoy!  Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ben talks Planet Zoo and his life now as an animal husbander, rather than a park designer. He also played some Guardians of the Galaxy. We also touched on “Starbucks pricing” models and PS+. As usual the convo involves things like Gamespass, the Steam Deck, as well as an update on Lucy's time with the playdate. We also talk about games that got better slowly, like Sea of Thieves and the now time-looping No Man's Sky. Ben had Polly's The Lakehouse IPA, Lucy had Brew York's Mangolorian Mango & Lime Milkshake IPA; while Aadil had another of the Garden Brewery Restore Earth collabs, this time it was the Cherry & Coconut Imperial Stout with Totenhopfen. podcast #videogames #craftbeer #guardiansofthegalaxy

In this bonus episode, I chat with Chris & Ben from Pastore Brewing & Blending and Lee from Brew York as part of their collaboration brew day. The guys from Pastore travelled North to collaborate on their now released Berliner Weisse, Papaya Don't Preach, made using papaya, lemongrass and ginger. The beer is available from Brew York directly here. As part of this special episode we discuss all things sour including the current nationwide demand for them, the increase in production costs and how the idea for this collaboration was formulated. This episode was recorded on site at Brew York's new brewery site at Handley Park which Nadia from their social media team kindly showed me around and invited me to their lunchtime barbecue afterwards! Huge thanks also to Chris, Ben and Lee for agreeing to have a chat with me and taking time out of their day to do so. You can find out more about Pastore and order their beers here. As this episode was recorded on site, there is some background noise throughout so it may be best listening to this one through headphones.

This week Brewery Travels heads to The Big Apple! And to discuss the New York City beer scene, Joel is joined by Chris O'Leary, brewery traveler and beer writer of Brew York, and Miguel Rivas, photographer and content creator behind The Beer Trekker. This mega episode dives into many topics. Diversity, how the beer scenes in each borough differ, getting around the city to visit breweries, beer bars, and much more! 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 25: New York City, NY - Featuring Chris O'Leary & Miguel Rivas

This week we are joined by a returning Stephen (points_of_brew) to chat about getting back into gaming and what he has been playing. There is Fortnite chat, Far Cry 6, big thoughts on Halo Infinite and a discussion on open worlds and game length including the news of Dying Light 2s potential run time. To drink Stephen starts with Northern Monks Fresh TIPA V7, then has Gemini | Circle the Wagons from Mortalis Brewing Company. Lucy has another Lymestone Brewery beer in Heart of Stone (not a Witcher reference) followed by Phantom Brewing Co X Brew York collab Venti is Twenty. Ben crosses a small sea for Horse Power from Whiplash, then a slightly larger sea for the Sand City Brewing Co X Finback Brewery collab Double Something Infinity. Join The Discord: https://discord.gg/JwY25Kv Visit Us On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/outoflivesnetwork Please like comment and subscribe and if you can share it! Want to be part of the team, contact us!

This week Martin & Steve are joined by Lee from Brew York to chat about collaborations, innovation and growing a business Beers | Brew York ‘Red Danson’, ‘Dreams of Brew York 2021’ & ‘Release the Cranachan’ Hopinions | When considering a beer to drink does originality sway your decision? Brew York | Website | Twitter […]

Welcome to A Woman's Brew, where women talk about beer! It's pumpkin spice season y'all!! You know Tori & Jo love a bit of pumpkin – they managed to grab Alex from S43 Brewery to chat about their pumpkin collab with Brew York, pumpkin beers in the US and how you add pumpkin to beer anyway! Grab a can of Pumpkin, Pumpkin Imperial while you can! https://s43brewery.com/shop/ Also check out the Pumpkin Spice TikTok Jo & Tori keep going on about here: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZM82Wmorm/ Get in Touch: Email: lovebeerlearning@gmail.com Website: http://www.lovebeerlearning.co.uk Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/lovebeerlearning Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lovebeerlearning Tori: @adventures_in_hoptimism Joanne: @awomansbrew. Facebook Group: Women's Pint Club Join the mailing list: https://www.subscribepage.com/v5c0a7 Subscribe: · iTunes · Spotify · Sounder · Google · Stitcher · TuneIn Watch: YouTube Music: Higher Up by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Lucy and Ben have a chilled episode this week and kick back discussing a few chilled games. They start with Toem, A Photo Adventure which they've both relaxed with. Ben then gives thoughts on Road 96 an at times relaxed but at times tense narrative adventure. There's light Deathloop chat but neither have actually got into it yet. Lucy then discusses Lake another relaxing narrative game about small-town life. Ben drinks a couple of beers Finger Guns, Pew Pew from Overtone and The Hoptimist 2021 from Brew York. Our music comes from one of our streamers Redari Music who you can find on YouTube - https://youtube.com/channel/UC2dtWfivA_qbI3ryME1yiEg. Join The Discord: https://discord.gg/JwY25Kv Visit Us On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/outoflivesnetwork Please like, comment and subscribe, and if you can share it! Want to be part of the team, contact us!

This week Martin & Steve are celebrating five years of podcasting together with the Hopinions 5th Birthday special We look back at some recent beery adventures, talk about our top five moments from the last five years and also reveal all the details about our Brew York & Elusive collaboration beer Beers | Brew York […]

THE PENULTIMATE EPISODE or if you're basic like Amanda the second to last episode of Season 2 is here! We're drinking some delicious beer from Brew York and Harviestoun. We get some life updates from Amanda & Becki, but most importantly for the first time on Homebrewed Feminism, we have an episode specifically to help the White People. Even if you are the most Anti-racist of the Anti-racists you probably have some blind spots. If you're thinking "I could definitely be doing more with my Anti-racism" then you're like us! Featuring the Facing Ourselves Podcast this week we learn what kinds of racism there are so we can start identifying it and doing the work. There are some awesome recommendations at the end of this one so don't miss it! For show notes and a full list of references, please visit our website.

It's time for another beer show, and our drinks expert Kimberley is back from the bar with another round for us all to try. Featuring Star Wars-themed beers from S43, Full Circle, Fallen Acorn, J Wakefield and new offerings from Brew York and Original Stormtrooper Beer, there's plenty for the team to sniff, taste and appraise as they collectively discuss the Mos Eisley Cantina and its various appearances in toys and other media through the years. It's a big old Generation Skywalker extended family get together, with the regular team joined by Lee Bullock, Marc Hockley, Emma Burgess and Stu's son Toby. Recorded live in Stuart's garden, what the recording occasionally lacks in clarity, it makes up for in good vibes.

Time for a Brew - #58 Special Guest: Matthew Lincoln - Siren Craft Brew In this episode, we talk about three of Siren Craft Brew's beers, going into detail about the story of the beers and why they're so important to the brewery. This week's beers: Lumina - 4.2% Session IPASportsBall - 4.5% Kolsch Style AleOrigin Story - 10% Imperial Stour  Recorded via Zoom Recording. Artwork by Adam Graver.Find beers from Brew York available for national delivery at www.sirencraftbrew.com 

Its a tap takeover of sorts as Adam joins us once again. He wants to chat through Elite Dangerous and its newest expansion, Odyssey. We give him the episode to describe the game, the new updates, and what Frontier Developments have done across the games 6 years. We also spend a little time chatting about a movement in the craft beer industry and the fight for equality. The beers this week are from Brew York, Siren Craft Brew, Arbor Ales, Equilibrium Brewery and Little Critters Brewing Company.

Join us on this bonus show to find out more about the Bigfoot Festival taking place over the weekend of June 18th to 20th of June 2021 at Ragley Hall in Warwickshire. The Beer n BS Show will be at the festival and recording for the show... if you see us - sing out and come speak to us if you wanna be on the podcast.With 30 Craft Breweries, Live Music with Primal Scream headlining, Real Artisan Food from street food vendors and restaurants and loads of extras from forest foraging to wellness events and a cinema. An event that should not be missed at all if you love craft beer and music. Tickets are getting scarce so head to bigfootfestival.co.uk to get your tickets. You can follow them on Instagram @bigfootfest to stay in the news loop too.Craft Breweries on the bill: Verdant | Signature Brew | Collective Arts | Two Tribes | Gipsy Hill | DEYA | Northern Monk | Hill Farmstead | Big Drop | SX Ollie | The Kernel | Braybrooke | SALT | Wild Beer Co. | Brick Brewery | Church Farm | Stone & Wood | To Øl | Brew York |  Hawkes | The Uncommon | Mr Scrumpy | Brixton | Budvar | Full Circle | Lervig  | Lucky Saint North Brew Co | Siren | Thornbridge | Tiny Rebel | Jubel We hope you enjoy the show. Please subscribe via your podcast app or on Spotify. If your Podcast app supports reviews, please give us a few kind words and a rating. New shows are released every 2 weeks on a Monday morning (GMT).Follow us on Instagram @BeernBSShow for news and updates.

Time for a Brew - #49 Special Guests: Tom Bacon - National Sales Manager The latest episode of Time For a Brew, sees Tom Bacon of Anarchy Brew Co, take on the Ultimate Bar Challenge. We drink three great Anarchy beers, including a pale ale hopped with Sabro, a top Pilsner and a beautiful 10% Barley Wine. Tom talks us through the roots of Anarchy and the plans for the future as well as picking a belting bar including Thornbridge, Abbeydale and Brew York. Recorded via Zoom Recordings. Artwork by Adam Graver. All beers were provided for free, but this did not affect my view on them whatsoever.   

It is games, games, games this week as we have a couple of weeks of what we have all been playing to catch up on. Lucy kicks off with Ladders by POWGI, gives us her verdict on Shelter 3, discusses Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion and goes back to the 90s for Voodoo Kid. Ben has sort of been Architecting whilst playing Buildings Have Feelings Too with an aside into how good Ori and the Will of the Wisps is and Aadil finishes with his mad scientist hat on for Size Matters. The beers are Dolce Cup from Brouwerij Poesiat & Kater, SMore Tonkoko Stout from Brew York, the Harbor X Arbor collab, Left Handed Giants When the Moon Collapses […]

This time I am joined by Jack Roberts; the mastermind behind Tartarus beers. Jack talks us through his brewing journey with Northern Monk and Brew York before starting up his own brewery, Tartarus. We drink two of his beers on the show; Hel, Black DIPA, and Cthulhu, Triple West Coast IPA, which are a staggering 8.9% and 12% respectively. We chat about those and his other high percentage beers he is brewing including Abaddon, his 17% Imperial Stout. You can find out more about Tartarus at his social pages; Instagram, Twitter and Facebook 

Brew York was founded in 2015 by Wayne Smith and Lee Grabham, in the beautiful York City Centre with a mission to make beers with personality that are enjoyed across the globe. In 2020, while the rest of us were hunkering-down trying to get through COVID unscathed, Brew York have opened up a new 2nd Brewery site in York that increased their potential production output fivefold, as well as a new bar 25 miles down the road in Leeds City Centre. https://brewyork.co.uk/ Lee wholeheartedly recommends the following fine establishments: https://www.tremblingmadness.co.uk/ http://www.maltings.co.uk/ https://www.rookandgaskillyork.co.uk/ https://pivni.co.uk/ https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Pub/The-Blue-Bell-194681907239090/ Please check them out the next time you are in York!

Chris and James' usual brand of discussion whilst reviewing beers. In this episode we reviewed: Tried and Tested - Green Mountain, Thornbridge The Peter Falk - Waggle Dance, Eagle Brewery Around the World - Goose IPA, Goose Island Wildcard - Juice Forsyth, Brew York

Today we dive into 5 stunning Brew York beers and are joined by Head Brewer Lee for a very interesting and funny Q+A with the bearded man himself! From Pastry Sours to Rhubarb & Custard Milkshake IPAs... there's a bit of everything for everyone!Follow @acraftbrewwithaview on Instagram & @MoreCraftViews on Twitter for more updates, reviews and general beer chat.

Mike and Pete..wait not Pete...Steve Pominski welcome into the studio Gun Hill Brewery from the Bronx NY. Dave describes the history and recipes that have helped separate this amazing brewery from the rest. Chris, a brewery tycoon famous for his brewery visit count@brew_yor, joins the party as they discuss New York, brewery culture and strategies on how to stay relevant in a crowed NY market. Graz comes to celebrate his birthday.