Podcast appearances and mentions of cali creamin

A spook-tacular twist on an already amazing beer!  Cali Creamin' has been a staple beer for Mother Earth since the start and over the years there have been different variations.  This year we got a "pumpkin spice" version with a metric-ton of pumpkin flavor with hints of clove but still incredibly drinkable since it's base is the popular vanilla cream ale.

This week, the guys discuss Chad Hates George (folk-punk band from Houston) and Dave Made a Maze (horror-comedy movie on Amazon Prime) while enjoying some Cali Creamin' Vanilla Cream Ale from Mother Earth Brew Co. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/second-player-score/support

What's up, Gang? We're back with Mother Earth Brew Co.'s Cali Creamin'. We discuss season 3 of The Umbrella Academy. We jump into our boat with flying goats with our review of Thor: Love and Thunder. We finish by ranking all the Phase 4 MCU films so far! Join us! Don't forget to write a review on Apple podcasts and rate us on Spotify!

You made it to Zodiac part 2! In this episode we will discuss his four ciphers, Z408, Z340, Z13, and Z32, at length. Tune in to hear about a man with a goal, the profile of a masked killer, and some wild Zodiac theories. Grab a beer and have a drink with us! Cheers!Here's what we're drinking: https://www.ommegang.com/beerinfo/sleeveless-tea/ https://www.motherearthbrewco.com/our-beer http://riverbendbrewing.com/beer-list/

The Zodiac Killer terrorized California in the summer of 69'. We start this episode back in 63' with the first possible victims of the Zodiac, Robert Domingos and Linda Edwards. Then we quickly jump back into 69' to talk about 7 confirmed victims of the Zodiac Killer: David Faraday, Betty Lou Jensen, Darlene Ferrin, Michael Mageau, Cecelia Shepard, Bryan Hartnell, and Paul Stine. Tune in to hear about some truly spectacular marketing, bone chilling phone calls, and a sneak peek of the famous Zodiac letters and ciphers. Next week in part 2 we will talk more about his letters, ciphers, investigation, and theories! This is a murder-heavy episode, so please grab a beer and have a drink with us! Cheers! Here's what we're drinking:https://konabrewingco.com/our-beershttps://www.thebruery.com/products/just-a-kisshttps://www.motherearthbrewco.com/our-beer

Nitro Cali Creamin’ is the nitro version of Mother Earth Brew Company’s cream ale, made with Madagascar vanilla beans that add a cream soda-like flavor, and has a slightly dry finish. Mother Earth Brew Company was founded in North San Diego County in 2010 by Daniel & Jon Love, and Kamron Khannakhjavani, and as many brewery stories go, what began as a hobby years earlier had eventually formed itself into a business. Passionate about the burgeoning craft beer industry, the trio set out to create a unique brand and established themselves in the fastest growing, and most highly competitive craft beer city in the world. This week on FDB - burglar takes a mid burgle nap, cargo ship draws a penus in the water, man uses police car as a getaway vehicle, and more! Now please kick back, and enjoy another sit down with Friends Drink Beer. To support Mother Earth Brew Company, and find out more about their beers, visit: Website: motherearthbrewco.com Instagram: @motherearthbrewco Have a question for Ryan & Alex? Submit it today at www.friendsdrinkbeer.com, and we will answer it on the next episode! Lastly if you like the show, donate to us and show your support: www.patreon.com/friendsdrinkbeer CREDITS Alex Hobbs - Host/Executive Producer Ryan Roope - Host/Executive Producer Jared Brody - Writer/Producer Chelsea Cook - Writer

Tonight, we drink about Last Action Hero (1993), w/ Cali Creamin' Creamsicle by Mother Earth Brew Co. Subscribe & Follow Us For More!

I have a couple residual beers from a virtual beer fest I did a month ago. The first beer is from Pacific Islander brewing, it is their Shore Patrol lager at 4.5% abv. The next beer is the Mother Earth Cali Creamin vanilla creamsicle ale. It is 5% abv. Listen to more podcasts for $0.00 … Continue reading "Pacific Islander Shore Patrol lager and Mother Earth Cali Creamin ale"

In this episode we tackle changing habits from childhood and #blacklivesmatter.

This week we are joined by Kamron Khannakhjavani - Co Founder and Owner of Mother Earth Brew Co in Vista. Tune in as we learn the history of Mother Earth Brew Co including how the owners got their start in the world of home brewing, their approach to the beers they produce and their approach to growth. Plus, we get a guided tasting of many of their phenomenal beers and get a break down of their wide variety of beer styles. We also learn all about their Resinator series as well as an inside look into they Barrel program for their Four Season series of beers. Also, don’t miss all about the upcoming 9th Anniversary and hear all about the rare and never before released beers that will be pouring and tons more. Plus, hear all about how Mother Earth was one the forefront of crowlering beers in town as well as their jump into canning. We also hear about an upcoming collaboration which will be Mother Earth’s first hazy can. All this plus much more including some history on their highest selling beer, Cali Creamin, an inside look into their wine and food venture Mother’s Provision, naming beers and the difficulty that comes with it, consumers shifting the market and trends in beer, info on their wet hop beers and tons more. Don’t miss out on a great episode and don’t miss tickets to their 9th Anniversary Party!

Rob & Jake explore Cali Creamin and one of the best bands of all time. Each picks his ultimate 12 songs or Dirty Dozen. The Playlist links are below Spotify:  Rob's Dirty Dozen , Jake's Dirty Dozen, Dirty Dozen Ultimate  Just a reminder - The Ultimate playlist includes every song discussed on our podcast in the order it was discussed.  So subscribe once and you're done - get all our past, current and eventually future discussed songs in one place.

Cheers summer beer lovers! Before summer comes to an end, we wanted to review our favorite beers of summer 2018 and find out what some of our beer friends have been drinking. Scott brings in and reviews Racer 5 IPA from Bear Republic Brewing, a classic west coast beer that has won tons of awards. Dan brings in Hazy Little Thing from Sierra Nevada, a hazy IPA that's been blowing up for the NorCal brewery. Greg is reviewing the simply named PALE, a delicious and extremely crushable Pale Ale from MadeWest brewing Brewing Company in Ventura, CA.We are also joined by a lot of our beer friends with reviews of what they're sipping on this summer. Dale (@itsthebeergirl) is reviewing Mangose, a refreshing sour from Upcountry Brewing company in North Carolina.Coley Wyman (@ice_cole_beer_) from the Booze Cast is reviewing Cali Creamin' from Mother Earth Brew Co, their very popular golden colored cream ale.The Booze League's Nick Wyman aka BDN is reviewing Twilight Summer Ale from Deschutes Brewery. This light summer beer is only available from June to September, so grab it while you can.Crafty Christina (@christinaxdawn) joins us to talk about a delicious Pale Ale from New York; an English style Pale Ale that goes best with summer, pool time, and bonfires.Our friend and home brewer James (@jam3s09) is keeping it very west coast with Scorpion Bowl from Stone Brewing in San Diego. Crushable and hoppy, just how he likes it.Nicole from BeautyandBeer.com (@beautyandbeer) is drinking and reviewing Liquid Grove IPA from New Glory Brewery in Sacramento, CA.Amy and Josh from DamnitLeanne (@DamnitLeanne) in Australia give us their cheeky review of Coopers Brewery Original Pale Ale.Corey and James from @805_Brews leave us their review of Rainbow Peaks Hazy IPA from Ventura Coast Brewing.Deb from Flat Fish Brewing (@onehopmess) gives us her summertime review of Firestone Walker's Easy Jack Session IPA.Shannon from Beer Harmony (@BeerHarmonyShow) shares her favorite summer beer, Stone Brewing's White Ghost Berlinerweisse.Thanks to everyone that sent in their summer beer review, make sure you go follow them on social media and check out everything they're drinking!Don't forget to check us out at www.theunfilteredgentlemen.com and to follow us on our social medias for some great beer porn: www.facebook.com/theunfilteredgentlemen, @unfilteredgents on twitter and TheUnfilteredGentlemen on Instagram! We want you to drunk dial (805) 538-BEER (2337), we'd love to hear from you!

Beer off: Knee Deep Brewery's Man Juice IPA vs. Mother Earth Brewing Co's Cali Creamin' Vanilla Cream Ale The guys talk about the best gatorade flavor, overhyped restaurants, some history about Mother's Day and more. New Segment: Contrary to popular belief.

Were you alone and lonely on Valentine’s Day? If you’re fed up with dating options in your area, maybe you should try looking beyond the void, and starting bumping uglies with the undead. Yes, people do that, and yes we are talking all about it! Also, this week the gals turn over their notes and let Engineer Bob tell the stories... if he can decipher their notes. After some background on the science and myth behind the practice of spectrophilia (aka ghost fuckin’), we launch into the story of Doris Bither, the story behind The Entity, who was an unwilling partner in a sexual haunting that went of for years, paired with Mother Earth Brew Co’s Cali Creamin’ vanilla cream ale. Then we get to know Sian Jameson and Amethyst Realm, two Britians who loudly and proudly proclaim their love of love making with ghosts, and how human lovers can never measure up, paired with Brouwerij Huyghe’s Delirium Nocturnum Belgium strong ale. When Bob tells the stories, there are no winners... but we make him read porno, so listen in!!

I’ll have a beer and talk aboot a tall space tale Beer: Mother Earth Brewing Co’s Cali Creamin’, a 5% ABV Cream Ale https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/22610/87942/ Show Note: https://www.engadget.com/2018/01/10/jaxa-astronaut-norishige-kanai-grew-2-cm-iss/ Music: Polka for Accordion in C-Minor by Steven O'Brien, Licensed under a Creative Commons License https://soundcloud.com/stevenobrien/polka-for-accordion-in-c-minor https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Sponsored by: Pulp & Deckle http://pulpanddeckle.com/ Curley Sound http://curleysound.com/ A word from Gary!: OUTER SPACE will enlarge the 8oz episode to full size next week!

Do you like beer?  Do you like Bond?  Well, then this is your favorite episode of the Garage Hour and you haven't even listened yet.  Skully/lowbrow/Day-Dead artist Dave Lozeau and Garage Hour host and gearhead savant Justin Fort team up in the Lozeau studios to take an X-Acto knife to James Bond movies across the ages, all of it powered by local beers. What's on tap?  Bond's Lotus and Bond's Citroen, the brutality of Sean Connery versus the femininity of Daniel Craig, why Roger Moore was the best Bond, why Pierce Brosnahan missed the mark, Bond misogyny versus bad women, and the movie-stealing genius that was Sheriff JW Pepper.  Oh yeah, plus Jaws, Jaws, Jaws, Octopussy, Blofeld, Stromberg, A View to a Kill, Walken, Kronstein, From Russia With Love, Diamonds are Forever, Mr. Winn and Mr. Kidd, the voodoo guy, For Your Eyes Only, Skyfall, Yaphet Kotto, Man with the Golden Gun, Christopher Lee (ala Scaramanga), The Spy who Loved Me, and Live and Let Die.  There's also beer:  Helix's RNA red, Wavelength's hibiscus red, Cali Creamin' and the Creamin' black & tan, and Garage Brewing's Orange Vanilla Creme Ale. Shaken into the mix are trick toes, gearhead art, Miami Vice (how about a Miami Vice episode?), X-Acto knives (duhh), apricots (don't put them in tanks), aliens, Ripley (dog or alien), Deadbolt (because rockabilly), black licorice, tactical training with Matt Klier at ASDS (because home-defense awesomeness), and more bad transitions than you can shake a paper silhouette at.

Do you like beer?  Do you like Bond?  Well, then this is your favorite episode of the Garage Hour and you haven't even listened yet.  Skully/lowbrow/Day-Dead artist Dave Lozeau and Garage Hour host and gearhead savant Justin Fort team up in the Lozeau studios to take an X-Acto knife to James Bond movies across the ages, all of it powered by local beers. What's on tap?  Bond's Lotus and Bond's Citroen, the brutality of Sean Connery versus the femininity of Daniel Craig, why Roger Moore was the best Bond, why Pierce Brosnahan missed the mark, Bond misogyny versus bad women, and the movie-stealing genius that was Sheriff JW Pepper.  Oh yeah, plus Jaws, Jaws, Jaws, Octopussy, Blofeld, Stromberg, A View to a Kill, Walken, Kronstein, From Russia With Love, Diamonds are Forever, Mr. Winn and Mr. Kidd, the voodoo guy, For Your Eyes Only, Skyfall, Yaphet Kotto, Man with the Golden Gun, Christopher Lee (ala Scaramanga), The Spy who Loved Me, and Live and Let Die.  There's also beer:  Helix's RNA red, Wavelength's hibiscus red, Cali Creamin' and the Creamin' black & tan, and Garage Brewing's Orange Vanilla Creme Ale. Shaken into the mix are trick toes, gearhead art, Miami Vice (how about a Miami Vice episode?), X-Acto knives (duhh), apricots (don't put them in tanks), aliens, Ripley (dog or alien), Deadbolt (because rockabilly), black licorice, tactical training with Matt Klier at ASDS (because home-defense awesomeness), and more bad transitions than you can shake a paper silhouette at.