Podcasts about chicago craft beer week

In the first part of the season opener, the gang (the gang being Lindsey and Stephanie) talks about Chicago Craft Beer Week events they've been to and are looking forward to going to. They eventually get to part one of the topic: music festivals. Stay tuned for episode 1.5 where they continue on the topic, talking about music releases that have come out during the first quarter of the year. We apologize for the long wait on this episode!

Best of Chicago Craft Beer Week, Ratebeer, and Chicago Beer Destinations.

Best of Chicago Craft Beer Week, Ratebeer, and Chicago Beer Destinations.

We’re not quite ready to let another Chicago Craft Beer Week go, so we grabbed five new-ish canned beers from Chicago breweries to review. This show also serves as our Beer Under Glass festival recap - at least, what we can remember about it. Five highly-drinkable beers and two slightly hungover hosts - what else can we say?   Beers Reviewed   Hopewell Brewing - First Lager Around the Bend Beer Co. - Vera (Pistachio cream ale) Hop Butcher for the World - Grid (APA) Finch Beer Co. - Plumage (IPA) Whiner Beer Co. - Miaou (Blended barrel-aged Belgian wheat)

It’s alright, because it’s Chicago Craft Beer Week! We mark the occasion by drinking six beers from local breweries we’ve never featured before - and we’ve been missing out. We try to give some background on these breweries, but our “research” has truly reached a new low. There’s also talk of marketing angles, bleach lambics, bomber fatigue, skateboarding orphans, noisy dick, head nipples, dweebs, geeks, and ladders. Ryan reviews the many name changes that some of the these breweries have made, and Craig files his Beer Under Glass report. Beers Reviewed: Around the Bend Beer Co. - Ghost of ‘lectricity Kolsch Motor Row Brewing - New Phenix Lager Alarmist Brewing - Phobophobia Patersbier Maplewood Brewing - Crushinator Session IPA Hop Butcher For The World - Watch for Falling Coconuts Tropical Pale Ale Illuminated Brew Works - Kallisti Golden Ale Local Bands/Artists Featured: Blizzard Babies, Meat Wave, Twin Peaks, The Brokedowns, Yoko and the Oh Nos, Lil Tits, Chance the Rapper

Dreem2Reality Entertainment proudly presents the Beer With Friends Podcast, pre-recorded from the D2R Studios! On today's show: Eric is joined by his co-host Chuck, and of course, Producer Ryan for the Beer With Friends Podcast! Today's focus is Pipeworks Brewing Co: Abduction beers!! The guys try REVved Up Coffee Brown by Revolution Brewing Company to get things started, and then, the guys try Passion Abduction, Vanilla Abduction, Raspberry Truffle Abduction, and Cinnamon Abduction all by Pipeworks Brewing Company to round out the show! Also in this episode: the guys discuss the Chicago Blackhawks and Chicago beer superstition, Prince's death, The Great Taste of The Midwest tickets have been bought, a round of What's Everybody Been Drinking, a Brews In The News segment featuring New Glarus Brewing Company starting to can certain beers and some Ballast Point Brewing grumblings, as well as a What's Tappening segment featuring American Craft Beer Week, Chicago Craft Beer Week, Ballpark Ale Fest, and the Olympic Tavern. All that and much more! This podcast is intended for listeners 21+. Please drink responsibly and enjoy the show! Please SUBSCRIBE to the D2R Podcast Network on iTunes and don't forget to RATE and REVIEW while you're there. Or, find the D2R Podcast Network on Stitcher or the Podbean app. Just simply download the Stitcher or Podbean app to your device and then search: D2R Podcast Network and SUBSCRIBE! It's really that easy! If you enjoy the Beer With Friends Podcast, then SPREAD THE WORD to everyone you know! Your word of mouth is our only advertising and we truly appreciate your support! Thanks for listening and cheers!!

Pipeworks does a lot of things well, and weird beers are near the top of that list. We try five of their unique brews with unusual ingredients or unexpected style crossovers and discover that they’re all pretty awesome. Relive our cautious whiffs and relieved sips! Craig gives us the highlights of his busy Chicago Craft Beer Week. We also bring back the game that has changed the world of podcast beer reviews as we know them, Beers Against Humanity. Oh, yes, this one is way out there. (Fun play at home game: drink along and try to keep up with our rapidly diminishing sobriety! You have 59 minutes!)

Everyone loves a sequel! We drink 6 more double imperial pale ales in this episode, reaching new levels of palate destruction and inebriation. We jump in our own Mystery Machine and try to solve the hop secrets in some of these brews, Ryan unleashes a little Three Floyds rage, and Craig reveals to us all that he is, indeed, a God. (Because we’re busy celebrating Chicago Craft Beer Week, this episode was recorded two months ago. Enjoy!)

We kick off Chicago Craft Beer Week with Chris Ferguson from Bee’s Knees, a food company specializing in craft beer snacks. Along with five nut varieties, we open five local beers based on pairing suggestions provided by Bee’s Knees. Chris answers a lot of our questions about his business and helps us understand why his nuts are so damn good with beer. Intelligent dialogue ensues, until we all get drunk and Craig and Ryan bring it crashing back down. Also, we talk about what we’re looking forward to for Chicago Craft Beer Week. It’s a tasty one, so NUT UP.

On location interviews with Pete Crowley and Michael Carroll at the Chicago Craft Beer Week closing party. Our review of the week's events plus analysis of the Dark Lord eBay aftermarket pricing.

On location interviews with Pete Crowley and Michael Carroll at the Chicago Craft Beer Week closing party. Our review of the week's events plus analysis of the Dark Lord eBay aftermarket pricing.

Special Guest: Matt Gallagher from Half Acre Beer Company. Matt talks with us about what how Half Acre got started, their current plans, Chicago Craft Beer Week events and his current favorite beer.

Special Guest: Matt Gallagher from Half Acre Beer Company. Matt talks with us about what how Half Acre got started, their current plans, Chicago Craft Beer Week events and his current favorite beer.

Chicago Craft Beer Week is May 17th to the 22nd. A chocolate stout faces off against a Belgian Golden Ale. Beer Download Episode 16

Chicago Craft Beer Week is May 17th to the 22nd. A chocolate stout faces off against a Belgian Golden Ale. Beer Download Episode 16