Podcasts about coney island brewing

Today on the podcast we hear from Jeremy Cowan, founder of Shmaltz Brewing and Coney Island Brewing.  Jeremy shares his journey from starting to selling his breweries and lessons learned along the way. Jeremy talks about one of his passions: Helping breweries to lose less money.This may not be the most optimistic way to frame the problem (losing money) but it can be a very practical first step for breweries working towards profitability. Key TopicsLessons learned in starting, running and selling a breweryHow to "lose less money in your brewery"Contract brewing: Is it still relevant?ResourcesLearn more about Arryved POSGet the free brewery finance newsletter

- But wait, when do the Mets start playing the good teams? - The Mets are stroking out West - CYCLE for Escobar! 10K's for Cookie! - Darren hit a +5040 bet - Will "BIG DRIP" Megill back this weekend?!? vs Noah?!?!? When The 7 Line Army is there?!? - M/F/K any Mets team - Coney Island Brewing x The 7 Line! - The pool is open and more Darren Meenan and Julia Quadrino Live from T7LHQ! RATE, REVIEW, AND SUBSCRIBE. Thank to Coney Island Brewing Company! The official craft beer of Orange and Blue Thing and proud parter of the New York Mets! Visit their portable bar in section 114 at Citi Field, hit up www.coneyislandbeer.com to see where you can pick up some tasty beers, or visit their brewery at the home of the Brooklyn Cyclones in Coney Island! Text “CONEYMETS” to 855-933-4223 to be in the running for (2) free season tickets for 2023 at Citi Field! Hit up www.TickPick.com to grab tickets to your next Mets game! No fees, instantly transferred to your MLB Ballpark App, and hassle free. With ticket prices 10% lower than their largest competitor, they've saved their customers millions.

This week on Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy is spotlighting New York City Hospitality. On the show is Mitch Banchik from Eat, Drink, & Be Merry Hospitality in New York; Rachel McGown from Boston Beer Company and Coney Island Brewery in Brooklyn, New York; and Andrew Rigie from the NYC Hospitality Alliance in New York. Rachel introduces Jimmy to Hops for Hospitality, an initiative through Coney Island Brewing that is running through May, aiming to give back to the NYC Hospitality Alliance and help revive the city. According to Andrew, restaurants and bars are at the core of recovery, and while he sees a light at the end of the tunnel, there is plenty more work to be done. Recapping this past year, Mitch highlights how essential the NYC Hospitality Alliance was in helping bills and laws get passed. The Alliance built credibility for the city, offering crucial information to hospitality workers while also enacting direct support from the government. Looking towards the future, the gang discusses how temporary successes such as outdoor dining can be turned into permanent additions to the city. After Andrew makes a great point about giving people a reason to come back, Jimmy asks each guest to shout out their favorite neighborhood doing big things at the moment. And finally, the gang reveals where they’re all headed to get their next beer.Photo Courtesy of Andrew Rigie.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.

This week on Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy is covering one of the best weeks of the year, NYC Beer Week! For the first part of the show, Jimmy welcomes Ann Reilly from the NYC Brewers Guild; Jim Betz from Coney Island Brewery in Brooklyn, NY; and Jeff Lyons from Endless Life Brewing in Brooklyn, NY. Then in the second half, Jimmy catches up with Kat Telesca and Vic Pitula from Coney Island Brewery; Meg Rickerson from Someday Bar NYC in Brooklyn, NY; and Fee Doyle from Beer Witch in Brooklyn, NY. Ann starts the conversation by highlighting the beer boxes created by the NYC Brewers Guild, both as a way to celebrate beer week and also share NYC beer with customers outside of the city. Jim gets everyone excited about the special beer Coney Island Brewing is featuring in a beer box, and also explains how they are supporting the NYC Hospitality Alliance. Ann then offers us an update on the state of NYC craft beer, and Jeff highlights a couple of special moments from the past year. The second part of the show is all about the women. Opening her own bar just seven months before Covid-19 hit, Meg explains how the pandemic was a real crash course in bar ownership, forcing her to master everything from staple guns to small business loans. She also recently founded Save NYC Bars as a method to communicate the ripple effect that the pandemic has caused throughout the entire community. The gang all agrees that the history of beer is closely tied to women, and Kat, Vic, and Fee all chime in with interesting stories about the connection between beer, women, and witches. Finally, we hear about some exciting new beers and favorites, and Meg shouts out a special beer that supports lesbian-run bars, which is another underrepresented community that is struggling in the beer scene.Photo Courtesy of Ann Reilly.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.

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This week on Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy is joined by leaders in the New York beer scene who started small but expanded rapidly. Kyle Hurst from Big Alice Brewing is in the studio; along with the head brewer at Coney Island Brewing, Matt McCall; and the founders of Island to Island Brewery, Danii Oliver and Kevin Braithwait. These brewers recall their first brews and the initial challenges they faced in small spaces. As their businesses grew, they had the freedom to host more guests and hold events. Plus these guests discussed the ability to become more adventurous with their craft over time. They round out the show with a conversation of NYC Beer Week and the NY SMASH (state malt and state hops) beers these breweries are excited to showcase. Beer List Big Alice Brewing, Jalapeno Rye Big Alice Brewing Agri/Culture IPA Coney Island Brewing, Chocolate Ryezome Beer Sessions Radio is powered by Simplecast.

We try some spooky (not really) beers by Coney Island Brewing right here in NYC! We discuss big cereal, the Broc Simpson controversy and our favorite season. Visit www.snobeery.com for more info on this episode!

We’ve got some great guests joining us tonight to talk about brewing with lactose including Matt McCall from Coney Island Brewing, Jesse Ferguson from Interboro Brewing in Brooklyn, and Sean Torres from Kills Boro Brewing in Staten Island. Lactose/milk sugar is wholly unfermentable by brewer's yeast. Because of this, a lactose addition lends additional sweetness and body to a beer. Although lactose can be used with many beer styles, it turns out that the flavors in a stout (roast, chocolate, coffee, toffee) pair incredibly well with a heightened level of sweetness. Beer Sessions Radio is powered by Simplecast

It's nearly summer! That means chores, and more specifically grass mowing related chores. In that spirit, we feature two Cream Ales. Often light, crisp, and refreshing.We start things off with Sun King's Sunlight Cream Ale. An Indiana warm weather staple... And then I must digress. We let Adam buy the beer and he was given the assignment, "cream ale." While he technically followed directions, the second offering this show was/is Coney Island Brewing's Hard Orange Cream Ale.And then copious amounts of stupid happened. Much more than even we are accustomed to. Enjoy.

Tonight the guys talk about how they go about planning out a long road trip or not.  Rico was able to stop by for a Ducati demo ride and gives us his take on the Multrstrada Enduro and the XDiavel.What the guys sipped on during the show:Rich - Skull Splitter (The Orkney Brewery)Rico - Jefferson Stout Sweet Potato (Lazy Magnolia Brewing Company)Jon - Hard Ginger Ale (Coney Island Brewing)Long Trip Planning:The guys sat down and used the Furkot site and planned out a 9 day ride.Ride covered ~2100 miles, average ~260 miles per day, and ~7 hours in the seat.The trip avoids highways thanks to Furkot option.Rich has nickedname the trip - Loud Pipes Automotive Tour due to stops planned out.  The following are places planned to stop and see on trip:Wheels Through TimeCorvette Museum and FactoryIndianapolis Motor SpeedwayHenry Ford MuseumNiagara FallsD.G. Yuenglins & SonHarley-Davidson York, PAThe route needs more details, but overall this is good starting point to build on.Rico was able to get a little time in to stop by Ducati demo and get to take a couple of bikes for a little spin.  Rico thoughts.....Multirstrada Enduro:Really enjoys bike, and now gets the idea of adventure bikesThis one adds to the stable to bring the total to fourComfortable ride, could use a backrest40 minutes including traffic and some nice back roadsTried touring and sport modesMain negative was a lot of shifting to find the power band.  Felt like engine ran out of breath too soonxDiavelLoves the look of the bike!FAST BikeStop light comment about how nice the bike looksTook bike on same roads with the Multristrada EnduroFelt like the bike could do wheelies in 1st or 2nd gear with no problemsHad the bike in sport mode the entire demo rideJust like the Multistrade, felt like the engine ran out of breathRico is still smiles thinking about the XDiavelEvents:Upcoming events that one or more Loud Pipes! members plan on attending: Ducati XDiavel demo Ride in June or JulyMoto Vlogging Meetup - May 20th-22nd.12th Annual Barber Vintage Festival (October 7th-9th, 2016)   If you enjoy the show, want to keep it AD free, and receive generous rewards for your contribution, check out our donate page loudpipes.net/donate.  Patreon is our focus and is an ongoing support model.  There is also a link for one time donations and support of any size is greatly appreciated.Running time: 1 hour 16 minutesQuestions or comments: feedback@rdubstudios.com or the Feedback page

CASSIE THE QUEEN OF CRAFT BEER CAN FINALLY DRINK AGAIN!!! This was our Independence Day Weekend show with all things Coney Island, NY. We open up the show with the # 6 ranked competitive eater in the world Erik The Red Denmark who will be competing in 2015 Nathans Hot Dog Eating contest on Coney Island. We jump into the world of competitive eating as only Drinking Dirty in Jersey could do. Also we had Coney Island Brewing on to find out about their kick ass Coney Island Brewery and we also tasted their beers with them live on air! Also Drinking Games,Chugging a beer to the Greatest Drunk of all time Andre the Giant, Beer News, POPS tells us why he likes the month of July and more...Tune in and Drink on!! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.