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Send us a textFor this episode of Brewstilled, I'll be recapping week 6 for the 2024 NFL season in the Houe of the Lombardi. For week 6, we saw the Lombardi teams engage in a set of interesting battles and some weird games. The Jacksonville Jaguars sink to 1-5 after their loss to the Bears in London placing them in a season ending situation. For the Ravens, the won their key game against the Washington Commanders. Can the Ravens find a way to dominate the AFC Conference? For Tampa Bay they won in a weird game against the New Orlean Saints in a big divisional game placing them back in command of the NFC South. The Chargers won their own divisional game over the Denver Broncos. The Raiders lost to the Steelers after a QB change and admis Devante Adams trade drama. Are the Raiders better off tanking? For the Cowboys and The Lions, the Lions destroyed the Dallas Cowboys in a destructive game in Dallas. Is the Cowboys season over? For the Lions, are they now the best team in the NFC? The Falcons won against Atlanta in a divisional win as Atlanta and Tampa Bay fight for control of the NFC South. I'll be discussing all this and more here on Brewstilled with Double Bock as the beer pairing. 

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Jacob and Eddie headed to Marlboro, MA to interview the founder of Flying Dreams Brewing.   Interview: So on your website’s section “our story” it's basically just Dave Richardsons story…So what are your stories? Says here that Dave has won 35 awards. Does the website get updated every time a new award is won? Can you name all 35 awards? What’s the story behind the name? 2 locations: Worcester and Marlborough, MA. Looks like beer is brewed in Worcester and the taproom in Marboro. What’s the story with the two locations? *potential follow-up: Wormtown used to brew at the Worcester location How did the relationship with Wormtown Brewing begin? Are there any collabs with Wormtown? How have you guys dealt with the new normals amidst this pandemic? What’s your thoughts on the hard seltzer trend? Do you remember drinking your first craft beer? What was the first beer you brewed? What’s your favorite style of beer? What beer do you enjoy brewing the most? *If there was a beer you could brew with no regards to cost, production, or sales, what would it be and why? On collaborations, which brewery was the most fun to brew with? What beer was it? I may be retarded, but how do you pronounce “SYZYGY”? Why? Any shout out to any upcoming future brews It’s been over a year since the news section has been updated? What gives? Nothing going on over here? Yes, this interview is mostly based off your website and whatever google searches we pulled up. Name Style ABV Ratings Avg Dr. Equahtic #5 DIPA IPA - Imperial 9.1 3 4.52 Boroweizen Wheat Beer - Hefeweizen 5.2 2 4.44 Cream Ale Cream Ale 5.2 1 4.38 Eccentrica DIPA IPA - Imperial 8.9 1 4.37 Syzygy IPA - Belgian 6.9 4 4.33 Topics/Segments:   Game - Know your neighbor (local brewery beers, name the brewery)   War Castle (Redemption Rock) Shook Ones (Greater Good) Becky Likes The Smell (Bay State Brewing) Buddha’s Juice (Wormtown) Mass Soul (Wachusett) Hoppy Buffalo, DIPA (Milk Room Brewing, Rutland MA) Mass Hole (Wormtown) Famous Celebrities, Are they Marlboro or Worcester Bill Simmons (Marlboro) Jordan Knight (Worcester) Daniel B Wesson (Worcester) Aaron Dulbac (Marlboro - Converge and Bane) Carmella (Worcester - WWE) Marcia Cross (Marlboro - desperate housewives) Dennis Leary (Worcester)   LPT from Reddit: (updated 10/1/20)   When wearing a tie on a windy day, slip a coin down the inside of the hem to keep the tie from blowing around. When you sign up for anything online, put the website’s name as your middle name. That way when you receive spam/advert emails, you will know who sold your info.   Bad Yelp Review - Redemption:   Steven B. - Boston, MA (Worcester location) A very small, cozy brewery located next to a restaurant. I recommend the tasting as you will get to keep your sample glass. The samples you get to try will vary from day to day depending on which beers are on tap.   Concession IPA- Bitter and hoppy. Unfortunately, I did not find this IPA terribly appealing.   Double bock--Caramel and whiskey. Like a barley wine. Nice smooth finish.  This was the highlight of the tasting.   Cafe session stout--thinner consistency than most stouts. Distinct Coffee complexity. Reminds me of cold brew. It's a refreshing stout.   Double Mando DIPA--Strong hoppy flavor with a nice bitterness that lingers in the tongue. Pine note. Thin consistency. Decent DIPA.   Park Ave porter--a little malty but not much. But, I found the flavor dull and watery. Satisfactory, but not much going on here.   Like most breweries, the brews can be hit or miss. Double Bock alone is worth a visit. Flying Dreams gets a recommendation. came here by accident, meant to go to the Worcester location. I personally was on the hunt for their sour beers but none were on tap so I asked for water while my boyfriend got drinks. There were 4 of us in total here and the girl never came back with my water or to check in on my boyfriend. He finally put his empty glass very obviously forward so he could get another beer and she came. I asked for water again and never got it. I get its a brewery and perhaps I annoyed her by not drinking l, but blatantly ignoring 50% of your customers sucks. it's also in an odd space with lawyers offices. Casey L. - Quincy, MA (Marlborough location)  

The first ever Patreon driven fan beer review is live for your listening pleasure.  Please kick back and relax with your own favorite brew while I break down Troegenator Double Bock.  Also, if you'd like to have your say in the Patreon Poll, you can head over here https://www.patreon.com/fightingspiritpodcast and join at just the $1 level to take part.

German-Style Doppelbock or Eisbock-2 Subcategories:A.Subcategory: German-Style Doppelbock(Description courtesy of Beer Advocate) https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/styles/35/“Doppel” meaning “double,” this style is a bigger and stronger version of the lower-gravity German-Style Bock beers. Originally made by monks in Munich, the Doppelbock beer style is very food-friendly and rich in melanoidins reminiscent of toasted bread. Color is copper to dark brown. Malty sweetness is dominant. Malt character is more reminiscent of fresh and lightly toasted Munich-style malt, more so than caramel or toffee malt. Doppelbocks are full-bodied, and alcoholic strength is on the higher end.-Color – Copper to Dark Brown-Clarity: Appearance should be bright; chill haze should not be present-Perceived Malt Aroma & Flavor: Pronounced aromas and flavors of toasted malted barley. Some caramel and toffee character can contribute to complexity in a secondary role.-Perceived Hop Aroma & Flavor: Hop aroma is absent. Hop flavor is low.-Perceived Bitterness: Low-Body: Full -ABV: 6.6%-7.9%B.Subcategory: German-Style Eisbock(Description courtesy of Beer Advocate) https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/styles/36/This is a stronger version of Doppelbock.Eisbock is an extremely strong beer with a typical alcohol content well beyond 7 percent ABV. This beer undergoes a freezing process called “freeze distilling” that separates water from the other components (alcohol and sugars) to concentrate these. Because water has a lower freezing point than ethanol, the water freezes, leaving the alcohol liquid. When the water ice is removed, the remaining beer is stronger than before. Eisbock can range from near black to as light as tawny red. Hop bitterness and flavor are mostly cast aside with a big alcohol presence replacing it, which can range from sweet to spicy, and fruity to fusel. Look for a heavy or almost syrupy body with tons of malty flavor.-Color – Light brown to black-Clarity: Appearance should be bright; chill haze should not be present-Perceived Malt Aroma & Flavor: Sweet malt character is very high-Perceived Hop Aroma & Flavor: Hop aroma and flavor is absent.-Perceived Bitterness: Very Low to Low-Body: Very full-ABV: 8.6%-14.3%-Glassware: Snifter - Used for brandy and cognac, these wide-bowled and stemmed glasses with their tapered mouths are perfect for capturing the aromas of strong ales. Volumes range, but they all provide room to swirl and agitate volatiles. Benefits: Captures and enhances volatiles. -Examples (courtesy of Beer Advocate)(https://www.beeradvocate.com)Troegenator | Tröegs Brewing CompanyBrewed by: Tröegs Brewing Company Pennsylvania, United Statestroegs.com Style: German Doppelbock Alcohol by volume (ABV): 8.20% Notes / Commercial Description: Monks had fasting figured out. No food? No problem. Just drink a Double Bock. Thick and chewy with intense notes of caramel, chocolate and dried stone fruit, ‘Nator (as we call him) serves as a tribute to this liquid bread style.Eis Maker | Jack's Abby BrewingCheck out Episode # 19 of the Craft Beer Storm Podcast where we interview Jack of Jack’s Abby – here is link:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-19-jack-of-jacks-abby-lagers-talks-beer/id1438117278?i=1000424132145Brewed by: Jack's Abby Brewing Massachusetts, United Statesjacksabbybrewing.com Style: German Eisbock Alcohol by volume (ABV): 13.00% Notes / Commercial Description: Eis is the German word for Ice. A former distillation process in making Eis Beer would be to freeze it, remove the ice, and collect what remained. While today’s beer, like Eis Maker, is no longer produced this way, it is used as a connotation that the beer is very strong.You will find this Eis Bock to be sweet, malty and boozy with notes of raisin, dark fruit and similar profile of a barley wine.Subscribe to Craft Beer Storm Podcast iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/craft-beer-storm/id1438117278?mt=2*** A Top 20 Podcast in Food on iTunes ***Michael Potorti is the Host of Craft Beer Storm and Founder/Brewer at Beara Brewing Co. in Portsmouth, NH*** Interested in starting your own brewery? Our Portsmouth, NH TURNKEY facility is for sale! 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Finding a great podcast amidst all the bland rice cake christian lite stuff is like finding a microbrew that produces something other than IPAs! Well your search is over! Take a long drink and share it with some friends! We are the Double Bock of broadcasting! Like, follow, share! TOPICS: 1. CINDY KOCH AND HER NEW BOOK - WOMAN: THE FORGOTTEN STORY. Cindy talks about why she wrote it and how it uniquely tells the story of women's identity as God sees it! It is nothing but centered in Jesus Christ! 2. HANDLING CRITICISM. When you write stuff, someone is bound to not like it. Do you just ignore criticism? Do you dwell on it? Do you use it? How do writers handle it? How should they? What is truly criticism and what is disingenuous rabble rousing? 3. VULGARITY AND CHRISTIAN LITERATURE. Should all forms of literature that is meant to address christian issues refrain from any sort of explicit discussion of sex, etc. Should the preacher ever swear? How far is too far? 4. FAVORITE COCKTAIL! What's your favorite cocktail? Have yours changed over the years? What makes a good cocktail? 5. SHOULD PETER HAVE GOTTEN OUT OF THE BOAT AND TRIED TO WALK ON WATER? doesnt seem like it. How is this text preached wrongly. What can we learn from Peter, from Jesus. 6. ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES ILLOGICAL AD REGARDING SAME SEX RELATIONSHIPS. Are peoples concerns over same sex simply a matter of abstract morality? or adherence to a book not everyone agrees with. Does nature have anything to say about same sex relationships! REFERENCES: WOMAN, THE FORGOTTEN STORY - by Cindy Koch. By it on amazon MR. BOSTON: all new official bartenders and party guide The Gospel according to Matthew - chapter 14 D.N.A. Kendrick Lamar

Steve & Izzy discuss the sequel of the XTREME Secret Agent movie series that... was forced to wait a decade-plus after this entry for an end to the trilogy. Ice Cube & Xzibit collaborate on the soundtrack and actual movie paired with Samuel L. Jackson & the great Willem Dafoe... in which there is a great internal political power struggle... and explosions and bullet trains and chicks in chop shops and... yeah, just enjoy it!!! They also try some delicious Mountain West beers from Wasatch, Moab & Oskar Blues Breweries... so grab a few brews, kick back & enjoy!!! Prost!!!

This episode your hosts discuss Gamestop’s declining stock prices, and the EU’s statement about banning ride sharing apps. Then we talk about public pet peeves while reviewing Wasatch’s Devastator Double Bock.

BACKGROUND: Since 2011, Quesada Cigars has released its own Oktoberfest line of cigars, which are blended to be paired with beer. The line was introduced in two sizes initially, but since then the Oktoberfest line has become an annual release … Continue reading →

This week on BierBuzz, we bailed on the studio and headed to The Factory in West Hollywood. A portion of the proceeds are donated to the Children's Tumor Foundation. We meet up with Shock Top and talk about their new Wheat IPA. And Jason meets up with Rob Nowaczyk of Firemans Brew to talk about what they have going on. All this and more on this weeks BierBuzz Podcast! Theme Song By: Vialka

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.

In this episode we turn our attention to Sam Adams and their place in the craft beer universe.  Is Sam Adams really a craft brewery, or have they grown into something else?  We try to answer that question and sample three beers from their Imperial Series – a Belgian Wit, a Double Bock and an Imperial Stout.  […]