Podcasts about good city brewing

Flights Across America author Joel Geier joins the Beers and Beards Podcast this week to discuss the upcoming release of his book which you can pre-order now.Of course we have to drink as well, and Joel drinks a dark lager from Good City Brewing called Afterglow. David drinks a beer from his advent calendar box in Other Half - Seeing Things. And Gary breaks out a new bourbon in Knob Creek Single Barrel.Craft beer tourism has gone mainstream. Whether planning entire vacations around beer or simply visiting breweries whenever they're in a new location (or even in their own city), people now frequently explore a place through its brewing scene. Joel has visited nearly 1,400 breweries across all fifty states, and this book is a compilation of his experiences. But it's more than just a travel guide. From planning a "beercation" to knowing the right questions to ask the staff upon arrival, Joel covers a variety of topics for those eager to dive into beer travel. Along the way, he shares insights into the beer scenes in cities and towns across the country. Nuggets of information on breweries and beers are woven together to paint a vivid picture of what it's like to visit each city for its breweries and overall beer culture. Flights Across America is an ode to Joel's love of breweries. Whether you're actively traveling the country to indulge in local beer or simply want to experience it from the comfort of your own home, this book is your ticket to the nation's vibrant craft beer scene. Want to grow a better beard and become a legend? Subscribe here to become a Producer of Beers and Beards. https://plus.acast.com/s/beers-and-beards-1. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At my first brewery visit in Milwaukee, I stole a few minutes out of Jimmy Wheeler's day. He's a brewer at Good City Brewing and was gracious enough to have a beer with me and answer some questions. Enjoy! #beermightythings #goodcitybrewing #mkebeer

Building an iconic brewing company for your university community, plus getting real-world business experience? Sounds like a dream come true. On this episode of Manufacturing Happy Hour, we are joined by Jackson Cosgriff, Student, and John Knapp, Director of Innovation Alley at Marquette University. We hear the backstory and behind-the-scenes processes of Innovation Alley and its student-led project, Blue & Gold Brewing. John and Jackson share concerns they had heading into the project and the future of student-run business, plus they tell us whether they believe applied learning is the future of higher education. This episode is packed with inspirational advice and plenty of beer chat! In this episode, find out: The backstory of Innovation Alley and Blue & Gold Brewing Behind the scenes stories of Blue & Gold Brewing The beer brainstorming process What's next for student-run business What concerns they had about their project Whether applied learning is the future of higher education Advice for other universities looking to introduce similar programs Why it's time to think outside the box Enjoying the show? Please leave us a review here. Even one sentence helps. It's feedback from Manufacturing All-Stars like you that keeps us going! Tweetable Quotes: “It's OK to have a big idea! Don't shut that idea down.” – John Knapp, Executive Director – Innovation Alley at Marquette University “People get drawn into working up these ladders when they don't really enjoy it. A lot of people are happy working with their hands and that's what I loved about this project.” – Jackson Cosgriff, Student at Marquette University “I knew right away (this project) was going to be a winner!” - John Knapp, Executive Director – Innovation Alley at Marquette University Links & mentions: Blue and Gold Brewing, a student-run business owned by Blue and Gold Ventures LTD, aimed to develop collaborative partnerships with community business owners. Marquette University students team up with the below brewing companies (all Marquette alums) to learn about craft brewing: https://www.bandgbrewing.com/ Innovation Alley, driving students to reimagine education in the classroom and in workplaces, creating a ripple effect far beyond the walls of the campuses at Marquette University: https://www.marquette.edu/innovation-alley/ Broken Bat Brewing, the brainchild of Milwaukee baseball fan Tim Pauly, providing a unique, welcoming atmosphere in the Walker's Point neighborhood in Milwaukee. Spreading the love of craft beer and baseball while giving back to their community: https://brokenbatbrewery.com/ Good City Brewing, a brewing company created by Dan and David, close friends from grad school who saw the untapped potential of craft beer in Milwaukee. Focused on pursuing excellence, prioritizing relationships and engaging their local place: https://www.goodcitybrewing.com/ Gathering Place Brewing, an award-winning, community centered craft brewery located in Milwaukee's Riverwest neighborhood and Wauwatosa. Making European-inspired styles with American twists:

Maribel Caves Hotel (Hotel Hell) in Manitowoc, with music from VomBom, and a review of Good City Brewing "Motto".

This episode of the pod begins with David, Lindsay, and new host and producer, Elisabeth, discussing the kick off of Imagine's Arts and Economic Prosperity surveying out and about at local cultural events over the next year. In anticipation of speaking with Milwaukee Makers Market's creator and director Ryan Laessig, the trio reflects on what they would make if they were to moonlight as market makers. David has an on-brand vision of himself selling “momento mori” embroidered phrases like “In the midst of life...you're in death.” Lindsay contrasts David's morose aspirations by envisioning herself as a maker of cross-stitched phrases of lightness and inspiration. Meanwhile, Elisabeth's hypothetical small business will draw on her talents for creating multimodal portraits, and tiny clay fish fry fabrications.   Starting around 13:00, Ryan Laessig joins the crew to discuss Milwaukee Makers Market—a local makers market that is a “celebration of the city's creators and our local community” and is hosted at Discovery World, Ivy House MKE, and at local breweries. In the course of the discussion, Ryan reflects on the ethos that drove him to graduate from artist and entrepreneur to becoming a leader within the maker scene, and building the beloved local festival as a platform to help artists thrive in our community. He shares about his motivation to become an organizer so he could sustain and improve upon models of makers markets that he experienced firsthand as an artist. And the MMM that has evolved is a truly local, free event—unlike some craft festivals run by distant corporations that charge covers and profit from Milwaukee talent, all the sales at MMM directly support makers and vendors within the local economy. Visitors to the MMM can also expect to get the benefit of engaging with the stories and personalities of the makers themselves. Though he is the leader and the face of the MMM, Ryan is foremost inspired to run the market as an engine for helping these local small business owners and artists to pursue and “achieve their dreams,” and contribute to a maker's scene that Milwaukee can be proud of.   https://www.milwaukeemakersmarket.com/ (Milwaukee Maker's Market)  Follow Milwaukee Maker's Market @https://www.instagram.com/milwaukeemakersmarket/?hl=en (milwaukeemakersmarket) and @https://www.facebook.com/MilwaukeeMakersMarket/ (MilwaukeeMakersMarket)  Once again, we had an absurd number of shout-outs in this episode. Please enjoy the following (hopefully) comprehensive list of links: https://www.milwaukeeoperatheatre.org/ (Milwaukee Opera Theatre's “L'Orfeo”)  https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6roPx1KD4OTQ8rMH66Q7Ds?si=eafcf11af100478e&nd=1 (David's Death Playlist)  https://www.instagram.com/milwaukeeminiatures/ (Milwaukee Miniatures)  https://www.hovercraftmke.com/ (Hovercraft)  https://www.artsatlargeinc.org/ (Arts @ Large)   https://www.discoveryworld.org/ (Discovery World)  https://ivyhousemke.com/ (Ivy House MKE)  https://www.goodcitybrewing.com/ (Good City Brewing)   https://mkebrewing.com/ (Milwaukee Brewing Co.)  https://www.mkenightmarket.com/ (Milwaukee Night Market)  https://www.shermanphoenix.com/ (Sherman Phoenix)  http://www.jamessteeno.com/ (James Steeno Gallery)  https://outwokentea.com/ (Outwoken Tea)  https://www.livalittleicecream.com/ (Liv a Little Ice Cream)  https://mildfeverpopup.square.site/ (Mild Fever)  https://squareonesoapworks.com/ (Square One Soap Works)  https://mbsquaredphotography.square.site/ (MB Squared Photography)  https://www.facebook.com/EssentialRawNaturals/ (Essential Raw Naturals)  https://www.facebook.com/happyjoycandyfloss/ (Happy Joy Candy Floss)  https://www.etsy.com/shop/lenaandreaceramics/ (Lena Ceramics)  https://spacetimecoffee.com/ (Space Time Coffee)  https://www.etsy.com/shop/BluMountainCo...

“In this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes,” Benjamin Franklin. Everyone's favorite salt-queen, Erica (Neck Nosh), stops in to hang with Flex and Greg as they talk about mixing alcohols and getting way too drunk, the importance of beer research out in the field, drunk-responding to DMs, and the greatest gift to humans: Walking Around Beers. Flex kick-starts the research session with Hidden Meanings, a Double NE IPA from Good City Brewing in Milwaukee, WI. Next, Greg warms up in the bullpen with Death and Taxes, a San Francisco-style black lager from Moonlight Brewing Company in Santa Rosa, CA. Greg has an admission: he got really drunk over the weekend due to the 49ers winning and moving on in the playoffs. What started as a research day turned into mixing booze, drunk messaging, and a lost night. It also turns out that he has a weird hangover remedy. Erica gets sloppy and reaches for a Bloody Mary. Flex grabbed a friend and went out for some essential lunch beers; the work never stops. Do you have a specific drink to help you with the hangover blues? Thanks to Georgia for bringing some sanity to this crazy world and allowing people to drink outside. Are you a fan of “walking around beers”? Monster Energy Drinks throws down some cash and buys CANarchy Craft Beer Collective. Turns out Molson isn't just selling off the St. Archer taproom; they're done altogether. The former Green Flash brewery and taproom is up for sale if you're looking for a major brewery to open. Budweiser is putting a golden ticket in some beer boxes...sort of. And BrewDog is in more trouble, this time for lying to the government. Erica: www.instagram.com/necknosh www.necknosh.com Flexy: www.instagram.com/flex_me_a_beer Craft Beer Republic: www.CraftBeerRepublic.com www.instagram.com/CraftBeerRepublic www.facebook.com/CraftBeerRepublicPod www.twitter.com/CraftBeerRepub (805) 538-2337 Use promo code UNFILTERED on Tavour.

Pastry stouts are dark, rich, sweet, and remind one of… monitor lizards? In this episode, John and Mark crack open Indigo - Giant Monitor from Good City Brewing. Will it stack up? Who will get the waffles? Grab your favorite sweet stout and join us! Good City Brewing's Giant Monitor: https://www.goodcitybrewing.com/beer/indigo-giant-monitor/ Be sure to check out Driftless Drinks on YouTube!

PIVOTING FOR LEADERSHIP SUCCESS. Our guest Kyle Stephens, Vice President of Finance and Administration at Good City Brewing will discuss the importance of having a good pivot foot for leadership success, lessons learned from the COVID-19 disruption, and how community service is not only good in personal practice, but why it's good for your business, too. You will not want to miss this enlightening conversation.

This week, I'll have the fantastic Eliot Ness from Great Lakes in Cleveland. I also had some good stuff from Good City Brewing in Milwaukee, 2 from Casa Humilde, Cigar City, and Soundgrowler.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beerinfront/support

Timestamps1:09 – Breweries in Milwaukee, WI4:16 – Varieties of Beer6:41 – Food at Breweries7:52 – Chef Rich's Tips & Tricks: Steeling a Knife (video)  https://vollrathfoodservice.com/Vollrath-Podcast/The-Vollrath-Feed-Episode-1910:05 – Chef Guy Davies Joins the Show12:58 – Good City Brewing, Downtown18:00 – The Menu19:25 – Guy's Journey to Becoming a Chef23:28 – Creative Outlet27:22 – Open Kitchen / Performance Art30:44 – Good City Beers38:10 – Beer & Food Pairings43:25 – Consistency45:19 – COVID1949:43 – Guy's Inspirational Quote

What does this episode have in common with the 1983 classic 'Risky Business'? exactly two things.1. Josh and Greg, button up shirts, socks, nothing else2. We review the beer 'Risk' by Good City BrewingRiskRisky BusinessYou do the math.No pantsMusic Credits: www.bignew.com If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element

This quarantine episode of Marketing IQ welcomes David Dupee, co-owner of Good City Brewing in Milwaukee. Long based on a taproom and events experience, the Good City team has strategically shifted to takeout and 6-packs to-go amidst the COVID-19 shutdown. Any business can learn from David honest breakdown of marketing tactics during this time of crisis.  Follow Good City Brewing @goodcitybrewing. Listen and subscribe to the podcast on your favorite platform: Apple Podcasts Google Play Music Spotify  iHeartRadio Follow Boelter + Lincoln on social: Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn  boelterlincoln.com 

We sample 4 Beers from the Good City Brewing Company out of Milwaukee WI!

Ann and Tarik share information on a new event from Chef Latinos Wisconsin at Good City Brewing called 'La Catrinas Dinner Series', a pierogi pop-up, Bourbon Bash and more. Chef Latinos Wisconsin - https://www.facebook.com/events/581506732664878/Iron Grate BBQ - https://www.facebook.com/GrateBbqWest Allis Cheese & Sausage Shop - https://www.facebook.com/events/2660148674068127/Café Benelux - https://www.facebook.com/events/1438570769656270/

Ann and Tarik share information on a new event from Chef Latinos Wisconsin at Good City Brewing called 'La Catrinas Dinner Series', a pierogi pop-up, Bourbon Bash and more. Chef Latinos Wisconsin - https://www.facebook.com/events/581506732664878/Iron Grate BBQ - https://www.facebook.com/GrateBbqWest Allis Cheese & Sausage Shop - https://www.facebook.com/events/2660148674068127/Café Benelux - https://www.facebook.com/events/1438570769656270/

Our first mock draft! Jake & Dustin go head to head in a 15 round PPR mock draft on Sleeper. Before we get into it we have our drunk trade of the week and the beer of the week, this time brought to you by Good City Brewing. Hit us up on Twitter: Podcast: @DrinkingFantasy Jake: @JakeTrowbridge Dustin: @ffdustydog

It's the end of our second season here on the BeerdedHops Podcast. Got a comment, question or concern? Have a question about beer, home brewing, orlife in general? Text or call us! - The BeerdedHops Hotline - 203-429-HOPS Join us - and other beertubers - as well as other craft beer loving people - ON DISCORD! - https://discord.gg/V3YGNd7

Tarik and Ann talk, beer, wine, tappings, menus and more on this episode of This Bites.

Tarik and Ann talk, beer, wine, tappings, menus and more on this episode of This Bites.

There's now a #1 beer in the world. The guys have been re-certified by the World Beer Federation and Season Three is all about going deeper into individual breweries.  Tonight, the guys enjoyed three beers from Good City Brewing based in Milwaukee. Is Good City, you know, Good? Whip out your Slooijer Scale and let's get drinking!

A while back, Dan Katt came by to talk about his company, Good City Brewing. You've probably heard of them if you like beer, and if you haven't, trust us—they're worth looking up. It's a bit of a lost episode, as it got caught in the whirlwind of our rebrand and launch. But Dan has been up to some really amazing stuff around town, and we thought it'd be the perfect time to bring Dan and Good City some well-deserved attention!

Click the player below to hear my conversation with OnMilwaukee’s Bobby Tanzilo who visited both Good City Brewing on the East Side and Sprecher Brewery in Glendale for this week’s Bar Month-themed Urban Spelunking.

Timmy B, the Beer Daddy, is back! We try out some super fancily bottled ketchup as we catch up about life and beer. Plus! we get t— Let’s catsup! Don’t forget to call in to the Squirt Line 419-7-SQUIRT. LISTEN & SUBSCRIBE iTunes | Stitcher | Google Play | RSS Theme Song: “Ketchup Time” by … Continue reading "80 – Beer Daddy"

This is 40: After many years of marriage, Josh (Paul Rudd) is the sole male in a household that includes his wife, Greg (Leslie Mann), and two young daughters (Iris Apatow, Maude Apatow). As Josh struggles to keep his podcast afloat, he and Greg navigate a three-week course of sex and romance, career victories and financial hardships, aging parents and maturing children. They'll have to learn to forgive, forget and enjoy the rest of their lives -- before they kill each other.Just kidding, we review 'Reward' by Good City Brewing in Milwaukee WIBreak Music Provided by Horseshoes and Hand-grenades www.hhgmusic.com If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element