Podcasts about house beer

The gang gets together at the Extension to talk Land-Grant's new House Beer lime variant as well as the new collaboration IPA with Wooster's JAFB, Juggalo Stuff.   -- Have a question for us? If we read your question on an episode, you get a free Land-Grant shirt. Submit your question now over on our website!

This is The Beer Is Fundamental Show. This is Episode 127 and we want to welcome you once again to the NeighBeerHood where craft beer is always the talk of the town. We are your host O-Beer-Wan Kenobi the Jedi Knight of craft beer and Lady T. We are on social media. Instagram at beer is fundamental and the same with Facebook. You can contact us by phone also at 407-350-7909. Feel free to leave a message if we're not available. You can definitely check us out on the Beerisfundamental.com. You can get the best in craft beer news, craft beer specials, and other awesome things. The beer for this episode is the Rainbow Double IPA by Tree House Brewing. This beer is described as having a great taste of honeyed-peach, sugary mango, and orange. Tree House is an awesome brewery and they make great beer. The NFL draft is a big thing for us because you know how big of football fans we are. Lady T is a Raiders fan and I am a Buccaneers fan. The Raiders are sitting at #13 and the Bucs are at #26. We were once again at this year's Irie Jungle at Tripping Animals Brewing. Make sure to check out the pictures on our Irie Jungle Pictures Page. If you use CLEAR at the airport, you definitely want to listen to the episode. We have some big news concerning them.

Haj, Walt, Dan, and Eric bring it all back home and discuss the latest iteration of House Beer, Land-Grant's Premium Lager that just got upgraded to year-round status. Dan does a deep dive on the brewing process, Walt talks about the crispy-clean new can art, and the gang debates what House is the best House to enjoy a House Beer in. -- Have a question for us? If we read your question on an episode, you get a free Land-Grant shirt. Submit your question now over on our website!

This week we're drinking a brewery favorite and taproom exclusive: House Beer Premium Lager. Listen in as we get a little more nerdy than usual with our special guest, Whitney Thompson from Origin Malt.

After a rough week for craft breweries acquired by Anheuser-Busch, the Brewbound team discusses the fallout of the world's largest beer manufacturer shuttering operations of Platform Beer Co. in Ohio and layoffs at other Brewers Collective brands.    The team also dishes on the resurrection of lager brand House Beer and the executive shakeup at Molson Coors. Plus, featured guest Aaron Staples breaks down the effect the Paycheck Protection Program had on the craft beer industry.

We visited Hannegan's House Beer Company & Creamery and took home Where the Stout has no Name Irish Stout 4.9% and had beer infuse ice cream. We also had two guests, Jio and Nestor, both 21-year old's. We helped these younglings on the way of craft beer and showed them why Tickles ain't no b***h. Jio talks about his first real o s**t moment overseas in the US Air Force and Nestor and Jio share drunk moments about each other. Cheers. Instagram @beerbellysociety TikTok @beerbellysociety Twitter @bigbelly619 Email @beerbellysociety

Gross has a work issue, the House Beer brackets are set and Gross is obsessing over two new things he saw

In this episode, Tonje talks to visual artist, entrepreneur, and surfer Keegan Gibbs about finding purpose in something bigger than yourself, the balance in between looking after your family and your own creative endeavors, the ability to release your ego, the difficulties within making art, his work with VICE, fire prevention and raising awareness to reduce the risk of wildfires and how homeowners in California can be more proactive and understand how to live responsibly to reduce the risk. Born in Los Angeles, Keegan Gibbs', introduction to visual arts was through photography, initially as photojournalism, which then parlayed into documentary films, then back into using photography as his medium for the exploration of conceptual art. His work does not only incorporate photography but also, shaping surfboards sculpture, mixed media, and painting. He owns and runs a beer company, House Beer. Keegan also works with fire prevention by raising awareness to reduce the risk of fires. He works to change the habits of homeowners in California, and how we can better be proactive and understand how to live responsibly. Keegan lives in Los Angeles with his wife and two children.

This week Dan, Walt and Mark challenge the crush-ability of our taproom exclusive "House Beer". Come on down to the taproom and try out this new extra crispy lager!

Þegar pósturinn bankar með töskuna fulla af góðgæti er ekki annað hægt en að taka því fagnandi. Upp úr pokanum komu fjórir prýðisbjórar sem að strákarnir gerðu góð skil. Austri og Múli eru tvö brugghús með miklar tengingar og flæktar rætur á Austurlandi. Um ýmislegt er spjallað og það á sjálfan alþjóðlega Saison-daginn. Smakkað: Herðubreið Skessa, wasabi infused DIPA Birtingur Saison Burning Down the House Beer

Þegar pósturinn bankar með töskuna fulla af góðgæti var ekki annað hægt en að taka því fagnandi. Upp úr pokanum komu 4 alveg prýðis bjórar sem að strákarnir gerðu góð skil. Austri og Múli eru tvö brugghús með miklar tengingar og flæktar rætur á Austurlandi. Um ýmislegt er spjallað í tengslum við þetta og það var meira að segja Alþjóðlegi Saison dagurinn. Smakkað: Herðubreið Skessa, wasabi infused DIPA Birtingur Saison Burning Down the House Beer

Imagine a Thanksgiving holiday that would go something like this: Serving guests a 2 pound Twinkie while wearing stuffing-themed formal wear with bathroom humor as table-side discussions. Sounds pretty stupid, right? Not if it's 2020. It's also been a rotten year for "Karens" trying to use dating apps & for any form of civility between liberals & conservatives. It has provided some inspiration for a new sitcom that's slated to debut in 2021. Would you pay almost $2 million for a pigeon? Or would you wrap your holiday gifts in sausage-smelling paper? As if we needed any more bad luck, 2020 just made it through its second "Friday the 13th". Did it make you more superstitious?  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eriklane/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eriklane/support

We discuss Waffle House releasing a bacon-flavored beer, Dustin Johnson winning The Masters, and Are You Smarter Than Jason Dick. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy Hour at Vanessa House Beer Co. with Andrew Carrales Huge shout out to Andrew and all the Oklahomies at Vanessa House Beer Co. for sponsoring this episode of Happy Hour! They are awesome and you need to go check them out. http://www.vanessahousebeerco.com/home Here are some of the things we talk about in this episode broken down in case you want to jump around:Oklahoma/Vanessa House Beer Co. - 00:00:00 - 00:10:20Taproom/Construction/Covid - 00:10:20 - 00:21:30Mario35/Games/Kart - 00:21:30 - 00:33:20Watching & Playing & Batman - 00:33:20 - 00:45:30Covid Safety & Business Ownership - 00:45:30 - 01:06:00Starting the Business with the Oklahomies, Community, and a Little Thing - 01:06:00 - 01:31:12 Check out our instagram for what we we're drinking for this episode @quicksixerpodcast. If you have topics you'd like us to talk about or would like to sponsor an episode of Happy Hour reach out to quicksixerpodcast@gmail.com Go check out Vanessa House Beer Co. the next time you're in Oklahoma City, OK!For all updates and current information, please follow their our social media channels @vanessahousebeerco

Vivian has photographed for Abercrombie & Fitch, Wrangler, Victoria Secret, Nautica, Outdoor Voices, Casamigos Tequila, Interscope Records, Deus Ex Machina, House Beer, Red Bull, Stone Fox Swim, Nuuly, Coola Suncare, and Greg Lauren. Tune in to hear her advice on balancing between business and creativity. She boldly claims that the coveted "making it" does not make you an artist. To see for yourself what Viv is capable of visit www.viviankimphoto.com or follow her on instagram @viviankimx Viv referenced author, Kurt Vonnegut, and book Young Poet by Rainer Marie Rilke. Christy P Klotz mentioned the release of her new book, Perspectives: poems to a dear friend, available for digital download and as a print copy at www.christypklotz.com/book --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mintydreams/support

Femme electropop powerhouse BEGINNERS are back with “Start A Riot” a percussive feminist anthem featured in the latest New Balance campaign celebrating powerful female olympic athletes alongside BEGINNERS as they perform. ​ "Let That Money Talk" a prior seductive single off their forthcoming album CREAM, generated buzz with a provocative queer music video, paying homage to Jumbos Clown Room, an iconic Los Angeles strip club. ​ CREAM which features collaborations from artists like Kygo is a formidable follow-up to their previous records which garnered immediate recognition from the press, impressive tours with bands like Walk The Moon, and over 15 million streams on Spotify. Beginners have been featured in multiple commercial campaigns including, New Balance, Acura, Taco Bell, RayBan, McDonalds, Miller Lite, YouTube, House Beer, Skullcandy and Europe's Douglas Cosmetics; and landed numerous high profile TV/Film placements like New Girl, Riverdale, The Vampire Diaries, Disobedience and Happytime Murders. https://www.beginners.band https://www.instagram.com/_beginners/ https://www.facebook.com/BEGINNERS.OFFICIAL/

Ever wondered what it would be like to cash out your 401ks and start a brewery with your best friends? Andrew Carrales from Vanessa House joins us to talk about how he did it, and we also get into their stylish taproom, the effects of street construction on a small business, and we taste some of their beers. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @freequesopod!

This week we took a trip down to Automobile Alley in Oklahoma City to chat with one of the owners of Vanessa House Beer Company, Andrew Carrales. Listen to the story of how Vanessa House got started, their philosophy on beer, community, fun, and much more!   In your spare time, head over to our website to check out all of our beer reviews, previous episodes, recommended brewers, and everything else about the show.  Follow us on Instagram for tons of beer pictures! Check out our site Instagram Facebook Twitter

Better-for-you booze? It may sound like an oxymoron, but a growing cohort of healthier alcoholic beverages have been finding a receptive audience in recent years. Often promoted as low-calorie, low-carb, or infused functional benefits, these products are resonating with a growing number of consumers focused on health and wellness. That’s certainly the case for Boochcraft, a three-year-old hard kombucha brand that has been making waves in its home market of Southern California. In an interview included in this episode, Boochcraft co-founder and CMO Adam Hiner said that while the company originally believed that its consumers would be traditional kombucha drinkers, “we were blown away by the diversity of [people] that we’ve attracted, some of which have never had kombucha.”   “It’s broadened our scope of the way we can talk about the product and the way we can market it.” he said. As part of our conversation, Hiner discussed the origins of the brand and shared his perspective on the trend of healthier drinking. He also spoke about why Boochcraft is resonating with consumers beyond those that are regular kombucha drinkers, the challenges of forecasting demand for a nascent category, and why he sees the company as competing against itself. Show notes: 2:39: Interview: Adam Hiner, Co-Founder/CMO, Boochcraft -- In an interview recorded at Boochcraft’s brewing facility and headquarters in San Diego county, Hiner discussed his initial experience with kombucha and why he began to brew and sell it at his restaurant. He also explained why describing Boochcraft as a “high-alcohol kombucha” attracts a broad range of consumers and what product attributes resonate most with its customers. He also discussed how the company forecasts demand for a nascent trend, he and his two co-founders determined their highest value, the sense of urgency to “not get left behind,” and why he credits Michelob Ultra for spurring the trend of better-for-you alcoholic beverages. Brands in this episode: Boochcraft, GT’s Kombucha, House Beer, Clover Juice, Verve Coffee

In episode 20 of the Brewbound Podcast, House Beer founder Brendan Sindell discusses his company’s value proposition, its distribution and growth strategy, the challenges and opportunities of selling a single product offering and why his investors remain interested in the beer category despite declining volumes. Also in this episode: Brewbound editors Chris Furnari and Justin Kendall discuss Super Bowl storylines, the closing of the Widmer taproom in Portland, Oregon, and key executive hires at Sierra Nevada and MillerCoors. They also share some social media accounts to follow, and discuss the latest “Beer Twitter” debate over craft breweries using unpaid volunteers on packaging day. Show Notes: 0:00 – 20:10: Furnari and Kendall introduce episode 20, discuss Super Bowl storylines and discuss the latest news20:10 – 49:30: Furnari interviews Brendan Sindell49:30 – 1:06:37: Furnari and Kendall share their takeaways from the interview and rundown this week’s segments

You knew it was only a matter of time before we came back to Evil Genius to get our podcast on. The impetus for our visit to the fine establishment in the Fishtown neighborhood of Philly this time was to discuss the brewery’s commitment to sustainability and use of 100% wind power through Inspire. Once we got that covered, and without Steph to keep us in line, we pretty much just had an awesome hang with Evil Genius owner and longtime friend of Beer Busters, Trevor Hayward. Joining us for a bit in the middle was brewery General Manager Garrett Williams. We drank a bit too much and bounced from random topic to goofy reference to dirty joke. Good times. Also in this episode, a phone interview with Brendan Sindell, CEO of House Beer in Venice Beach, CA. House Beer has “One Beer, Done Right,” a premium crafted lager. In Happy Fun Time, Wayne proctored a quiz on the environmental impact of beer – a relatively no-nonsense topic that still managed to turn into a cavalcade of shenanigans. Though Steph had to unfortunately sit out this episode (she’ll be back next time – we promise), the four of us dunces tried to stumble our way through a Know Your Beers segment all about hop lingo. Plus, beer. Obvs. Do you love Beer Busters? Of course you do! Why not leave us a rating and review on your podcast platform of choice and consider supporting us on Patreon.

Localites are kicking off a series of beer-themed minisodes with our friends from Vanessa House Beer Company! Andrew Carrales and Justin Wright joined us in studio, along with legal counsel Zac Smith, to talk about one of our favorite local craft brews and their new brewery and taproom at 8th & Broadway, opening soon! Visit www.vanessahousebeerco.com to learn more and stay tuned on social media for their official opening.

We’re joined in studio by Andrew, Justin, and Evan, the team behind brewery-in-planning Vanessa House Beer Co., to discuss what it takes to start a brewery, how to name a beer, and to learn the story behind the real Vanessa.

I sat down and got the lowdown on Vanessa House Beer Co. and its’ 5 members. These gentlemen collaborated together like so many do ...

Our story is simple. Just like our beer. Over the years we’ve happily enjoyed all kinds of beer. From popular mainstream ones to smaller craft specialties. But there were times when we felt we had to choose between beers that were great for drinking and beers that tasted great. Why can’t you have your beer and drink it too?We were then fortunate enough to meet two award-winning brewers who shared our passion for creating a delicious quality beer without all the pretense or complication. And with that House Beer was born.A beer that’s simply nothing more than a great beer. Brewed with the taste and care you expect to find in most craft beers, but one you can drink time and time again without worrying about how filling it is or what it says about you. Because let’s be honest, all it says is you like beer.There’s one thing we care about as much as crafting House Beer, it’s taking care of the House we all live in. Yes we’re talking about Planet Earth. That’s why House Brewing is a proud member of 1% for the planet. We’ve pledged to contribute 1% of our sales each year to under-funded non-profits dedicated to the pursuit of preserving and restoring our natural environment. Beer may not grow on trees, but without trees there’d probably be no beer.

Our story is simple. Just like our beer. Over the years we’ve happily enjoyed all kinds of beer. From popular mainstream ones to smaller craft specialties. But there were times when we felt we had to choose between beers that were great for drinking and beers that tasted great. Why can’t you have your beer and drink it too?We were then fortunate enough to meet two award-winning brewers who shared our passion for creating a delicious quality beer without all the pretense or complication. And with that House Beer was born.A beer that’s simply nothing more than a great beer. Brewed with the taste and care you expect to find in most craft beers, but one you can drink time and time again without worrying about how filling it is or what it says about you. Because let’s be honest, all it says is you like beer.There’s one thing we care about as much as crafting House Beer, it’s taking care of the House we all live in. Yes we’re talking about Planet Earth. That’s why House Brewing is a proud member of 1% for the planet. We’ve pledged to contribute 1% of our sales each year to under-funded non-profits dedicated to the pursuit of preserving and restoring our natural environment. Beer may not grow on trees, but without trees there’d probably be no beer.

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