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In the UK and elsewhere in Europe, there is no shortage of fantastic beer festivals and events to keep the industry busy. And last month one fantastic addition to the brewing calendar returned for its third successful year. At Kirkstall Brewery in Leeds, brewers from across the land descended upon Yorkshire for ‘The Great Exhibition of Prize Ales'. A unique celebration of the history of brewing, Kirkstall challenged breweries across the UK to dig deep into their local history, and exhibit beers with a link to the past.Under the stewardship of brand manager Chris Hall and the team at Kirkstall, breweries such as Amity Brew Co, Anspach & Hobday, Buxton, Colbier, Lost Cause, Northern Monk and Theakston joined in to showcase a raft of excellent beer.  As part of Kirkstall Brewery, Chris has not only worked on such fantastic initiatives, he's helped develop and convey the story behind the brewery and its beers on a broader basis, too. But before joining the revered Yorkshire brewery Chris was also part of other respected breweries. And in his career to-date, he's become a sought after and popular part of the UK's beer and brewing fabric.In this episode, we speak to Chris about his admiration and love of locally-made, sessionable beer and how the UK beer scene has changed and evolved during his time working in it. He outlines that when it comes to showcasing your brewery's brand, it should communicate your attributes and values and we also discuss why you should always consider the brand story that you want people to know.

Earlier this month Lost Cause Brewing, the independent brewery, founded in 2024 by Vik and Colin Stronge, completed a crowdfunding campaign help to bring beer production home to Castleford. So what better time to hear from one of the excellent brewery's founders. Whie Lost Cause Brewing might be new, its founders are no strangers to making great beer. Head brewer Colin Stronge has spent over 20 years crafting beers at some of the UK's most celebrated breweries, including Marble Beers, Buxton Brewery, Northern Monk, Black Isle, and Salt Beer Factory. His beers have poured at the most prestigious craft beer festivals around the world, earning him Brewer of the Year 2022 at our Brewers Choice Awards as well as a dedicated following among beer enthusiasts. And last year we were thrilled that Colin used our Brewers Lectures at the excellent Wiper and True in Bristol to showcase these debut Lost Cause beers for the first time. During his talk, Colin talked us through his career to-date. But more importantly, he outlines his goals for Lost Cause Brewing Co and why sometimes you need a little bit of discomfort to give you that push in life.

Ragnorok and Brew (Tanked Up 434) Lucy has Flwrs, the alcohol-free NEIPA collab from Beak x We can Be Friends. Aadil had the latest Faith in Futures from Northern Monk, the Tank Petrol IPA. Ben had Lost and Grounded's Extra Nice, an extra dry lager. Ben played “Odinfall”, a rogue-lite bullet hell Norse pixelly game as well as Wanderstop on the PS5. Lucy played Nubby's number factory, and vamped about peggle. We also talked about dopamine mills, the Golden Idol DLC, the hellscapes that are modern social media, and a whole lot else besides.

Dave B and Dave D are waiting for your messages!It's a new year and a new episode of your favourite craft beer podcast, Daftaboutcraft!We start 2025 with a returning guest, but this time he brought beer! A lot has changed for Dan Harvey, aka Radio City Beer Works, since we last spoke to him in October 2022. The brewery has gone from strength to strength and Dan brings us up to speed with all the changes.A new year requires a new feature, so in Pints Of View, Dave and Dave discuss whether one of the big-hitters of the scene is still delivering the goods, or can we find better elsewhere? First under the spotlight... Northern Monk.Four Priests Brewery from Cheshire and Newt Brew from Edinburgh get the Brew To Me treatment, while Dave B has a Verdant beer for tried and tested. No not that one!All this and more on the latest episode of Daftaboutcraft, the craft beer podcast!We're delighted to be backed by Craft Brew Festival, curators of unique beer festival experiences across Britain, and Mosaic Board Print, manufacturers of epic beermats.

This weeks guest is Luca Lorenzoni. Luca has had a really interesting career path, starting out with Ab inBev (the big guys) before becoming managing director at Camden then CEO of Northern Monk. For me, it's Such a fascinating trajectory because Luca learned/got all of the tools from a big corporate entity before moving into a more independent & craft beer market. He wrote four really interesting (and I encourage you to read) articles that talk about the essence of what it is to be a ‘craft brewery' and how to find a path forward. Heavy Emphasis on the Path bit there as that's then name of Lucas new consultancy, where he helps smaller starter brands move towards there goals I loved this conversation, and hopefully there's a lot for you guys to take away from it it Enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We chat a bit about the news. Layoffs and Sony's purchase of Bungie and the in development multiplayer shooter “Marathon”. Aadil updates on his latest MTG exploits, in person and on paper no less, along with the ‘fornitification' of the game. Lucy played Schim, “Valley Peaks”, and “Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town”.Tangeants abound, with chats about “Toon Struck”, James Bond, etc. Ben starts off with the end of the Northern Monk x Sure Shot triple dry-hopped IPA, “Coolest S”. He followed it up with another Sure shot, the NEIPA called “Who's Afraid of Jeff Goldblum” Lucy starts partway through a Left Handed Giant “Colour Me In” hazy IPA. She then had Weekend Project's “Meadows” double dry hopped […]

You've probably had and enjoyed a beer produced by Colin Stronge. Failing that, you no doubt know some that has...And in Spring of 2024 the renowned brewer, alongside his wife and esteemed brand manager Vik Kastenbauer Stronge, launched Lost Cause Brewing Co onto the UK beer scene. We were thrilled that Colin used our Brewers Lectures at the excellent Wiper and True in Bristol to showcase these debut beers for the first time. During his talk, our Brewer of the Year from The 2022 Brewers Choice Awards, talked us through his career to-date. A journey that has taken in stints at breweries such as Buxton Brewing Co, Black Isle, Marble Beers, Northern Monk and Salt Beer Factory. But more importantly, he outlines his goals for Lost Cause Brewing Co and why sometimes you need a little bit of discomfort to give you that push in life.

Join Ryan and Matt for a few Northern Monk beers down the Turbo Tavern. Enjoy

In dieser Folge von BierTalk entführen wir Sie auf eine geschmackvolle Reise quer durch Europa – von den Hopfenfeldern Deutschlands über die Brauereien Polens bis hin zu den Craft Beer Pubs Frankreichs. Unser spezieller Gast, der weitgereiste Braumeister Jonas Trummer, teilt seine Anekdoten aus der Welt des Bieres mit uns und geht mit uns auf eine Reise durch die Geheimnisse der aktuellen europäischen Bierkultur, von traditionellen Brauverfahren bis zu experimentellen Craft Bieren. Schenken Sie sich ein kühles Glas ein und stoßen Sie mit uns an – auf eine Episode voller Entdeckungen und leidenschaftlicher Bierliebe...

How do you build brand consistency at your brewery? Well, it's clear that starting with controlling the quality of the liquid you're building your business is on is a great way to start. At Northern Monk, Tanya Kondratyuk was Quality Manager at the Leeds-based business. She started her career in the industry working in quality control, sensory analysis, and the bourbon barrel aging program at Goose Island Brewery, based in Chicago, IL. Her experience is rooted in microbiological & analytical fermentation analysis, yeast propagation, bourbon & sour barrel sensory and blending work. Before moving on to her new role at Harrogate Spring Water, she spent two years with Northern Monk designing and supervising the build-out of their new QC laboratory, launching analytical and microbiological sampling programs, yeast propagation planning, sensory panels, barrel aging programs, and also taking part in production planning and recipe development. In this podcast, part of our digital takeover on quality control and analysis, she shares her expertise on the building blocks you need to create brand consistency at your brewery. She argues that continuous improvements are key, which includes setting achievable goals, embracing your mistakes, keeping quality dynamic and if you aim for consistency, you'll find room for creativity.

Knowing why your beer tastes like it does is imperative, in all parts of the chain. In this podcast, part of our Digital Takeover on quality control and analysis, our contributing editor Melissa Cole chairs a panel discussion with figures from the brewing industry whose roles revolve around ensuring quality and extolling the virtues of this to the wider world. As SHE Compliance Manager at Beavertown Brewery, Jessica Maye looks after all things health & safety, food safety and environment & sustainability across their London sites.  Previously a quality & compliance manager at Fourpure, and a PhD candidate at Queen's University Belfast, Jessica's role at Beavertown Brewery as SHE Compliance Manager has allowed her to continue to develop and grow her expertise in Food Safety, in addition to responsibilities such as taking on artwork and label sign off. During this discussion she is joined by Tanya Kondratyuk, formerly quality manager at Leeds-based Northern Monk and also Amber Thorne. Having started her career in beer in the sales team at Siren Craft Brew, Amber has since moved to the iconic Bristol beer scene working with Good Chemistry and is now the Customer Account Manager at Arbor Ales. During this episode they discuss how best to ensure the flow of essential information travels from brewhouse, to quality assurance right through to taprooms and sales - and how that flow really needs to go both ways! As Melissa says, this way everyone feels empowered, every step of the way to offer valuable feedback and information.

A-ho-ho-ho! Merry Christmas listeners! Dig out the Boaster biscuits, fill your Rover Vitesse Fastback with second-hand toys for the local children's ward and cut Zola Bud, it's part 2 of the AIT90s Christmas Special; a special look at Knowing Me, Knowing Yule with Alan Partridge. This episode was washed down with Northern Monk's "Apple Crumble & Custard" Pale Ale collab with Aunt Bessie's Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on X/Twitter.

Lex Luger pisses on his only chance, Bret Hart gets a symbolic victory, Jim Cornette continues to be magnificent, and Greta Thunberg's favourite wrestler is in action. Brought to you by the delicious taste of "Smug" the latest DDH IPA from Northern Monk's "Faith In Futures" line. (Also, we had workmen in during recording, so the first 20 minutes is peppered with our alarm going off in the background due to power being off. Sorry!) Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on X/Twitter

ALL the SummerSlam hype you could fit in your head, a new challenger looming for The Nature Boy, Charlie Norris sucks the life out of an arena, and "Big Meaty Cool" finds a Pina Colada he quite likes, as Northern Monk's perfect run continues with "Shipwrecked Transient" Pina Colada IPA. Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on X/Twitter

In this week's episode we speak to Russell Bisset, founder of Northern Monk brewery.Russell explains to us the key role his Grandmother played in launching the business, the importance of collaboration in business, particularly in the early days and the different challenges that direct to customer, off-trade and on-trade bring. He also shares with us his ‘Apprentice Challenge' solution to big business problems.And he explains how a focused brand positioning can help your business to thrive.INTRODUCING RUSSELL BISSETRussell Bisset is the Founder and Managing Director of the Northern Monk Brewery in Leeds. After an early career in chemicals, In 2008, he entered a youngentrepreneurs competition with an idea: Northern Monk. But it would still take a few years to really get going. The idea was given life in 2013 when Granny Bisset sold her house and downsized, gifting £5K to all of her grandchildren with the proceeds. After meeting head brewer Brian Dickson at a beer festival they realised they had a shared dream of a proper northern brewery. The pair brewed small amounts of beer in a damp cellar in Bradford, using other breweries' kits, and sold their beers at local farmers markets. After three months of selling IPAs between gazebos laden with cheese and handmade soaps, they attracted an initial investment. In 2014, Northern Monk was truly born. their own brewery was set up in a Grade II listed abandoned building in Leeds.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS[00:04:00] Where the idea for Northern Monk came from[00:07:30] The initial launch of the idea and cuckoo brewing'[00:10:00] The importance of drinking experience and collaborations in early marketing[00:14:00] Initial funding and subsequent investors[00:17:30] The increase in the brand range and the successes and learnings[00:21:00] The benefits and challenges of expanding into a venue and events[00:24:30] The first steps into retail sales and the issues it brings[00:28:00] Covid and the challenges and opportunities it brought[00:33:30] Post-Covid challenges[00:39:30] How to distill and project your brand essence KEY TAKEAWAYS & BUSINESS LEARNINGSIt takes a village to raise a child - make sure you networkCollaborations are highly recommended Focus in business is very important - don't lose itReflect on why you started your business and your valuesBEST MOMENTS“We said we'd pay our graphic design agency when we hit £2m turnover. They were pleasantly surprised when we did. It was a proud moment when we started repaying them.”“The first steps into retail were through Mark's & Spencer's (obviously a Leeds company”“I told the team to look at Covid as an Apprentice challenge”“We stayed open as we were viewed as an ‘essential supplier' during Covid”VALUABLE RESOURCES FOR YOUWebsite: www.leedsbusinesspodcast.com Website: https://www.northernmonk.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/russell-bisset-2b935419Instagram (personal): https://www.instagram.com/russellbisset Instagram (business): https://www.instagram.com/northernmonk Twitter (personal): https://www.x.com/NMBCoRuss Twitter (business): https://www.x.com/NMBCo Shout out tags: https://www.bundobust.com https://www.hellohouseoffu.com Want to watch instead of listen? Subscribe to our You Tube channel; https://youtube.com/@LeedsBusinessPodcast.DON'T FORGET THE LEEDS BUSINESS PODCAST ‘FAIR DEAL'My half of the agreement; Every week I bring you inspiring Leeds Business people FOR FREE.Your half of the deal has two simple steps;1) Share this episode with just ONE person who you think will get value from...

That's right folks, we round out another weekend of '90's wrestling action with the USA Network TV special that gives you all the final SummerSlam hype you need. Duggan & Yokozuna square off one last time, "Big Meaty Cool" comes up with a name for a new 3-man tag sensation, Marty gets to party, and Shawn Michaels disappoints. Northern Monk didn't disappoint though, with their lovely "Sup" Golden Beer. Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on X/Twitter.

The show with THAT debut, 3 big title matches, and a lot wrong with it. Brace yourselves. Also brace yourself for a treat from Northern Monk, too; their delicious Choc Ice Stout! Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on X/Twitter

Bastion Booger returns, Dibiase & The Kid have a rematch, and Lex Luger is a liar. Northern Monk are lovely though, and so is their "Black Forest Gateau" Stout Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on X/Twitter

We have a sadly "just there" episode of Raw next week, but Jim Cornette receives a nice promotion, so there's that. Thankfully, Northern Monk's "Chocolate Fudge Brownie" Stout was far more enjoyable. Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on X/Twitter

Well, we get an excellent debut (at least as "Big Meaty Cool" is concerned), The Steiners kill some jobbers and Randy Savage has a "little surprise" for Doink The Clown. Another little surprise was delivered in a Northern Monk x Surplus To Purpose "Pumpkin Spiced Latte" Porter... delicious! Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on X/Twitter

Join Toby & Rob for a recap an all things craft beer this October. We look back at some big annoucements, big beers and dive into our favourite brews of the month. Including our usual segments: "What's Hoppening?" - News from Overtone, Pomona Island, Northern Monk, Brewser and much more. "Brews of the month" - Beers from Balance Brewing & Blending, Tartarus, Stewart Brewing, Cloudwater, Bullhouse and more. “Story time with…” - Join Kam from Beer Guide Worldwide as he dives into his recent craft beer adventures. As always, you can show your support for the podcast by dropping us a review or following our Patreon page for 10+ more exclusive video podcasts and access to merch.

This week Ben discusses Dead Space-a-like The Callisto Protocol, and the games he’s been playing demos of in the latest Steam Next Fest. Aadil goes back a few years to talk about the 2015 game, Tengami. Lucy has a week off the beers and leaves Aadil to drink the Rochefort Triple Extra, and Ben to have Northern Monk’s Faith In Futures DDH IPA. Tweet and follow us: http://twitter.com/outoflivesnet Join The OOL Community Discord: https://discord.gg/JwY25Kv Visit Us On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/outoflivesnetwork

Andrew and Luke return for another supermarket special as the world has forced them apart against their will (or their calendars just don't match up). Whilst drinking supermarket beers, they discuss sheep-powered internet, bananas, trademarking pillow-y and how the supermarket beer game has changed since 2014.Beers include:Faith In Futures // Tank Petrol // DDH IPA from Northern Monk, paired with “C'est Si Bon” by Say She She.Love & Hate from Vocation Brewery, paired with “Twentyfour” by Flight Mode.Duvel from Duvel Moortgat, paired with “Checking Out” by Divorce, and “I Lost Myself (I'm Hungry…..And That Ain't Right)” by Meow Meow + Thomas LauderdaleBeers for this episode were purchased from TescoTheme tune is “I Can Hew” by Mawkin, from their album The Ties That Bind.

In a special collab epsiode with the beer curators over at Beer52, we bring you a review of their latest case, the Angels of the North, featuring 8 beers by some standout breweries in, you guessed it, the North of England. Featuring; Brew York, Northern Monk, Vaux, Two By Two and many more. Get your free case, when you cover the £5.95 postage, by going to www.beer52.com/trythat and follow along with us as we tuck into these tasty brews!Be sure to follow Beer52

Things are tough at CheapShow HQ, their rival podcast clone, Thrift Pod, is casting a long shadow over Paul & Eli and they wonder if their beloved economy comedy podcast can survive much longer! In a decision that definitely won't bite them in the ass later on down the road, they agree to let Richard Brandoff sort the situation out, once and for all. On the off chance he is successful, what will his act of revenge cost the cheap chaps? While they wait for Brandoff to put his plan in action, it's time to delve into doing what Paul and Eli do best. Whatever that is! This week, they have two weirdly flavoured hot sauces to sample, one of which takes Paul by surprise. There is also a chance to down some booze when they discover a range of Northern Monk ales that tastes like a range of Aunt Bessie desserts… and a roast dinner. It can't be that bad, right? Do they taste… custardy? See pics/videos for this episode on our website: https://www.thecheapshow.co.uk/ep-348-the-custard-note And if you like us, why not support us: www.patreon.com/cheapshow If you want to get involved, email us at thecheapshow@gmail.com And if you want to, follow us on Twitter (we're not calling it X) @thecheapshowpod or @paulgannonshow & @elisnoid Now on Threads: @cheapshowpod Like, Review, Share, Comment... LOVE US! MERCH Official CheapShow Merch Shop: www.redbubble.com/people/cheapshow/shop www.cheapmag.shop Thanks also to @vorratony for the wonderful, exclusive art: www.tinyurl.com/rbcheapshow NEW ART: Get hold of Spunk.Rock's exclusive new CheapShow Artwork: https://www.redbubble.com/i/t-shirt/CHEAPSHOW-EST-2016-by-spunkrock/115961855.WFLAH.XYZ www.instagram.com/spunk__rock Send Us Stuff: CheapShow PO BOX 1309 Harrow HA1 9QJ LIVE SHOW TIX HERE: https://www.designmynight.com/london/bars/balham/the-exhibit/cheerful-earful-podcast-festival-day-5?t=tickets

Join Toby & Rob as they dive into all the weird and wonderful ongoings in the craft beer world. Throughout this episode you can expect:

"Big Meaty Cool" witnesses a decent opener from our new IC champ, before witnessing a further 35 minutes of jobber-mania! Refreshment provided by Northern Monk's "Faith In Haze" Hazy IPA Follow the lads: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter

Greetings grapple fans! "Big Meaty Cool" has unpacked after his holidays and is ready to talk about another decent episode of Vince McMahon's Bulky, Bone-bending action! We get a banger of a KOTR qualifier, another Monday night debut or 2, and Razor Ramon has something to say. The Summer vibes were extended thanks to Northern Monk's superlative "Rocket Lolly" fruited IPA Follow the show: @onemansmeatpod on twitter.

"Big Meaty Cool" returns to showcase some consumerism from yesteryear! Refreshment provided this week from Northern Monk's excellent "Flake & Sauce" Ice Cream Pale Ale. Follow the lads: @onemansmeatpod on Twitter

CANS RETURNS! After a hefty amount of time away, the CATW podcast is back. In this episode, Seán is joined by Darren Matthews, comedian/podcaster to chat about his comedy career, playing against Man United Legends XI, traveling, beer news and some other bits. The beer sampled this week is the Wasted Hot Cross Bun Pale Ale by Northern Monk X Surplus To Purpose)

The team returns after a busy and boozy few weeks to discuss two things. The Bristol Craft Beer Festival and Not E3 2023. They chat apps, best beers, the weather, notable game reveals and themed control pads. To drink Ben has the 'Rocket Lolly' from Northern Monk and Aadil drinks a big collab in Neon Raptor X Emperor's 'Fear the Rancor'. Tweet and follow us: http://twitter.com/outoflivesnet Join The OOL Community Discord: https://discord.gg/JwY25Kv Visit Us On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/outoflivesnetwork

Summer is upon us and we want some something fruity. Fortunately, Two Tides is here with a solutions. Layerz - Mango Passionfruit is a 7% ABV fruited sour with mango, orange, key lime, coconut, granola and vanilla. It's lip smackingly good. We follow that up with a crazy collab beer from Nothern Monk. This could be the case of too many chefs. They teamed up with Amundsen Brewery and Holy Goat Brewing to create a 10% ABV imperial stout with salted caramel, muscavado sugar and vnailla. It's a strange beer coming from a group of breweries that know how to make amazing stouts. #beer #craftbeer #drinks #imperialstout #sourbeer #fruitbeer

Listen along to another classic edition of Turbo Tavern. Ryan and Matt review 3 cheeky Northern Monk beers for your listening pleasure. Enjoy

10 years is a pretty significant chunk of time, in any walk of life. So you can't blame Brian Dickson, who helped start one of the UK's most popular modern breweries, of being proud of how far Northern Monk has come in that first decade. And if you work in and around the craft beer industry, you probably know Brian. There's a strong chance you've probably brewed with him, too. Such is his appetite for working with others. A meeting at a beer festival with fellow co-founder Russell Bisset would set the duo on a path to grow a business that produces countless beers, has won a wealth of awards and exports to numerous countries. The brewery also employs a team of nearly 100, too. And with their popular Hop City festival on the horizon this May, we recently visited Brian at the Northern Monk Refectory in Holbeck, Leeds, to discuss their achievements in that first decade, the importance of working with the community, and the brewery's collective desire to give people the best beer experiences they possibly can.

Ben and Lucy return to talk games and drink AF beers. Ben gives his impressions on the Steamworld Build demo, Lucy chats Below the Ocean and they discuss the new remake, rerelease, or remaster of Goldeneye and its lack of online multiplayer on certain platforms. Lucy drinks Northern Monk's Holy Faith and Ben has Clear Head from Bristol Beer Factory. This will absolutely conclude the 0.5% beer experiment that has been January. Tweet and follow us: http://twitter.com/outoflivesnet Join The OOL Community Discord: https://discord.gg/JwY25Kv Visit Us On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/outoflivesnetwork

Ben and Lucy get together to continue their dry January and find joy in video games. To start, their beers elicit a conversation, who is alcohol-free beer actually for? Then the games. Ben's put more time into both Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII Reunion and Elden Ring, singing the praises of both games. Lucy drinks a 0.5% American Pale Ale collab between Mash Gang and Northern Monk, and Ben has the 0.5% XPA Chug Gold from, drum roll, Mash Gang. Tweet and follow us: http://twitter.com/outoflivesnet Join The OOL Community Discord: https://discord.gg/JwY25Kv Visit Us On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/outoflivesnetwork

Luke and Andrew sit down with their intrepid partners Nicole and Sue and talk low and no alcohol beers, from tasty feet to full bodied soft drinks to just wanting something that tastes like beer.Beers include:Special Effects Hoppy Lager from Brooklyn Brewing paired with “Trust Me” by Sincere EngineerHitachino Nest Yuzu Ginger Non Ale from Kiuchi Brewery, paired with “Flamingo” by Kero Kero Bonito The Schoff from Vault City Brewing + Mash Gang, paired with “Summer People” (Radio Edit) by The Webb Brothers Holy Heaven from Northern Monk, paired with “Love and Hate in a Different Time” (Edit) by Gabriels Other beers consumed during the podcast:Flat Moon Society from North Brewing Co0.5% Pale Ale – Citra & Centennial from Brew By NumbersAecht Schlenkerla Rauchbier – Hansla from SchlenkerlaWoodcutter Brown Ale from Big Drop Brewing CoMann's Brown Ale from Marston's BreweryReign in Blood from Mash Gang + Amundsen BreweryTheme tune is “I Can Hew” by Mawkin, from their album The Ties That Bind.

There's a southerner on the podcast... I repeat, there's a southerner on the podcast. This week's episode I welcome Matt Gyton, Hop.Gear, to the podcast. Matt is a bar manager down in London and is also a parteon supporter of the podcast. Matt bring his vast knowledge of craft beer to the show whilst he shares his views on craft brews with us. Throughout the show you can expect to hear: "The Jar of Mysteries" - Making it's debut on Hopposites Attract. Where I put random beer related questions on the table. "Brews of the Week" - Including plenty of beers from Unbarred, Northern Monk, The Kernal and more. "Change my View" - The return of change my view including arguments on Christmas beers & views on Tiny Rebel. "Guess the Beer" - Matt bring to the table a short bit of trivia which you can get involved in. As always, you can show your support for the podcast by dropping us a review on Apple, Spotify and facebook. You can follow the podcats on IG @acraftbrewithaview and Twitter @MoreCraftViews. You can also join us on Patreon for access to lots of EXCLUSIVE Video Podcasts and merch.

The team gets together to discuss a few games and share a few beers. Ben discusses the early hours of Ixion, a newly released, space-based city(ish) builder. Lucy gives brief thoughts on Stacklands, and a more in-depth review on A Little to the Left. To drink, Lucy has the Snickers version of the Naughty and Nice series from Vocation, Ben drinks Northern Monk's Festive Star 2022 and Aadil has Light User Syndrom from North Brewing. Tweet and follow us: http://twitter.com/outoflivesnet Join The OOL Community Discord: https://discord.gg/JwY25Kv Visit Us On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/outoflivesnetwork

Our latest episode is here - finally! We're a week late releasing instalment 37 following a tragic incident involving a superb barley wine and a laptop . . . but we're back with a packed show. The wonderful Nigel from the equally wonderful Bang The Elephant in Nottingham joins us for a chat about the brewery, his big-hitting beers, what the future holds and some amusing stories involving a cheese bath and a coach load of parched Camra members! In our regular Brew To Me Feature, Dave B hones in on True Story Brewing Co near Bath, while Dave D plumps for a beer from the dales and is left stunned by a New Zealand pale from Wensleydale Brewery.The Brewer's Wife - Sam from Copper Beech Brew Co - joins us for a chat about mental health in the beer industry and her first-hand experiences of how testing it can be, especially when things don't work out as planned. In our Tried & Tested segment we talk about our visit to Northern Monk's Dark & Wild festival in Leeds, while with Christmas looming we present a special look at the 12 days of the festive season, matching up a beer for every day with one eye on party time, meeting with family and friends and then easing off a little in the New Year.There's plenty going on, so sit back, relax and enjoy a leisurely stroll through all things craft beer.Daftaboutcraft is produced by us two guys, called Dave. We're massive fans of the craft beer scene and we release a new episode every three weeks. Read more in Feed Spot's top 30 craft beer podcasts, which you can see here. Check us out on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook too!

Beers Dez - Raspberry Banana Pecan Lassi Gore, Vault City (twinned with Northern Monk), Scotland Marco - La Trappe Triple - De Koningshoeven Brewery - The Netherlands News Jennifer Lawrence Pulls out of role playing Eizabeth Holmes, we were just talking about it! Discussion: Hollywood comes out with very similar things at the same time, and currently has an obsession with fictionalising real life current events. Main Welcome to Wrexham. Wrob McElhenny and Wryan Wreyonlds buy Wrexham - Wright idea or Wrong move?

Join Toby in welcoming a brand new guest host to the podcast - Ben! During this week's Hopposites Attract, Toby & Ben go head to head on all things beer. Find out what is so "Hopposite" about Ben's craft beer journey and why he made for a great guest host...Throughout the 2nd installment of the series we dive into our 3 new segments:- What's Hoppening? - Brews of the week: Including beers from Vault City, Omnipollo, Rivington, Northern Monk and more.- Change My ViewBen brings 2 different controversial viewpoints to the table for today's episode and it's safe to say he may just have caused a rumble amongst the podcast. As always you can show your love and support for the podcast by dropping a review on Apple Podcast & Spotify. You can also get access to lots of exclusive content and merchandise by subscribing to our Patreon page, which can be found on the link below:https://linktr.ee/moreviewsoncraftbrews

In this episode, Chris discusses current affairs whilst reviewing the following beers: Tried and Tested - Bone Idols Funland, Phantom Brewing Co The Peter Falk - Goose on the Loose, Goose Island x ALDI Around the World - Piraat Wildcard - Honour, Northern Monk

In this episode, Chris reflects of life and entertainment whilst reviewing the following beers: Tried and Tested - Crash, Salt The Peter Falk - Zakur, La Superbe Around the World - Mucho, Nao Beer Wildcard - Aunt Bessies Jam Roly Poly, Northern Monk

Hi there!Meet the people at All in Beer Fest Stockholm 2022.Adam from Tracks Brewing. Co., Jonas from Caleidoskope Brewing, Jonas from Nyköpings Brewing Co., Joseph from Verdant brewing Co., Magnus from Hop Notch, Oli from Stigbergets Bryggeri, Roel from Brouwerij Frontaal, Simon from Mariatorgets Mikrobryggeri, Vas from Northern Monk and of course Pelle Frost from All In Brewing.Enjoy! Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What's in a sales role?Sometimes it might be easier to ask what's not in a sales role….You're dealing with a wealth of departments internally, a raft of businesses externally and that's before we've got onto other responsibilities such as social media, beer festivals, activations and everything in-between.But the value and importance of such figures can sometimes be overlooked. I think it's pretty fair to say that when it comes to choice, fans of great beer have rarely had it better.Regardless of the style you're seeking, the ABV you're after or the country of origin you're craving, there are an array of varieties, catering for all tastes.But while there's an embarrassment of riches for the consumer, there's also a host of breweries competing for those all-valuable taps and space on fridge shelves.And that's something that Katie Arabella Ward knows a thing or two about.Katie is the key accounts, internal sales and operations manager at Big Smoke Brew Co.Big Smoke is a modern brewery and pub company, producing flavourful beer in the leafy suburbs of Esher in Surrey. Before her roles within beer at reputable companies including Northern Monk, Mondo, Carlsberg & Little Creatures and renowned wholesaler James Clay, Katie gained life experience spending four years as a freelance make-up artist both in the UK and US.And her passion for growing brands, championing original ideas & helping businesses gain recognition through creative sales & marketing tactics, make her a highly regarded member of the UK brewing industry.So that's why we asked today's guest to share her experiences of the industry. Speaking at The Brewers Lectures in Brighton last month, Katie talked on the perception many have of the sales role, her advice to people working in this side of beer sector, and the importance of balancing your professional and personal life.

Join us as we put two of the UK's finest cities head-to-head to find out which city has the best craft beer scene.Throughout the show we discuss some of our favourite breweries, tap rooms, bars, bottleshops and eateries across both northern cities. We also drink beers from Cloudwater, Track, Northern Monk, North Brewing Co, Pomona Island and more.Thank you to all who submitted responses and suggestions @hop_to_it_beer_club @hop.gear_ @craftbeeramateur @brew_smut @shinyhappymatt1905 @eatinginthesouth @samdrinksbeeryt @beersy_going @chris_remnant As always you can follow us on social media at @acraftbrewithaview and @violentbeers on IG and @MoreCraftViews on Twitter. You also can support us on Patreon and unlock access to exclusive video podcasts, merch and more.#beer #beerstagram #beertography #craftbeer #craftbeerlife #podcast #beerpodcast #podcast #craftbeerpodcast #moreviewsoncraftbrews #craftbeernerd #ipa #pale #hops

Welcome to A Woman's Brew, where women talk about beer! In this episode, Joanne and Tori sample Ice Cream Pale ales from Top Rope Brewing, Northern Monk and Siren. Joanne reveals that she is the granddaughter of an ice cream man and talks about her ice cream skills and Tori reminisces about ice cream shops in the US. Listen in to find out how the ladies rate these beers and which one wins out as top ice cream beer of the day! Tope Rope Brewing: https://www.topropebrewing.com/ Beers sampled: Stone Cold Cream Austin Stone Cold Cream Austin: Raspberry Ripple Stone Cold Cream Austin: Key Lime Pie Northern Monk: https://northernmonk.com/ Beer sampled: Patrons Project Double Cone Siren Craft Brew: https://www.sirencraftbrew.com Beer sampled: Affogato Ice Cream Pale Let us know what you think by contacting us below, leave us a review and subscribe! Get in Touch: Email: lovebeerlearning@gmail.com Website: http://www.lovebeerlearning.co.uk Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/lovebeerlearning Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lovebeerlearning Tori: @adventures_in_hoptimism Joanne: @awomansbrew. Facebook Group: Women's Pint Club Subscribe: iTunes Spotify Stitcher TuneIn Watch: YouTube Music: Higher Up by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

We were joined by the founder of Northern Monk, Brian, for an extremely in-depth Q&A on the story behind how they've become one of the UK's powerhouses in craft beer.Our line up consisted of 4 quality NM beers;Faith 5.4% Hazy Pale The Vermont Sessions (Brewdog Collaboration ) 5.2% NEIPADoomsday Disco 6.0% Fruity IPA Gamma Vortex 9.4% Triple IPA.Q&A starts at 8:50.Follow us at @MoreCraftViews on Twitter and @acraftbrewwithaview on IG

Today's episode is a bumper special: a narrative exploration of one of my favourite cities in the UK — Leeds. This bastion of West Yorkshire is very special to me, and that's because it's such a wonderful place to visit and to drink some very fine beer.During this episode we'll hear from several key people from within the Leeds beer scene, including: Richard Brownhill of Little Leeds Beerhouse and bar, Brownhill and Co, Russel Bisset, founder and director of Northern Monk Brewery, Katie Marriot and Mike Hampshire of Nomadic Beer, and finally Christian Townsley, who over two decades ago founded North Bar with his friend and business partner John Gyngell—who, together, are arguably two of the most important figures in British beer today.Host: Matthew CurtisGuests: Russell Bisset — Northern Monk, Richard Brownhill — Little Leeds Beerhouse, Katie Marriot & Mike Hampshire — Nomadic Beer, Christian Townsley — North Brewing Co. Read more at www.pelliclemag.comSupport our podcast at patreon.com/pelliclemag