Podcasts about peakender

In our 74th podcast, we complete our Peakender Trilogy but giving you a chronological account of our weekend as it happened. Throughout the weekend we recorded what we were up to and what we were drinking. Hear about our camping experience, our cooking tips, what beer we were after, and plenty more. We also collared some beer folk to chat to us during the weekend too. James and Rosie from Squawk Brewing Co. tell us about the beer they brought to the fest, Alex at North Brewing Co. talks Bloody Marys and North Bar, and famous beer blogger Mark Johnson gives his opinion on a few beers and dogs at the festival. Expect a few disagreements and a bit of drunken bullshit. squawkbrewingco.com // balancebrewing.co northbrewing.com Find Mark's blog at beercompurgation.co.uk ----------- www.beernomicon.com All our podcasts are now on Spotify. Available for free download on Soundcloud. We are on iTunes too @ apple.co/2bBssoV Also find us on Stitcher and other podcast apps. Please share around and any feedback is welcome. Rate and review us on your preferred podcast platform. www.twitter.com/beernomicon www.facebook.com/Beernomicon Instagram: @beernomicon YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UC-rKJebbMYs11JcqZzwfqGA

In out 73rd podcast, we present you with the second of our talks at the recent Peakender weekend. We sat down in front of a live audience to discuss future trends within craft beer. Michelle and Matt from Lakes Brew Co, Alex from North Brewing Co., Russ from Amity Brew Co., and Nick from Pomona Island sat down with us to give us their thoughts on what styles we may or may not be drinking in the coming years. We ask who dictates trends within beer, how breweries react with ever changing tastes, and is Cold IPA the next must brew style. They tell us about how they learn about new styles, if they brew beer they want to brew or do they brew just for the drinkers, and if lactose is dead. Also we find out how a lone trumpeter can derail a podcast pretty quickly. lakesbrewco.com northbrewing.com amitybrew.co pomonaislandbrew.co.uk ----------- www.beernomicon.com All our podcasts are now on Spotify. Available for free download on Soundcloud. We are on iTunes too @ apple.co/2bBssoV Also find us on Stitcher and other podcast apps. Please share around and any feedback is welcome. Rate and review us on your preferred podcast platform. www.twitter.com/beernomicon www.facebook.com/Beernomicon Instagram: @beernomicon YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UC-rKJebbMYs11JcqZzwfqGA

In out 72nd podcast, we present you with the first of our talks at the recent Peakender weekend. We sat down in front of a live audience to discuss modern cask beer with Julie, co-founder and brewer at Neptune Brewery, and Alice, brewer at Thornbridge Brewery. I asked them if there is a resurgence of cask after the pandemic, the cost of cask for them and the drinker, consistency, sparkler usage, and plenty more. Listen in and find out what we can expect for cask beer int he near future. neptunebrewery.com thornbridgebrewery.co.uk ----------- www.beernomicon.com All our podcasts are now on Spotify. Available for free download on Soundcloud. We are on iTunes too @ apple.co/2bBssoV Also find us on Stitcher and other podcast apps. Please share around and any feedback is welcome. Rate and review us on your preferred podcast platform. www.twitter.com/beernomicon www.facebook.com/Beernomicon Instagram: @beernomicon YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UC-rKJebbMYs11JcqZzwfqGA

Yep this coming Friday *should* be the start of Peakender 2020, the three-day beer and music festival at Bakewell Showground organised by Thornbridge Brewery. Of course, it isn't happening, so instead we have our own petit Peakender art home. Indoors of course (it was raining heavily!) We're joined by Alice Batham from the Thornbridge brewing team as we reminisce about previous years and find out how things have been at the brewery over lockdown. Not forgetting sharing a beer each as well, themed around Peakender. You can have your very own Peakender at Home with Thornbridge's rather nifty box here: https://shop.thornbridgebrewery.co.uk/products/peakender-case (https://shop.thornbridgebrewery.co.uk/products/peakender-case)

Ferment editor Richard Croasdale is just back from visiting the Peak District, home of Thornbridge brewery.  As hosts of the epic Peakender beer festival, this month's Beer52 selection is made up of our picks from the event.  Rich and Doug talk about Thornbridge's New England IPA, Green Mountain, and what else will be pouring at the festival. 

This episode we headed to the beautiful Peak District in Derbyshire for the Thornbridge Peakender Festival, a three day celebration of beer, food, music and more. We were joined by special guests Steve from the Beer O'Clock Show podcast and Laura, Adam and James from The Sheffield Hopcast to discuss our Peakender experiences, guess the Mystery Beer and talk about what inspired us to set up beer podcasts. The beers we sampled this time were: Thornbridge Bliss Point and Elio. Special thanks to Chloe from Thornbridge for sorting us out with the Thornbridge beers we sampled this episode and to Steve for providing the mystery beer this time. For more info: http://www.beeroclockshow.co.uk https://sheffieldhopcast.co.uk http://www.peakender.co.uk Follow us on twitter: @beers_frontiers @sheffhopcast @beeroclockshow

The third of our Peakender episodes sees Adam host an interactive session in Tent 1 with Dom and Nick from the Thornbridge brew team.Our audience has a chance to fire questions at the pair, and we hear a few of their stories from over the years (which one of them was sick all over a train toilet?)We also try three Thornbridge beers and find out more about them: Versa, Elio and Necessary Evil.

Our second Peakender episode sees us meet the amazing Firestone Walker brewery from California.Brewmaster Matt joins James and our live audience to discuss the brewery's origins, recent expansions and future aims.The rain has stopped, the sun is shining, and we start Saturday afternoon with a nice gentle 12.5% to clear out those camping cobwebs.

In the first of our special Peakender episodes, we host the first Meet The Brewer event of the weekend in Tent 1. It's wet and it's windy but spirits are high as James chats to Rob about the brewery, his background, the future, and we try three Thornbridge beers with the audience

June's Beer Here Now comes from The Eagle, the latest member of the Thornbridge family on Ecclesall Road on Sheffield. Adam, James and Rebs crack open new cans of Lukas (fresh off the canning line less than 24 hours ago) and share them with The Eagle manager Toby Hickman and our very special guest Ed Cosens from Reverend and the Makers. He tells us about the band's forthcoming Best Of album and tour... and how they're bringing back their brilliant beer from a few years ago to boot. Toby has the story of The Eagle and everything you want to know about the new place to go in Sheffield. Rebs gives us the very latest Peakender news - tickets are selling fast so get yours soon: peakender.co.uk Keep an eye out for the newly canned Lukas coming to a shop near you soon, and don't forget you can order beer online at thornbridge.co.uk Preorder the Rev Best Of album and tour here: https://rntm.lnk.to/BestOfFa

Two new beers - and two beautiful beers! We find all about the new releases available in a Tesco near you right now: Yelamu, a Double IPA collaboration with Magic Rock; and Pink Grapefruit Halcyon, the latest fruity version of the classic Imperial IPA. Adam and James are joined by Thornbridge Field Sales Manager James Buxton and Export Manager James Buchanan to try out the beers. We also get to know Buxton a bit better (and resort to just calling each other by our surnames to avoid James confusion). We have news about Peakender and some tap takeovers in London next week, plus we take a look at the ongoing Thornbridge rebranding project.

Episode 3 of Beer Here Now reflects the time of year we all don the sensible hat - by checking out the story of Thornbridge's 0.5% ABV beer Big Easy. We hear about the origins of the beer, and its remarkable success in its short life. Plus will James work out it's a low alcohol beer from taste alone? Also in Episode 3: The A to Z of Thornbridge: C is for… Centrifuge – Rob tells us what it is and why it's so important to the brewery Behind The Beer: we meet Thornbridge marketing manager (and regular Beer Here Now interviewer and contributor) Rebekah Wadham Thornbridge News: Adam and James have EXCLUSIVE news about the first breweries confirmed for this year's Peakender (get your tickets at www.peakender.co.uk) We have news of the Craft Beer Residency coming to a pub near you soon Two new collaboration beers about to launch And some new and returning beers in the Cask Year Of Beer What Thornbridge Means To Me: we meet Paul Leeyen who owns the first Thornbridge pub outside of the UK, to find out why he loves the brewery Beer Brief: Big Easy Beer Here Now is the official Thornbridge Brewery Podcast… taking you behind the scenes of the brewery every month. Follow us on Twitter @ThornbridgePod Music kindly supplied by the brilliant Liberty Ship

In our first live outing for Hopinions, we’re live from Peakender and joined on stage by Thornbridge CEO Simon Webster, COO Simon Walkden & Head Brewer Rob Lovatt Beer | Thornbridge ‘Jaipur’ Hopinions |  Was the creation of Jaipur the defining moment in craft beer in the UK? Listen | Check out the Sheffield Hopcast’s Peakender Special

Hear the story of James and Adam’s Saturday at Peakender at Bakewell Showground. They catch up with their friends from the Beer o’clock Show and Beers Without Frontiers, and chat to Hopcast panellist Laura and her husband Jim, along with Thornbridge founder Jim Harrison and COO Simon Walkden. And they drink beer. Lots of beer. ALL…

We head to The Greystones for Episode 8 of the Hopcast where we celebrate National IPA Day (honest, it’s a real thing!) Find out all about the pub from Jack and Rick. We meet Jim, perhaps better known as Dr Tank ‘n’ Stein on Twitter, and we discuss the upcoming Peakender and Funk Fest beer…