Podcasts about schlafly beer

We're back this week for Episode 161 and David keeps his promise to drink a second pumpkin beer on the show as he breaks out Schlafly's Pumpkin Ale.Schlafly Pumpkin Ale is a seasonal offering from Schlafly Beer in St. Louis, Missouri. It's brewed with pumpkin in the wort and then fall spices like cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg are added. The beer is one of the favorite pumpkin beers and has even won a silver medal at the Great American Beer Festival.We also chat about the following news stories:A Samuel Adams Beer Promotion From Beyond The Grave!How a Beloved Craft Beer Inspired an ‘Arrogant' New WhiskeyWhistlePig Just Dropped a Whiskey in Collaboration With an F1 Racing Team — and Bet Nearly $2M on its Odds to Win This SeasonMake sure to visit Beers and Beards Podcast for a full list of our episodes.We have a brand new sponsor. Get a discount at Beer Drop by clicking here! Get your favorite beer delivered and choose from a wild selection of beers delivered right to your door!Get 10% off at BeardOctane.com with code BeersBeards10.Support us and get a free trial of Amazon Music by heading over to www.getamazonmusic.com/beersandbeards. Check out our full list of Craft Beer Reviews and Bourbon Reviews on our website. 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.

In the ever-evolving world of beer, maintaining a competitive edge can feel like navigating a stormy sea. Dan Kopman, former CEO of Heavy Seas and co-founder of Schlafly Beer, provides a seasoned perspective on the complexities and potential of the brewing industry."Early mover advantage is a double-edged sword," Kopman observes, a note of caution in his voice. "It's easy to gain but terribly difficult to maintain." This concept, familiar across various industries, holds particular resonance in the dynamic sphere of craft beer. Companies like Schlafly and Heavy Seas have ridden the initial waves of advantage, setting precedents in the market long before competitors caught wind. However, the real battle lies in sustaining that lead amid a burgeoning crowd of innovative brewers.Kopman's journey is marked by his significant roles in shaping the beer industry. Notably, he was instrumental in offering acclaimed beers like Young's Pubs' unique brews in London and Schlafly Beer in St. Louis. His broad experience fuels his understanding of the intricate dance between early adoption and lasting impact.Interestingly, the conversation isn't confined to traditional beer alone. Kopman acknowledges the rising influence of non-alcoholic (NA) beer, a niche that's garnering substantial attention. "Non-alcoholic beer has low penetration in the US compared to other regions," he notes. "But the global growth rate is in the high single digits." This trend suggests an emerging market ripe with possibilities for brewers willing to innovate and cater to changing consumer preferences.Kopman's insights also extend to broader demographic shifts and their impact on beer consumption. The interplay between immigration patterns and beer sales, for example, underscores the importance of understanding and addressing diverse consumer bases. "Brewers need to broaden their appeal," he advises, highlighting the necessity for cultural inclusivity in marketing strategies.Moreover, Kopman emphasizes the significance of strategic collaborations and experiential learning. At American University's Kogod School of Business, students engage in capstone projects that transition them into budding consultants. A notable collaboration with Right Proper Brewing Company in DC exemplifies how such partnerships can foster growth and innovation within the industry.Reflecting on market disruptions, Kopman draws a parallel between the beer industry and the tech world. "Consider the iPhone," he says. "It wasn't the first smartphone, but it achieved significant volume." Similarly, the NA beer market, while not new, holds potential for substantial growth and mainstream acceptance.In a rapidly changing market, staying ahead requires a blend of innovation, adaptability, and deep consumer understanding. For Dan Kopman, the journey through the beer landscape is as much about respecting tradition as it is about embracing the new waves of change. His experiences and insights offer valuable lessons for brewers and beer enthusiasts alike, navigating the ever-exciting and often tempestuous waters of the craft beer industry. Thanks to our monthly supporters Josh Ellen Daniels No Crying In Baseball Juan Deliz Mike Lastort James Wisnieski Brian Minch Chris Frome Jon Gilgoff Ryan J. Dobens Sam Chip Tory Roberts Steven M Quartell Chris DeLoose Lauren Cary Amy Crone Clifton B Scott Pavlica Greg Antrim jeffrey garrison Joshua Learn Alexis Smith A t Dan Goldbeck Anthony Budny Greg Parnas Frank Chang Mikahl Tolton Kim Klyberg Chris Girardot Alyssa jeffrey katz Andrew MacWilliams Jamie Jackson Meegan Mike Rucki Jason Tucker Nick Gardner Amber Farris Sarah Ray Peter Jones Michael Rafky Brad Stengel Matt Winterhalter Bill and Karen Butcher Jordan Harvey Justin Broady Stephen Claeys Julie Verratti DFA Howie Kendrick

Dan Kopman knows a thing or two about beer.Some of you may recognize the name Daniel Kopman. If you don't know his name, you undoubtedly know some of his work. Currently, Kopman is a Professor and Lecturer at American University's Kogod School of Business and, likely more notable to us beer nerds, a Senior Policy Advisor for the World Brewing Alliance. Previously he was the co-founder and CEO of Schlafly Beer in St. Louis, CEO of Heavy Seas, voting member of the Beer Institute, and board member of the Brewers Association.What is the World Brewing Alliance? In short, they're the trade association for trade associations. Over 70% of the world's beer production is represented by the WBA from small brewers to multinational conglomerates. Their mission is to corporate social responsibility, sustainability, responsible marketing practices, and invocation in the brewing sector. On the other side of things, they represent brewers to organizations like the UN and the World Health Organization. Bringing the two together their goal is for brewers to be responsible with their brewing and for health organizations to realize and support the cultural and economic benefits that brewers bring.Low alcohol, no alcohol, and changing trends in drinkingWe've talked about NA beer a good bit on the show and I think most of us know that lower alcohol beers are gaining popularity. Studies show younger generations are being more responsible in their consumption and aren't looking for a 15% stout. As the NA sector continues to grow, there are still plenty of people that will still want to grab a beer with some booze in it. Despite the growth we've seen in NA beer in America, our market is still way behind many other countries. Through technological and scientific advances more brewers are now offering high quality low and no alcohol beer. We've still got plenty of room to grow in this sector. Brewing around the worldCraft beer is booming in many places you may not think of. There's a growing scene in South Africa and you've probably enjoyed some South African hops in your hazy IPA. The scene in India is up and coming as well. Much like out locally sourced grains, hops, and fruits there's plenty of unique ingredients in these countries. Expanding the offerings of grains, hops, and other ingredients in local markets around the world is a boost for the environment as well as local economies.We got deep into some amazing topics this week. We enjoyed it and hope you do, too. Let us know. Cheers!Thanks for listening to Beer Guys Radio! Your hosts are Tim Dennis and Brian Hewitt with producer Nate "Mo' Mic Nate" Ellingson and occasional appearances from Becky Smalls.Subscribe to Beer Guys Radio on your favorite app: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSSFollow Beer Guys Radio: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube If you enjoy the show we'd appreciate your support on Patreon. Patrons get cool perks like early, commercial-free episodes, swag, access to our exclusive Discord server, and more!

DreZ and Big Nate are going to tap into the pumpkin beer game with some Schlafly Beer and Left Hand Brewing Company. #BrewsdayTuesdaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CRAFT BEER PODCAST INFO: Three decades of experience for Fran Caradonna is not really common yet in the craft beer industry, and while we do hear from some of the major players from the 90s, Friday night we talked to Schlafly CEO Fran Caradonna to talk about the changes in the industry throughout the decades, how Schlafly has both grown and receded during it's time, and what the future of the community and industry holds. A great episode on what's important then can be important now! Sponsors: North Center Brewing - https://northcenterbrewing.com/ Zetouna Liquor - https://www.facebook.com/Zetouna-Liquor-Fine-Wine-Cigars-146021445420374/ Tavour - https://www.tavour.com/ Sign Up Code: BETTERONDRAFT Join The Michigan Beer Discord - https://discord.gg/vEEDyzwdjT Download the MI Beer Map - http://www.mibeermap.com Subscribe to Better on Draft - https://plnk.to/BOD Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/6AlzP1BH0iykayF856bGRc?si=xXZzdd3CTPqgUq_KYTnBKg iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/better-on-draft-a-craft-beer-podcast/id1091124740 Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/betterondraft Untappd - https://www.untappd.com/user/betterondraft YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/betterondraft Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/betterondraft Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/betterondraft Tik Tok- https://www.tiktok.com/@betterondraft

Guitarist/ Singer/ Composer Matt Rowland joins Ray Hartmann on The Show With No Name for the Schlafly Beer Music Hour, Presented by Schlafly Beer!

Singer/Songwriter Cheri Evans joins Ray Hartmann on The Show With No Name Presented by Schlafly Beer! For More Information on Paige visit the website: www.paigealyssamusic.com/

Paige Alyssa joins Ray Hartmann on The Show With No Name Presented by Schlafly Beer! For More Information on Paige visit the website: www.paigealyssamusic.com/

The Power is YOURS! It's day one of the Kansas City Chiefs offseason and the "Take it Back" campaign. The crew hop into the shoes of General Manager Brett Veach to share their top moves and acquisitions the organization needs to make between now and training camp. JJ Watt? AJ Green? TY Hilton? Tune in to find out!Episode highlights include:•The crew lay down their must make moves during a long offseason (9:40)•Bock Like an Egyptian? The crew unearth an ancient brewery on This Week in Craft Beer(32:19)•Rhys reviews "Coffee Stout" from Schlafly Beer (39:42)•The final roundtable for necessary Chiefs' moves before the draft (52:23)  

When you say Schlafly Beer- you've said it all.    Yup, I went there.  Good man, good talk.  Civic leader- with a ring too.

In this episode, I sat down with Kimmy Schlafly, Stephen Hale, Jared Williamson, and Wil Rogers of the St. Louis, MO institution that has been brewing delicious craft beer since 1991.

DreZ and @hucksbeerbuzz are back to true #BrewsdayTuesday thing with some yummy brews from Schlafly Beer

DreZ and @hucksbeerbuzz are back to true #BrewsdayTuesday thing with some yummy brews from Schlafly Beer

We sample the Patio Pack from Schlafly Beer on Lizard Liquors tonight!! Summer Lager (Lager), Raspberry Hefeweizen ( Hefeweizen ), Schlafly IPA (IPA), Passion Fruit Saison (Saison)

This week, the guys discuss NXT's big move to basic cable, the King of the Ring tournament, AEW, Buddy Murphy, Braun and Seth winning the belts, and a whole bunch more. Brought to by JJ Twigs on SouthHampton, Schlafly Beer, and F & B Eatery. 

This week the boys discuss Rowan attacking Roman(?), NJPW G1 EVERYTHING, NXT Takeover: Toronto and Summerslam predictions. Brought to you by JJ Twig's on SouthHampton, F & B Eatery, and Schlafly Beer. 

This week, with both Two Beer AND Murray Man out, JCB and Bill invite the mysterious Lucha Chris into the studio to discuss the first night of the G1, IMPACT! Slammiversary, Kevin Owens'face turn, and give out their WWE Extreme Rules predictions. Sponsored by Seoul Taco, JJ Twigs on SouthHampton, F & B Eatery and Schlafly Beer. 

This week the fellas recap NXT Takeover 25, the Best of the Juniors Championship show including Ospreay/Shingo and Moxley/Juice, and discuss what WWE is doing to counter all of the indie wrestling excitement (or more specifically, what they're not doing). NJPW Dominion 2019 is also previewed. Brought to you by Seoul Taco, JJ Twig's on SouthHampton, F & B Eatery and Schlafly Beer. 

Craft Brew News – 5/10/19(Courtesy of Brewbound.com)Boston Beer Company and Dogfish Head Agree to Merge in $300 Million DealEight years ago, Dogfish Head and Boston Beer Company teamed up to brew a collaboration beer for the annual SAVOR craft beer and food pairing experience.Today, the two companies announced the signing of a definitive merger agreement valued at about $300 million. The deal is expected to close in the second quarter.The merger comes nearly four years after Dogfish Head sold a 15 percent stake to LNK Partners, a New York-based private equity firm. As a result of the merger, LNK will exit its investment in the Delaware-based craft brewery.The merger brings together the Brewers Association’s second-largest craft beer maker, Boston Beer, with the 13th largest craft brewery, Dogfish Head. Both companies will retain their status as BA-defined independent craft breweries.Speaking to Brewbound, Sam Calagione said the deal came together over pints this past February, during Beer Advocate’s Extreme Beer Fest in Boston.Sam said “We talked about how challenging the industry is getting, the indie craft definition, brands that consumers think are indie craft, active lifestyle beers, and we discovered how beautifully complementary and not competitive our portfolios were,” he said.In a press release, the two companies said the merger would “create a powerful Amercian-owned platform for craft beer and beyond.”Koch said, via the press release. “This combination is the right fit as both Boston Beer and Dogfish Head have a passion for brewing and innovation, we share the same values and we will learn a lot from each other as we continue to invest in the high-end beer category,”According to the release, Dogfish Head is on pace to sell 300,000 barrels of beer in 2019, with net sales of about $120 million.Boston Beer chief executive Dave Burwick, who previously served as the CEO of Peet’s Coffee & Tea Inc. before taking over as CEO of the brewery last February, will lead the merged entity.According to Calagione, Burwick — who led the acquisitions of two super-premium coffee brands, Intelligentsia and Stumptown, while at Peet’s — was “very involved” in the merger.Burwick said, via the release “United, we will have the highest quality, most distinct, high-end portfolio, from both a price-point and product perspective with the top-ranked sales organization to bring it to market,”. “We expect that we’ll see more consolidation in the craft industry over time, and we’ll be in the best position to take advantage of those changes.”Calagione, who noted that Dogfish shares about half of its wholesalers with Boston Beer, said the two companies would also look to “align distribution geography everywhere it makes sense.”Red Bull Terminates 3 Massachusetts Wholesalers, Leading to ‘Mass Layoff’ at BurkeRed Bull North America this week announced it would terminate distribution contracts with three Massachusetts beer and non-alcoholic beverage wholesalers in June, as it transitions to a self-distribution model for off-premise accounts. The energy drink maker also announced it would transfer its on-premise business to wine and spirits distributor Martignetti Companies.Starting June 3, Red Bull Distribution Company (RBDC) will take over the brand’s distribution rights from Burke Distributing Corporation in Boston, Atlas Distributing in Worcester and Williams Distributing Company in Chicopee.In a statement released to media outlets, Red Bull said its focus is on “providing the most effective and efficient route to market in every geography.”Unlike beer breweries, non-alcoholic beverage companies are not subject to Massachusetts’ franchise laws, which lock beer brands into nearly unbreakable contracts with their wholesalers. The state’s beer companies and wholesalers have been at odds over reforming those laws for several years, but a resolution has proven elusive. “Due to unforeseen circumstances arising out of the termination of a major business contract, Burke Distributing Corporation will be conducting a mass layoff at its corporate offices,” he wrote in the letter to Business Services/Rapid Response Manager Ken Messina.Burke added that the job cuts are expected to be “permanent,” with the “first separations” slated for June 24. The Boston Business Journal reported that Burke — a third-generation wholesaler whose brands include MillerCoors, Constellation Brands, Boston Beer Company and several craft brands — employed 320 workers as of 2018.Red Bull Distribution Company operates in 22 states with 82 warehouses and more than 2,000 employees, according to its website. The company sold 6.8 billion cans worldwide in 2018, a 7.7 percent increase over 2017 levels.Schlafly Sold Again: Sage Capital Sells Controlling Stake in Saint Louis Brewery Back to FamilyThe Schlafly family once again has controlling interest of The Saint Louis Brewery, makers of Schlafly Beer.More than seven years after acquiring a majority interest in the Saint Louis craft brewery, private equity firm Sage Capital, as well as several current and former Schlafly Beer employees, including co-founder Dan Kopman, have sold their stakes in the business to a new investor group led by David Schlafly, a real estate developer and cousin of brewery co-founder Tom Schlafly.Specific financial terms of the deal, which closed May 3, were not disclosed. Following the transaction, the new investor group, including members of the Schlafly family, as well as individual investors, will control 80 percent of the company.Speaking to Brewbound, David Schlafly said his first goal was to return ownership of the brewery to the Schlafly family and close friends.“Through the virtue of that, the brewery can do what it’s always done — it can lead in making great beer,” he said. “Quality companies like Schlafly are very rare, and [they] are things you want to be a part of.”In 2017, the last year in which production numbers were available, Schlafly brewed about 45,000 barrels of beer, down from a peak of 60,000 barrels in 2015. Tom Schlafly told Brewbound that the company’s production had declined even further in 2018, but was unable to provide final production figures.Nevertheless, David and Tom Schlafly remain bullish on the growth prospects of the beer category. According to Tom Schlafly, the company has an opportunity to succeed because of its “history of quality and excellence.”“Can I prove that empirically? Not yet,” he said. “But it’s just an instinct that I have that as consumers become more knowledgeable, they recognize that we have brewed dozens of styles in perfect compliance with the established standards.”Schlafly’s brand image was damaged last December following the circulation of a newsletter to bars and restaurants that criticized another local competitor, 4 Hands Brewing. Following the debacle, The Saint Louis Brewery and 4 Hands issued a joint statement in which the maker of Schlafly Beer apologized on behalf of an unnamed “senior executive” who had “caused negative and misleading information to be circulated about 4 Hands” via an anonymous newsletter. 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This week the boys take questions from the internet, and more importantly, each other. Sponsors: Seoul Taco (that day one ish), F & B Eatery, JJ Twigs on SouthHampton, and Schlafly Beer. 

This week, the boys celebrate Kevin Owens' return to the heel side, Bray Wyatt's interesting reboot, Goldust vs. Cody, Sami Zayn, and a whole bunch more. Brought to you by Seoul Taco, JJ Twig's on SouthHampton, F & B Eatery, and Schlafly Beer. 

In this episode we talk about Christmas, try Habanero Popcorn and try Merry Berry Ale from Schlafly Beer. stuckinbetapodcast.com

It seems like forever since we had our friends from DuClaw Brewing on, and we have a plethora or beers to prove it! Our buddy Kris Harper stops by and shares the latest news from Balmer, plus he has a six-pack of deliciousness to share! We get to try Purple Passion, Sour Me Peach Sherbet, Strawberry Letter 23, Retribution 2018, Caramel Cookie Retribution and Devil’s Due! In the world of beer news, we start with Ad Age sharing the amazing feat wherein an imported beer brand tricks Facebook’s Search, followed by Digital Trends revealing that LG is rolling out the barrels at CES 2019 with a craft beer machine. We then have The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reporting that Schlafly Beer has apologized to 4 Hands Brewing Co. for 'derogatory' claims in anonymous newsletter, and then The New York Post says that your favorite beer says a lot more about you than you think. We wind up the week with Boston.com asking would you like free tunes with your beer? and Grapevine visiting geothermal beer in Hveragerði’s Ölverk Brew Pub! Last week we wondered “if you could pair your dream band/brewer combination, what would it be? What would the beer style be?” This week we follow up on the ale/lager survey from the news and ask “are you a lager or ale person and what characteristics does that entail for you?” We so love hearing from you! Please send in feedback and beer suggestions by calling us at (919) 502-0280, Tweeting us, following our Instagram or friending us on Untappd, posting on and liking our Facebook page, or emailing us! And please rate & review us in iTunes or Stitcher if you haven’t done so!

In episode 13 of the Brewbound Podcast, Dan Kopman, the co-founder of The Saint Louis Brewery, discusses his experience launching and building Schlafly Beer in the early days of craft beer, the amount of change that’s occurred in the industry since the early 1990s – and the impact that’s had on the three-tier system -- and he also shares lessons for other beer entrepreneurs. Also in this episode: Brewbound editor Chris Furnari shares the latest news items, including information about a new hard seltzer product from Oskar Blues, an update on the Pabst-MillerCoors contract brewing lawsuit, and details about Boston-area craft brewery Trillium Brewing, whose labor practices and brewing methods are under scrutiny after accusations were lodged by a self-described former employee in an online beer forum. Show Notes: 0:00 – 1:17: Furnari introduces episode 13 1:17 – 6:20: Furnari runs down the latest beer industry news 6:20 – 44:15: Furnari interviews Dan Kopman 44:15 – 45:25: Outro

Episode 117 of We Eat Stuff and Talk About Things - Stephen and Sara Hale from Schlafly Beer and Fair Shares CCSA! This couple are heavily involved in the food and drink scene of St Louis, both in producing products, and also ensuring St Louisans have good food to eat. Stephen is one of the founding brewers of Schlafly Beer, and his wife Sara is one of the people behind Fair Shares CCSA, and local Combined Community Sponsored Agriculture group. http://thesaintlouisbrewery.com https://fairshares.org As a favor to We Eat Stuff, would you consider giving our podcast a rating and review? It would mean the world to us! That helps get the word out about what we're doing, and help even more people learn about the great stuff going on in St. Louis! We'd also appreciate your support on our Patreon site! Please visit www.patreon.com/weeatstuff to make a financial contribution. Thanks.

November is upon us and with it, a fun array of holiday flavors. Today we explore some of those flavors as we take our 2nd Annual Tour through Jesus' Pumpkin Patch! We'll be tasting pumpkin beers, pumpkin stouts, and barrel-aged pumpkin ales from Southern Tier Brewiing Co., Schlafly Beer, O'Fallon Brewery, Badger State, and Lakefront Brewing. Will Andy finally come around to the pumpkin beer experience, or will we ruin his one slice of pumpkin pie for Thanksgiving like we did last year? Grab your favorite Pumpkin Beer beer and join us to find out. Cheers!

Mizzou routs Florida and revives the dream of bowl eligibility. The gang finally gets to read some Sour Grapes tweets, and a couple of new sponsors join the Mizzodcast bandwagon. Special thanks to Schlafly Beer and Game 6 Honky Tonk!

In the thirteenth episode of After Two Beers, John Holl sits down with Stephen Hale, founding brewer of Schlafly Beer (The Saint Louis Brewery). The two discuss classic beer styles, where the industry is when it comes to innovation, the best country in which to drink beer, how inconsistent beer ruins a brewery's reputation, and the radical changes that reverberated through Saint Louis when InBev purchased Anheuser-Busch in 2008.

That’s right, it’s Valentine’s Day! And we’ve got some great guests joining us tonight to celebrate… We’d like to welcome back to the show Justin Philips of Beer Table (spelled with an “L”), Dan McLaughlin of Pony Bar Upper East Side, and Andy Laird of NuNu Chocolates in Brooklyn. We’ve also got a special guest all the way from St. Louis, Stephen Hale from Schlafly Beer.

Episode 2 of Brewer Magazine the Podcast highlights an interview between Editor Jon Sicotte, James Pendegraft, the CEO of Schlafly Beer, and Martin Howell, the co-founder of Juxtad. Together they discuss a new beacon technology within taps around St. Louis that will communicate with Schlafly mobile app users to tell them when they're close to Schlafly beer.

Dreem2Reality Entertainment proudly presents the Beer With Friends Podcast, pre-recorded from the Screw City Beer Festival in Rockford, IL!On today's show: Eric is joined by his co-host Dennis, Chuck and producer Ryan for the Beer With Friends Podcast! Today's focus is the Screw City Beer Festival.The guys hop around the festival talking to several breweries including Spiteful Brewing Co., Cademon Brewing Co., MobCraft Beer, Wisconsin Brewing Co., Schlafly Beer, and Generations Brewing Co. to name a few. They also run into a former NHL player and the rest of the BWF's guys towards the end of the festival. And on top of all that, the guys are trying a few Oktoberfest beers during the intro of today's episode. Needless to say, the guys had it covered from every angle! Have a listen and hear for yourself all the fun the guys had at Screw City Beer Festival in Rockford, Il.This podcast is intended for listeners 21+. Please drink responsibly and enjoy the show!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the D2R Podcast Network on iTunes to hear every upcoming Beer With Friends Podcast and don't forget to RATE and REVIEW while you're there.If you enjoy the Beer With Friends Podcast, then SPREAD THE WORD to everyone you know! Your word of mouth is our only advertising and we truly appreciate your support! Thanks for listening and cheers!!