Podcasts about shaun o'sullivan

In this episode of The Session, we are excited to welcome New Zealand's newest, and largest, single hop farm, Hop Revolution. Founder and plant scientist, Susan Wheeler, and CEO Jason Judkins, came all the way from New Zealand to visit American craft breweries and appear on our show to talk about their exciting new venture. We learn about the history of hop farming in New Zealand, as well as Hop Revolution's unique founding that is tied to rugby star, Terry McCashin, from the famous All Blacks. Susan and Jason are surprisingly, and refreshingly, forthcoming about the project ahead of them and how much they have to learn and how they will lean heavily on brewers to guide them all the way through their first harvest in 2020. Tune in and get the scoop on this exciting new hop venture! We're also joined by Shaun O'Sullivan from the 21st Amendment brewery, and get a visit from Kim Schimke of @kimsbaybrews fame (and also our Brewing Network social media minion). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Beer. BBQ. Fireworks. Freedom. Right there in their name 21st Amendment Brewery celebrates one of the greatest freedoms of beer drinkers.  Just in case you aren't aware, the 21st Amendment ended Prohibition in the United States, bringing beer (and other booze) back to the people on December 5, 1933, Repeal Day.  Although the 4th of July is a big party for the brewery, co-founder and brewmaster Shaun O'Sullivan tells us Repeal Day (understandably) is their biggest celebration of the year. O'Sullivan joins us this week to talk about all those amazing freedoms.  With label art that is all about America any of their beers are ready for the holiday.  We talk grillin' out and get the scoop on their new Sparkale, a sparkling Rosé Ale and O'Sullivan's pick for the best Independence Day beer.  Homebrewing and recipe development, the early days of canning craft beer, and reminiscing on some 21st Amendment beers of the past all come up in the conversation. If you're in San Franciso stop in their brewpub or check out their brewery and taproom in San Francisco.  Otherwise, put on on some red, white, and blue, fire up the grill, and celebrate FREEDOM. Craft Beer News Celis Brewery is Being Sold at Auction on July 2nd The Trappist Monks of Saint Sixtus Abbey Have Started Selling their Beer Online The Beer List 21st Amendment Hop Crisis | DIPA 21st Amendment Toaster Pastry | Red IPA Bearded Iris Offbeat | NE DIPA Three Taverns Tropical Luxure | Fruited Cream Sour Ale Listen, Subscribe, Support Subscribe to Beer Guys Radio: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher  | RSS Visit our website: https://beerguysradio.com Follow Beer Guys Radio: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube Support the show: Patreon | Swag Shop | Our Sponsors  

A Change Can Do You Good — Keeping a Brand Fresh in a Dynamic Market Host: Michael Kiser Guest Speakers: Nanna Guldbæk (Lervig), Nick Dwyer (Beavertown), Shaun O'Sullivan (21st Amendment) It still feels almost as though modern beer has only just arrived in the UK. The last decade has been a whirlwind, with once traditional and iconic beer brands being met by those with modern, vibrant and striking designs. Brewers really are putting the can in canvas. But how do you maintain a modern image in such a dynamic market, and why rebrand when drinkers have already put their stock in your existing brand?

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Host Ben Rice travels to Final Gravity in Roseville, CA, for a very special episode with the Sacramento chapter of the Pink Boots Society during their tap takeover. Ben sits down with special guest Lindsey Nelson, co-owner of The Art of Beer, as well as four PBS members: Amy Mahoney, beer buyer at The Brass Tap (Rocklin, CA); Heidi Wilder, partner at Fort Rock Brewing (Rancho Cordova, CA); Teresa Psuty, head brewer/co-owner of Crooked Lane Brewing (Auburn, CA); and Amy Ruthnick, co-owner of Final Gravity (Roseville, CA), to talk about their National Women's Day Collaboration brews, being a woman in the brewing industry, first beer loves, climbing the beer industry corporate ladder, and the triumphs and tribulations of the industry itself (including GABF medals - that's right, medals, plural - badass!), and so, so much more. This episode was also filmed by Nick Larson (@nicklarsonphotography) and the video version is available on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=0gfrNBu4rSY It's our 3rd video episode, so be sure to check out the past 2: Episode 25 w/ Shaun O'Sullivan of 21st Amendment and comedian/pot activitist Ngaio Bealum and Episode 50 with Rodger Davis of Faction Brewing and comedian DJ Sandhu. Find out more about the Pink Boots Society at www.pinkbootssociety.org or follow them on social media @pinkbootssociety Follow Brass Tap/Rocklin @brasstaprocklin Follow Fort Rock Brewing @fortrockbrewing Follow Crooked Lane Brewing @crookedlanebrewing Follow Final Gravity Taproom @finalgravityroseville And of course, follow Barley & Me @barleyandmepod, email questions/comments/concerns to barleyandmepodcast@gmail.com and be sure to rate, review, and share us on iTunes, GooglePlay, Stitcher, Podbean, and wherever fine podcasts are available. This episode is brought to you by Lyft. Get $5 off your first ride using the promo code BarleyAndMe Intro: "JamRoc" by Breez (@breeztheartist) Logo: Jessica DiMesio (@alivingclicheart) T-shirts now available at Zen Threads Thanks for listening!

Sactown Union's Quinn Gardner leads a panel discussion on Opening Night of Sacramento Beer Week 2017. featuring a panel of some of the greatest pioneers of the Northern California beer scene. Listen, as Dr. Charlie Bamforth (UC Davis), Barbara Groom (Lost Coast Brewery), Judy Ashworth (Lyons Brewery Depot), Shaun O'Sullivan (21st Amendment Brewing), John Martin (Triple Rock, Drake's Brewing), and Michael Barker (Sactown Union) discuss what craft brewing is (and isn't), what role craft beer plays in the community, and just how far we've come in the last decade and where beer is going next. And all completely unedited. I'd like to thank Quinn for inviting me to record this event for posterity. Please enjoy not technically an episode of Barley & Me!

Host Ben Rice sits down with 21st Amendment's co-founder/head brewer Shaun O'Sullivan and comedian/pot activitist Ngaio Bealum, in episode 25 of Barley & Me. Recorded at 21st Amendment's new(ish) San Leandro location, we discuss the new location's previous history as a Kellogg's Pop Tart production facility, judging beer and weed, the slow and steady growth and expansion of 21st Amendment, plus first beer experiences and much, much more! Look for this episode on YouTube in the coming weeks, because we bothered to film it. So thanks to those debonair fellas for being themselves and making for some gorgeous video. As usual, host Ben Rice ruins everything. But it still turns out okay! Enjoy! Follow 21st Amendment on Twitter & Instagram at @21stamendment Follow Ngaio everywhere at @ngaio420 Follow Barley & Me on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook at @barleyandmepod Title track: "JamRoc" by Breez (@4proaudio) Logo by Jessica DiMesio (@a_living_cliche)

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21st Amendment Brewery's co-founder and brewmaster, Shaun O'Sullivan, is our guest. We talk about The Brewer™, The Brewery™, The Beers™ (old favorites, new releases, the connubial brew... wait. what?) and our mutual love for The Comedian™.

A Brewer's Perspective of Brewing Class: Shaun O'Sullivan from the 21st Amendment talks with us about being involved in the brewing community. We talk about the beginnings of the modern brewery, how some breweries failed and why craft beer is successful today. Homework: Part 1: Find a brewer and buy them a pint. The subject to talk about is beer. Part 2: Send mail for an upcoming show call "Listener Mail" to info@beerschool.com Special guests: Shaun O'Sullivan from the 21st Amendment, San Francisco, CA.  Host: John Foster, Motor Check out beerschool.com and thebrewingnetwork.com. Email us at info@beerschool.com Good noon! Not recorded at the Rat Pad. Recorded in San Francisco on 09/18/2007. BeerSchool and BeerSchool.com are a trademarks of Ayer Media, Inc. © 2007 Ayer Media, Inc.