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Join Lucy, Aadil, and Ben as they talk through their week in games over some beers. Ben asks the question what franchise’s should you play from the beginning which leads to Lucy wanting to discuss GTA6. Finally, Aadil has been playing Induction on the Switch and wants to discuss. For beers Lucy has a Soral flavored Red Strip, Aadil stays local with a Drinks4You and Left Handed Giant whilst Ben has two DIPAs, one from Deya and another from Pomona Island. Join The Discord: https://discord.gg/JwY25Kv Visit Us On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/outoflivesnetwork Please like comment and subscribe and if you can share it! Want to be part of the team, contact us!

This week on Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy is celebrating American Craft Beer Week with a great group of guests. On the show is Brian Strumke from Stillwater Artisanal in Seattle, WA; Ryan Brower from Gear Patrol in Brooklyn, NY; and Jean Broillet from Tired Hands Brewing Company in Ardmore, PA. To kick things off, Brian introduces his pandemic project: Fast Fashion with Matt Storm (The Masonry Pizza), in Seattle, Washington. Brian and Jean then quickly veer off course, offering a preview into their epic, convertible-style road trip planned across the Pacific Highway. Switching gears, Ryan asks Jean to reflect on the current American beer palette, which Jean feels is in a bit of a recoil period. Brian agrees that everyone is leaning into comforting, obvious flavors right now, but is hopeful that tons of experimentation will soon break-through the cracks. As an example of obscurity, Jean tells everyone the hidden secret in the Tired Hands Milkshake IPA, and explains how he gets away with having a strange recipe but a great-tasting end product. To wrap things up, Brian gives us a preview of an upcoming music project, Jean declares that the new trend in beer isn’t beer, and Jimmy asks the gang what a 21-year-old, new beer drinker should try out this summer.Photo Courtesy of Jean Broillet.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Beer Sessions Radio by becoming a member!Beer Sessions Radio is Powered by Simplecast.

Kung Pao Chicken Beer? We know what you're thinking. Someone was brave enough to combine Chinese food into a craft beer. FINALLY! Now you don't have to make your ramen noodles with Pabst anymore (#PBRnoodles). There's got to be a better way! And now there is! This unique blend of flavors is brewed to taste like Kung Pao sauce. We chat about the history of Kung Pao chicken in America, the rise of Sriracha as a dominant hot sauce, and how Stillwater Artisanal has been making a name for themselves with unique craft blends. Brewed with chili powder, ginger, Sichuan pepper, sea salt, and peanut extract, this is one that has to be tried to believe. So does this motley blend of spices and cultures work? Well, Stillwater Artisanal has been awarded the No. 2 slot for "Best New Brewer in the World" by Ratebeer.com, and ranks in the global 100 list. Not shabby. We do love an underdog. Cheers.

Hey Brewcrew, We had an amazing time discussing all the different types of armor that characters have worn in the past. Yup, even duct tape armor makes the list! Once we heard PK’s suggestion for the topic we were surprised we hadn’t thought of it sooner. We also announce the winner of the Mad Swede Brewing giveaway. To hear about more giveaways follow us @brewnomics on social media! Hey, if you haven’t seen our interview series at the Lounge at the End of the Universe, go check out our YouTube page and hit that subscribe button. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTF3GMoudTupqdMmZff2fGA Beer List: Of Love & Regret (2020) - Stillwater Artisanal 4:09 90 Shilling - Odell Brewing 29:55 Alone In Space - Mother Earth (ID Tap That) 48:21 Life Above Hazy IPA - Sunriver Brewing 1:05:24

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GoB Radio steps back into a time when the world still made sense to bring you this episode. Recorded a few weeks ago, we talk about a recent trip to Conneticut breweries with our good friend Ed from W.E.Eat. We also try two beers from Conn. breweries and two non-Conn. beers bought from a Conn. distributer/brewer called Twelve Percent Beer Project. Beers we dive into include: Beer'd Brewing and Pipeworks Dogs vs Shinobi, Outer Light Brewing Juicy Bull$#!T, Stillwater Artisanal and Tired Hands Smoking Buddies, Dugges Brewing Bubble Gummy. Stay inside, stay home, stay healthy, and let's virtually drink!

Episode Notes Episode 53: Stillwater Artisanal’s On Fleek Imperial StoutIt’s the Two Minute Beer Review!I’m Andrew Burkum and it’s that time of the week again where we pick a bottle from that massive craft brew aisle hoping to find a hidden treasure. This week we’re going to take a look at On Fleek Imperial Stout by Stillwater Artisanal in Stratford, Connecticut. Is this one as picture perfect as the name suggests? Let’s find out!On Fleek pours like any good stout should—black and opaque. It’s thick in the glass like motor oil. It smells of coffee and molasses with a little tang in the very background, barely noticeable at first. But what about the taste? The first thing I notice about on Fleek is that it seems to be rather aggressively carbonated for a stout. Where most stouts nowadays have soft, foamy bubbles this one is actually quite prickly to the tongue. The flavor is at once coffee bitter and toffee sweet, maybe just a little bit earthy on the end like the smell of the earth after a good hard rain. There’s just a bit of alcohol flavor in there but it’s not overwhelming and then, at the very end of the swallow a little bit of chocolate syrup right around the edges.I like On Fleek. It’s a tasty stout with decent flavor and a good mouthfeel. It’s thick but not unpleasant and that aggressive carbonation actually makes it more interesting rather than detracting from the flavors. If you’re a stout enthusiast, this is one that I think you will like. Just drink with caution—that 13% Alcohol by Volume will catch up with you quickly!Well that’s all for this week, but I hope you’ll join me next week as I take a look at Raspberry Blonde by Lead Dog Brewing in Reno, Nv. Is this one the fruit trip we’ve been waiting for or will it end up the butt of another blonde joke? We’ll find out next week! Look for links to this week’s beer and brewery in the show notes. Don’t forget to let me know what you’re drinking and what you’re thinking about the show. Tweet me @2minutebeer with the number two or drop me an email at 2minutebeer@gmail.com. And if you’re listening to the show on your favorite podcast app, be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss an episode and leave a review to help other people find the show. You can also support us with a small donation on our patreon—there’s a link in the show notes. That’s all for now, but I’ll see you next week as we continue on our quest to taste all the beer!Have you supported the Phoenix Creative Collective and the Phoenix Podcast Network through Patreon yet? It's easy, just click hereSend questions, comments and recommendations to 2minutebeer@gmail.comMusic: River Meditation by Jason Shaw used under Creative Commons License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/us/Find out more at https://the-two-minute-beer-review.pinecast.coThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

This week nomadic beer cultist Brian Strumke and visual disrupter Mike Van Hall of Stillwater Artisanal search for creative rules to break, from flipping the sacred to Action Bronson collabs. Mike and Brian hate on coriander and triangles, Mathew mourns the death of Jon Snow, and Eddie feels the wet-nat

Thats right. Action Bronson collaborated with Stillwater Artisanal New York and made a dry hopped sour with muscat grapes. We drank it. #tapgeeks @tapgeeks

It's that time of the year when everyone thrusts their favourite games down your throat. We're no different except it's accompanied by several beers to ease it down. Lucy, Ben and Aadil start off with a few honourable mentions then launch into their top ten games. We've no rules here as you know, so these are games we've enjoyed this year even if they didn't release in 2018. For those all important beverages Ben and Lucy are drinking The Trilogy MMXVIII from Northern Monk and friends. These beers are brewed to showcase Malts, Yeast and Hops and are Malt - A Brut IPA with Whiplash, Yeast - A Sour IPA with Verdant and Hops - A Triple IPA with Garage. Aadil has three beers that he's tried to match alongside Ben and Lucy. He has to start 'Side Control' IPL from Marble. Follows with a sour pilsner from Cloudwater and Stillwater Artisanal called 'Tangible Object' and finishes on 'Zenne-Like' a Belgian IPA from Magic Rock and Brasserie De La Senne. After today's epic we're having next week off but will be back in the first week of the new year. Have an awesome few weeks.

It’s that time of the year when everyone thrusts their favourite games down your throat. We’re no different except it’s accompanied by several beers to ease it down. Lucy, Ben and Aadil start off with a few honourable mentions then launch into their top ten games. We’ve no rules here as you know, so these are games we’ve enjoyed this year even if they didn’t release in 2018. For those all important beverages Ben and Lucy are drinking The Trilogy MMXVIII from Northern Monk and friends. These beers are brewed to showcase Malts, Yeast and Hops and are Malt – A Brut IPA with Whiplash, Yeast – A Sour IPA with Verdant and Hops – A Triple IPA with Garage. […]

Today we spotlight Whipped Peaches and Cream Nitro Smoothie Sour Ale. The retro label design font and color choice instant screamed super sexy 80s; and it pours exactly the same.

This week we tackle a box office smasher about dinosaurs. That's all you need to know. Max didn't like it. Jonny did. They get into the biggest fight since *insert epic brawl here.* We drank some terrific beers (listed below). Both beers available at S&S produce in Chico, CA and probably other places as well. Episode Timeline: 0:00-4:08 Intro 4:09-13:28 Stillwater "Pineapple Fields" -----6.7% Dry-Hopped Sour w/ pineapple and sage. 13:29-19:54 "Hot & Bothered" 20:46-42:57 Jurassic World (No Spoilers) 43:44-52:03 Põhjala "Cocobanger" -----12.5% Imperial Stout with coffee and coconut. 53:04-END Jurassic World (Danger Zone) Please rate and review us on iTunes if you like the show. Maybe someone else will find us and MAYBE they too, will enjoy our sweet sweet voices.

Get ready, folks! For this season finale, Ryan and Alex try the whopping sixteen-percenter that is Stillwater Artisanal’s “Collaborations Are For Lovers.” Straight from their website, Stillwater Artisanal was started in 2010 and is the brainchild of Baltimore native Brian Strumke, whose past life as an internationally renowned electronica DJ and producer strangely led him down a path to crafting some of the world’s most unique and highest rated beers. And now, in 2018 Stillwater Artisanal still stands tall. Collaborations Are For Lovers hits you hard with coffee flavor. Following this, mango flavors can be subtly noted while the vanilla notes add a nice sweetness to the drink. All these flavors coming together do a great job of hiding the high 16% ABV. We’ll also be calling fellow beer podcaster and enthusiast Cee Certified Brew Head, from the very popular Beer and Other Shhh podcast. This week on FDB - we fantasize about being the world champion of using the dishwasher, learn how poor decisions could cost your child their name, learn where the name ‘beer’ comes from, and more! Now please kick back, and enjoy another sit down with Friends Drink Beer. To support this Brooklyn based brewery, and to find out more about their other beers, visit: www.stillwater-artisanal.com To learn about Cee Certified Brew Head and the Beer and Other Shhh or BAOS Podcast, you can visit them at www.baospodcast.com Subscribe to them on Youtube @ BAOS Podcast Follow them on Twitter @BAOSPodcast And on Instagram @BAOSPodcast BEER EVENT OF THE WEEK Firestone Walker Brewery Party WHERE: Great Divide Brewing Company in Denver, CO WHEN: June 28th from 6:00pm - 9:00pm WHAT: This event is a celebration of art, beer, and Denver itself. New art will be on display and there will be a food truck on site. The best part of this though is that there will be free Denver Pale Ale. Don’t miss out! Lastly if you like the show, donate to us and show your support: www.patreon.com/friendsdrinkbeer CREDITS Alex Hobbs - Executive Producer Ryan Roope - Executive Producer Episode Written By - Jared Brody & Alexis Ashjian

We’ve got some great guests joining us tonight including Brian Strumke from Stillwater Artisanal Ales, Master Cicerone Rich Higgins, and Dan Lamonaca from Beer Karma in Williamsburg. Beer Sessions Radio is powered by Simplecast

I avsnitt 82 av podcasten Full Kontroll dricker vi en Norwegian Wild Nordic Berry Sour från Amundsen och Stillwater Artisanal och snackar om: Spel X-com 2 Zelda: Botw delrapport Film Cloverfield Paradox Justice League (+DC-segment) Couch-coop: Lance-a-lot

Cock and Croc enjoy some sweet craft beers from Brewdog's Collabfest 2017 and they were only a week late! They got's some Porters & Stouts for the cold weather and some knowledge to light the darkness and ignorance that closes in! They also sing a little... so... you know that happens too... Show Beerz The Porter - Ansbach & Hobsday - Porter 6.7% Strictly Roots - Pressure Drop - Porter 6.5% Cast Iron Billy - Pressure Drop - Stout 10.5% Vital One - Wiper and True w. Stillwater Artisanal & Left Handed Giant - Stout 10%

Have you heard of Union Craft Brewing in Baltimore? Then you probably fall into one of two categories: You love their beer, and you already know how awesome Union head brewer Kevin Blodger is; or You love their beer, and now it's time to get to know Kevin Blodger. (There's probably a third category of not liking their beer, and thus not caring about who Kevin Blodger is... but if that sounds like you, we may not be able to be friends, so let's just move on.) Kevin Blodger, Union Craft Brewing head brewer, all-around badass One sunny Friday morning not too long ago, I made my way to Baltimore to sit down with Kevin in Union's taproom. During our chat, we talked about: How he got his start in brewing and his background at Gordon Biersch and District Chophouse. Upcoming collaborations with Goonda Beersmiths, Oliver Brewing Co. and Stillwater Artisanal. Why the first day they ever brewed their Duckpin was the worst day ever. Moving to their new space — the Union Collective — and the community-focused vision behind their new space. Bars vs. brewery taprooms -- what's the difference? How it felt to have Guinness’ interests as a foreign company prioritized ahead of local Maryland brewers. "Shelfies" vs. limited releases.... and much more! Okay, Here’s the Episode “When I look back on it, we were doing something really cool. We were training as German brewers … We were getting a formal brewing education through our practices.” “We’ve got all of these great breweries here already -- why not do everything you can to help them shine?” “I wish that at some point [Del. Talmadge Branch] had reached out to us, so we can show him what we do here…” “There isn’t a single brewer in the state that I don’t like, that I’m not happy to see every time I see them.” “I hate this saying that if you can buy a beer on the shelf, it’s not as good as a limited release.” Related Articles and Content The Union Collective (and coverage by the Baltimore Sun) My interview with Del. Talmadge Branch (and his follow-up Senate testimony) Del. Charles Barkley Says House Kept in Dark About HB 1283, Wants Brewers to Prosper Virginia Is Ready to Welcome Maryland Brewers with Open Arms Naptown Pintcast: Tim and Rahul of Goonda Beersmiths Union Craft Brewing on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Kevin Blodger on Twitter and Instagram Subscribe to the Naptown Pintcast Apple Podcasts (formerly iTunes), PlayerFM, Stitcher, and Google Play. Want more information about the podcast or becoming a guest? I can help with that, too.

Reviewing the movie The Innocents, Thai Kitchen by Yada, and On Fleek Double Imperial Stout by Stillwater Artisanal in collaboration with Casita Cerveceria

This show's featured style is wheat! And we review an old favorite from Triton, the Fieldhouse Wheat. We compare it to Stillwater Artisanal's The Devil is Other People sour smoked wheat ale. I'm not sure any two wheats could be any further apart on the wheaty spectrum that is wheat beer. Adam provides one of his most disgusting beer sounds ever, and Pete may have located the sounds of a Rhino in heat. So, if you're on safari, make sure you turn the volume down.

Quite a lineup this week with beers from Shell's, Stillwater Artisanal, and Untitled Art to try and talk about. The Beer talk continues with a discussion of the now defunct 3rd Sign label and their legal battle with Wisconsin Distributors. We also review Solemn Oath Brewery's Snaggle Tooth Bandana, which we compare to an Isthmus retraction, Marvel vs DC, Willy street facial hair, and Alien.Break Music Provided by the Whiskey Farm If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element

Lawyer turned artist, who deep down was always an artist and just gave in to what made him happy and brought pure enjoyment through his work is the story of Mike Van Hall. We had the opportunity to speak with him and learn about his craft, his story and how through minimalism he is able to bring the two breweries' (Stillwater Artisnal & Aslin Beer Co.) can and label work to life through vivid and lively art design. His appreciation for the legacy and importance of art was also not lost on us. It was genuine and selfless, which made me want to learn more about it in the process.

This week on Beer Sessions Radio, we’ll chat about some of the best Spring craft beers brewing out there to into your home brewery! We’d like to welcome to the show Iain Kyle (Jolly Pumpkin Event Coordinator), Daniel Ohly (JP Brand Manager), Brian Strumke (Stillwater Artisanal), Stephen Valand (Brooklyn Brew Shop), and Erica Shea.

It's the one year anniversary of our wonderful podcast. We're discussing our highs and lows, our shining moments and our crowning achievements... Also we have some good beer. Listen and send us an e-mail for a chance to win an autographed mug. Join us this week on Three Beers Inn. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 25 - Everybody, Let's Boogey! No matter who you are, or where you come from, chances are, you know the Boogeyman. No one knows exactly what he looks like, where he comes from, or why he decides to spend most of his time in your closet. This week Mike checked under his bed and found a few bottles of Folklore Untraditional Stout from Stillwater Artisanal, and we put a face to the name with a talk about some of our favorite Boogeyman films. Want to see what we're talking about? Visit our Tumblr! thebuzzedkillpodcast.tumblr.com/ Follow us! Twitter: @thebuzzedkillPC Instagram: thebuzzedkillpodcast Facebook.com/thebuzzedkillpodcast

This week the Beer Nuts mix it up with beers from Odd Side Ales, Trillium Brewing Company, Stillwater Artisanal, Tyranena Brewing Company & Wicked Weed Brewing.  Beer Nuts is brought to you each week by MichiganBeerGuy.com! Thank you for listening on iTunes & ChristopherMedia.net!