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For this Episode Ed and Bearcat discuss, Troegs at 25 (now with more parking), Bearcat's trip Maine (Allagash and Narragansett), Stoudts sold to Evil Genius, Penn Brewery sold to Yinzer transplant real estate magnet/Batman villian, and Wigle sold to Bob Nutting. Thanks for listening.  

A new episode approaches. With the ronedog basically defeated, our two adventurers return to beer tasting and bullshittin'. Adam and Steve also get into the news for the week looking at the CO2 shortage, ALDI is "hiring" an official beer taster, Stoudts makes a return and Cobblehaus has a new spot. Then they relive their MTV teenage years and take a look at the Netflix doc Trainwreck based on Woodstock '99. Was Limp Bizkit really to blame or was it corporate greed all along? BEERS: Wallenpaupack Brewery Logan's Tears Cherry Oat Crisp Ciderboys Tiki Colada Three Heads Brewing Ol' Salty Salted Caramel Chocolate Stout Thirsty Dog Black Cherry Shandy

Some technical difficulties arose this week, but we're making lemonade by revisiting one of the best conversations the podcast has afforded us to have. Carol Stoudt spent her entire brewing career at Stoudt's Brewing, of which she was the founding brewmaster. In the eyes of many, she is the foremost pioneering example of women excelling in the brewing industry. Her story, humility, and perspective on the the arc of her career and the accomplishments within it is profoundly humbling. This was also one of the last guest conversations we had before COVID-19 completely changed the landscape of the country. Simpler times, indeed.Please enjoy this conversation with one of the most badass people - woman or man - to ever touch a mash paddle, whether this is your first time or a well-deserved revisiting. ................................................................................................................................................ Music: "Mountain Climb" by Jake Hill

Craft Brew News - 2/6/2020(Courtesy of Brewbound – www.brewbound.com)Pennsylvania’s Stoudt’s Brewing Company to CloseStoudts Brewing Company will cease operations at the end of the winter, as founder Carol Stoudt retires after 33 years, according to a press release.Founder Carol Stoudt said in the release “This was a difficult decision to make,”. “But we’re not moving enough volume to justify the expense of keeping the brewery open. However, we’re not closing the doors to any business opportunities that could help the Stoudts brand live on.”Stoudt founded the brewery in 1987 and was the first female brewmaster after Prohibition was repealed in 1933, according to the release.The Stoudts complex in Adamstown, Pennsylvania, also houses a restaurant, event space, bakery, market and antiques store, which will remain open after brewing operations cease. The company said it will begin scaling down production immediately and wrap up at the start of spring, as it prepares to sell the brewery.Stoudts produced 2,400 barrels of beer in 2018, the most recent year in which production data is available from the Brewers Association.California ABC Suspends San Francisco-Based Seven Stills’ LicenseThe California Bureau of Alcoholic Beverage Control has suspended San Francisco-based Seven Stills Brewery and Distillery’s operating license for 90 days for violating the state’s tied house laws, according to a report from SFGate.com.The purpose of tied-house laws is to maintain separation between the three tiers of alcoholic distribution — producers (like breweries), wholesalers and retailers like bars and stores — and to level the playing field for smaller craft breweries competing in the market. The laws prohibit companies, particularly large ones, from offering gifts of value, or straight-up monetary payments to retailers, in exchange for selling their beer.The suspension will begin in March, which the company opted for in lieu of a fine, which could have topped $600,000, based on $10,000 for each of its 60 infractions.In anticipation of the financial hit that will come from suspending operations, Seven Stills has closed its taproom in the Mission District and its Egbert production facility.The company’s new taproom in the city’s Mission Bay district will remain open during the suspension, but its brewing facility is not functional and the company does not have the financing to finish it, according to SFGate.Colorado Pilot Program Repurposes CO2 From Fermentation for Use in Cannabis GrowthWith the help of technology from Austin, Texas-based Earthly Labs, the Denver Beer Company is launching a program to share the excess carbon dioxide produced during fermentation with the Clinic, a cannabis company, to stimulate marijuana plant growth.The exchange is part of the Carbon Dioxide Reuse Pilot Project, a pilot program announced by Gov. Jared Polis last week and spearheaded by the Colorado’s Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE).Denver Beer Company estimates it can capture 100,000 pounds of carbon dioxide annually, which would normally be released into the atmosphere from tanks through vents. Instead, the Clinic can use the gas to grow plants in a shorter time and with better yields. The Clinic had been purchasing carbon dioxide from power plants and trucking it across the state, according to the release.Brewers’ uses for carbon dioxide run the gamut from carbonation for packaging to cleaning out pipes to serving beer in their taprooms. The gas costs anywhere from 26 cents to $2 per pound, George said. If a brewery captures 100,000 pounds for reuse, it can save $24,000 to $200,000 annually on gas costs.Super Bowl LIV (54) Ushers in First Major Beer Occasion of 2020Sunday’s Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers in Miami marks the first major beer-drinking occasion of 2020.In 2019, U.S. consumers spent $1.2 billion on beer at off-premise retailers in the two weeks leading up to the game between the Los Angeles Rams and New England Patriots, according to market research firm Nielsen. The Super Bowl is unquestionably a beer dominated occasion. Beer sales last year nearly doubled those of wine ($652 million) and spirits ($568 million) in the same period.During the two weeks leading up to last year’s game, hard seltzer dollar sales hit $21.9 million, an increase of nearly 250% over the same period in 2018, according to Nielsen.As consumers stock up for their celebrations, the largest beer manufacturers are spending millions of dollars on ads to capture viewers’ attention during breaks in the on-field action.Those spots come at a premium, with Fox charging at least $5 million for 30 seconds of airtime, with some spots going for $5.6 million, according to The Wall Street Journal.A-B’s four nationally aired spots are star-studded, with appearances from celebrities and athletes such as Post Malone, Jimmy Fallon, John Cena, Usain Bolt, Brooks Koepka and Kerri Walsh Jennings.A-B engaged consumers in the selection process for this year’s Bud Light commercial, allowing drinkers to vote on social media for a Bud Light Seltzer commercial featuring rapper Post Malone. 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Carol Stoudt was the first female brewmaster in the United States following Prohibition. In this episode she talks about experience gained over 30 years in the business, the excitement and uncertainty of the future, and lagers.

It’s been a long-time coming. We finally make it out to record at one of Pennsylvania’s oldest and best known craft breweries, Stoudts Brewing Company in Adamstown. With founder, brewer and pioneer Carol Stoudt, along with Event Coordinator and master-of-breads-and-cheese, Elizabeth Stoudt, we talked about the long and storied history of this landmark establishment. We also discussed the importance of the seemingly fading concept of flagship beers and “Flagship February”, an initiative to celebrate and rekindle the love for mainstay brews. Plus, a sneak peek at upcoming beers, packaging, and other plans for the Stoudts complex. In Happy Fun Time, Wayne hosted a round of There’s Weird in My Beer. And Steph talked about the English Bitter and ESB styles in Know Your Beers. All while enjoying a buffet of beautiful brews. Want to hear Carol Stoudt talk about mowing down emus with a machine gun? Don’t miss out on this episode’s Last Call segment. Sign up to become a patron to get access!

The Beer and Booze Broz have a beer or four with the trailblazing brewing legend Carol Stoudt, before heading out try a new IPA named after the best speech of all time period. John puts on his science coat to find out whether men or women have better palates. The broz wake up with some coffee whiskey before teaching a Chicago brewery a little bit 'bout how it's done round here. The KYW Beer and Booze Broz are John McDevitt (@jm1060) and Paul Kurtz (@kurtzpaul). Tom Rickert (@teerick) produced the show. If you like the podcast, leave them a rating and review, and make sure to subscribe!

David from Stoudts Wonderful Good Market. We make hand crafted bread and cheese from local milk that is aged in our caves. We also offer a selection of other homemade products and local crafts.

“Live” at Brewphoria 12 at Canal Street Pub Brewphoria at the Canal Street Pub in Reading, Pennsylvania is a semi-annual beer fest that’s brought some of the best breweries from the region and beyond to our hometown since 2007. At the suggestion of Beer Busters Besties Luke and Trevor of Evil Genius Beer, we were lucky enough to arrange to set up shop and record at this year’s edition of the event. Canal Street is truly a gem of the city of Reading (and the host of the Berks County Homebrew Club meetings) and the perfect venue for this legendary but not-over-crowded beer fest. After sitting down pre-game with our featured guests, the aforementioned Evil Geniuses, our ever diligent photographer/DD/brand ambassador Rich gathered up the representatives from the majority of the 19 breweries pouring there to sit down, share some beers and chat a while.

Bockman himself has returned to the Beer Busters Podcast basement!  Colin Presby, now of Stoudt's Brewing Company, stopped by to fill us in on his bid to run for the American Homebrewers Association's governing board.  He also brought some deliicious treats from Stoudt's for us to try.

"CBR 201: Yellow Belgians","Stoudts Triple Weyerbacher Merry Monks Trippel Unibroue La Fin Du Monde Brasserie D'Achouffe Petit La Chouffe Rankings: Jeff: 1. Stoudts 2. La Fin Du Monde 3. La Chouffe 4. Weyerbacher Greg: 1. Stoudts 2. La Fin Du Monde 3. Weyerbacher 4. La Chouffe Preshow Postshow

"CBR 201: Yellow Belgians","Stoudts Triple Weyerbacher Merry Monks Trippel Unibroue La Fin Du Monde Brasserie D'Achouffe Petit La Chouffe Rankings: Jeff: 1. Stoudts 2. La Fin Du Monde 3. La Chouffe 4. Weyerbacher Greg: 1. Stoudts 2. La Fin Du Monde 3. Weyerbacher 4. La Chouffe Preshow Postshow

"CBR 172: Oktoberfests, are we late, or are we early?","Recorded on October 30th, this show is well aged and ready for consumption, even if it isn't really Oktoberfest Season any longer. Beers: Erderinger Oktoberfest Stoudt's Oktoberfest Kostritzer Oktoberfest Sam Adams Octoberfest Brooklyn Oktoberfest Rankings: Jeff - 1. Stoudts, 2. Kostritzer, 3. Erdinger, 4. Sam Adams, 5. Brooklyn Greg - 1. Kostritzer, 2. Brooklyn, 3. Sam Adams, 4. Stoudts, 5. Erdinger Preshow - Church Brewworks Oktoberfest Postshow "

"CBR 172: Oktoberfests, are we late, or are we early?","Recorded on October 30th, this show is well aged and ready for consumption, even if it isn't really Oktoberfest Season any longer. Beers: Erderinger Oktoberfest Stoudt's Oktoberfest Kostritzer Oktoberfest Sam Adams Octoberfest Brooklyn Oktoberfest Rankings: Jeff - 1. Stoudts, 2. Kostritzer, 3. Erdinger, 4. Sam Adams, 5. Brooklyn Greg - 1. Kostritzer, 2. Brooklyn, 3. Sam Adams, 4. Stoudts, 5. Erdinger Preshow - Church Brewworks Oktoberfest Postshow "

Gordon update. Pete pays up. Goose Island event at Hopleaf. Sausage Fest. Haymarket opening date set. Whisky Point Road. A double IPA vs a Barley Wine. Beer Download Episode 18

Gordon update. Pete pays up. Goose Island event at Hopleaf. Sausage Fest. Haymarket opening date set. Whisky Point Road. A double IPA vs a Barley Wine. Beer Download Episode 18

"CBR 132: Oatmeal Stout","Nothing suits the day after a horrible windstorm like oatmeal stouts. We taste four beers of this increasingly popular style. Wilford Brimley would be proud! Beer: Breckenridge Oatmeal Stout New Holland The Poet Stoudt's Fat Dog Stout Terrapin Wake and Bake Coffee Oatmeal Stout Rankings: Greg: 1. Wake and Bake, 2. The Poet, 3. Stoudts, 4. Breckenridge Jeff: 1. Wake and Bake, 2. The Poet, 3. Stoudts, 4. Breckenridge Extras Preshow Postshow "

"CBR 132: Oatmeal Stout","Nothing suits the day after a horrible windstorm like oatmeal stouts. We taste four beers of this increasingly popular style. Wilford Brimley would be proud! Beer: Breckenridge Oatmeal Stout New Holland The Poet Stoudt's Fat Dog Stout Terrapin Wake and Bake Coffee Oatmeal Stout Rankings: Greg: 1. Wake and Bake, 2. The Poet, 3. Stoudts, 4. Breckenridge Jeff: 1. Wake and Bake, 2. The Poet, 3. Stoudts, 4. Breckenridge Extras Preshow Postshow "

"CBR 50: Return of the DIPA"," *start fanfare* Long long ago, in a kitchen 5 miles away, Greg and Jeff tested out an old radio shack mixer for the first time. 50 Episodes, Take that Lucas! This week we revisit our roots, tasting the beers that we tasted in that very first test show among others. We have a bit more practice now so we want to try those crazy hopped beers one more time. Links: New Glarus to Expand Craft Beer up 11% Oh, no. Corona shortage! Beers Reviewed: Stoudts IPA - Stoudts Brewing Company Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPA - Dogfish Head Craft Brewery Newport Storm Chloe - Coastal Extreme Brewing Company (RI) Double Crooked Tree - Dark Horse Brewing Company (MI) Ranking: Jeff - 1. Double Crooked Tree, 2. 90 Minute 3. Stoudts, 4. Chloe Greg - 1. Double Crooked Tree, 2. 90 Minute 3. Stoudts, 4. Chloe "

"CBR 50: Return of the DIPA"," *start fanfare* Long long ago, in a kitchen 5 miles away, Greg and Jeff tested out an old radio shack mixer for the first time. 50 Episodes, Take that Lucas! This week we revisit our roots, tasting the beers that we tasted in that very first test show among others. We have a bit more practice now so we want to try those crazy hopped beers one more time. Links: New Glarus to Expand Craft Beer up 11% Oh, no. Corona shortage! Beers Reviewed: Stoudts IPA - Stoudts Brewing Company Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPA - Dogfish Head Craft Brewery Newport Storm Chloe - Coastal Extreme Brewing Company (RI) Double Crooked Tree - Dark Horse Brewing Company (MI) Ranking: Jeff - 1. Double Crooked Tree, 2. 90 Minute 3. Stoudts, 4. Chloe Greg - 1. Double Crooked Tree, 2. 90 Minute 3. Stoudts, 4. Chloe "

"CBR 38: Maibocks","Short Show this week as we record a show before Greg goes to Japan. As they say April Showers bring Maibocks. Beers Reviewed: Stoudts Maibock - Stoudts Brewing Company (PA) Hofbräu Maibock - Staatliches Hofbräuhaus (Germany) Dead Guy Ale - Rogue Ales (OR) Ranking: Jeff - 1. Stoudts, 2. Hofbrau, 3. Rogue Greg - 1. Hofbrau 2. Stoudts, 3. Rogue "

"CBR 38: Maibocks","Short Show this week as we record a show before Greg goes to Japan. As they say April Showers bring Maibocks. Beers Reviewed: Stoudts Maibock - Stoudts Brewing Company (PA) Hofbräu Maibock - Staatliches Hofbräuhaus (Germany) Dead Guy Ale - Rogue Ales (OR) Ranking: Jeff - 1. Stoudts, 2. Hofbrau, 3. Rogue Greg - 1. Hofbrau 2. Stoudts, 3. Rogue "