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Send us a Text Message.Max and Melissa form the Salsa Sharks! They are a duo who design art for beer companies. They also do other work which you can check out on their websites below. On Today's Episode:1st Segment: Top Shelf - Best Comic Book/Manga Characters. Beer during Top Shelf: Wasteland by Anchorage Brewing Co.2nd Segment - Beer Flights.Beer during Beer Flights: Gorilla Blood by Martin House Brewing3rd Segment Dive Bar Reviews.Beer during Dive Bars: Darkness by Surly Brewing Co.4th Segment Bruce Trivia: Would You RatherBeer during Bruce Trivia: Puft Cup by 450 North BrewingCheck out our website HERE!Shouts out to our sponsors:Hop Station Craft Beer Bar!Niles Brewing CompanyGuest Links and Social Media:Website: Salsa Sharks - Max Bare Art - Melissa - WoolbeastsInstagram: @salsasharkscomicsRemember to drink responsibly and if you need help, please reach out to someone if drinking is a problem.Don't forget to rate us 5 stars wherever you listen, it helps us a bunch!Drunk with Buds Merch!!! Click Here! Teespring.com/drunkwithbudsStay sexy.https://linktr.ee/drunkwithbudspodcastSupport the show

Today's Song of the Day is “Horror of it All” from Aaron Lee Tasjan's album Stellar Evolution, out now.Aaron Lee Tasjan will be performing at The Current's Happy Hour on Thursday, May 30 at Surly Brewing Co.

The Drunk Guys have a be'er (or three) when they read Hallowe'en Party by Agatha Christie. They put out their hot raisin burns with: No Pumpkin by Sloop Brewing, Evil Laughter by Return Brewing, and One Man Mosh Pit by Surly Brewing Co. Join the Drunk Guys next Tuesday for

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Surly Brewing founder Omar Ansari wanted to make great beer. The first beer was Bender, an oatmeal brown ale. That opened the door. Furious, an aggressively hopped IPA, kicked it in, transforming the way Minnesota thought about craft beer. Word spread, especially among the Twin Cities craft beer community.  Best-of lists and Brewery of the Year honors followed. As this idea started to gain momentum, Omar was perplexed by a Prohibition-era Minnesota law that prevented production breweries from selling their beer onsite. He worked with Minnesota legislators, and the vocal, passionate Surly Nation, to change that law. The so-called “Surly Bill” passed on May 24, 2011, and scores of new breweries and taprooms bloomed. Minnesota's proud brewing history, unchanged for so long, finally got another chapter, one that's still being written.In December 2014, the Brooklyn Center taproom poured its last pint and Minneapolis' Prospect Park neighborhood officially became home to the Surly Destination Brewery. The 50,000 square-foot facility hosts a brewhouse, beer hall, beer garden, company store, event center, pizza restaurant, and Festival Field concert venue.We talk with Omar about how Covid has impacted the brewery and what's next on the horizon.Support the showFollow the Makers of Minnesota on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @MakersofMN. Send story ideas to Stephanie@stephaniesdish.com If you appreciate the work we do here, please subscribe on Patreon Please subscribe to My newsletter at https://stephaniehansen.substack.com/ so you don't miss an epiosde of the Makers of Minnesota This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit stephaniehansen.substack.com/subscribe

Surly Brewing founder Omar Ansari wanted to make great beer. The first beer was Bender, an oatmeal brown ale. That opened the door. Furious, an aggressively hopped IPA, kicked it in, transforming the way Minnesota thought about craft beer. Word spread, especially among the Twin Cities craft beer community.  Best-of lists and Brewery of the Year honors followed. As this idea started to gain momentum, Omar was perplexed by a Prohibition-era Minnesota law that prevented production breweries from selling their beer onsite. He worked with Minnesota legislators, and the vocal, passionate Surly Nation, to change that law. The so-called “Surly Bill” passed on May 24, 2011, and scores of new breweries and taprooms bloomed. Minnesota's proud brewing history, unchanged for so long, finally got another chapter, one that's still being written.In December 2014, the Brooklyn Center taproom poured its last pint and Minneapolis' Prospect Park neighborhood officially became home to the Surly Destination Brewery. The 50,000 square-foot facility hosts a brewhouse, beer hall, beer garden, company store, event center, pizza restaurant, and Festival Field concert venue.We talk with Omar about how Covid has impacted the brewery and what's next on the horizon.Support the show (https://paypal.me/StephanieKHansen?locale.x=en_US)

Today, all the way from the Twin Cities, we welcome Omar, Dave, Aaron and Nick from Surly Brewing Co to the pod!!  We discuss Surly's beginnings with Omar's home brewing passion and nonsensical alcohol laws (spoiler: they exist in MN as well as KS).  We sip our way through some Furious IPA while examining the many merits of Darkness.  But most importantly we celebrate the launch of a great brewery in Kansas!Be sure to check out their launch parties at The Hill Bar & Grill Tuesday, Nov 2 and Public at the Brickyard Wednesday, Nov 3!

On Episode 13 of ‘Wannabe Walk-Ons' Drew & Ben check out Omaha's Farnam House Brewing Company, share their thoughts on the heartbreaker against Michigan and preview Nebraska's matchup against Minnesota while giving PJ Fleck the business. Also on this episode, the Wannabe's raise a glass to the Golden Gophers with, "The Sportsman-Sip" from Minneapolis, Minnesota's Surly Brewing Co.!      What we drank: Zomer Wit Witbier & Nebraskeller Amber Lager from Farnam House Brewing Company  The Sportsman-Sip: Hell Lager from Surly Brewing Co.  Email us at WannabeWalkons@gmail.com with your prediction for Nebraska's leading receiver against Minnesota for your chance to win the season-long giveaway!  Follow Wannabe Walk-Ons on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @WannabeWalkOns. Send us your beer recommendations by visiting WannabeWalkOns.com. Don't forget to subscribe to Wannabe Walk-Ons, a Nebraska Football Fan Podcast, on your favorite podcast platform.  For more information on the Nebraska Craft Brewers Guild visit Nebraska.beer! Thanks for listening and Drink Big Red!

Ween is back, baby, and for this episode we're covering the Surly Brewing Company show from August 21st. Although we couldn't be there, our friend Cody made the trip, and we're just tickled pink that he agreed to join us to discuss the show. Cody has been a fan of our podcast for a few years now, and in that time he's shown himself to be quite a Weenhead, but also just a genuinely nice guy. When we heard he was going to the show, it was a no brainer to see if we could make this conversation happen. Now, what made this evening especially amazing is that it was Cody's first show. He became a fan something like ten years ago, but through the hiatus, and then the pandemic, he had just not been able to get to see Ween until now. But man, what a trip he made. Hailing from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, it took him two flights and many many hours to get up to Minneapolis, for a weekend that he'll not soon forget. I don't want to say too much here, because you really should hear Cody himself talk about his first show. Besides the concert, we also chatted about Cody's artwork; he's committed to the old school, doing amazing work with paper and pencil. If you're in Ween groups on Facebook, you'll surely run into his work at some point. It's brown to say the least. You should check his work out and give him some love, ‘cuz it is awesome! Shane and Cody also discuss their shared love of Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart, among other musical acts. Relive your first show by listening to Cody talking about his! Ween is back, baby, and it doesn't get any better than this! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/weencastpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/weencastpodcast/support

Last Man Standing is the American reimagining of Akira Kurosawa's Yojimbo (1961), though it wasn't the first reinterpretation. The Spaghetti Western A Fist Full of Dollars (1964) had tread this ground before—a man with no name caught up in the exacerbating violence of warring gangs. Unlike the Italian-produced film, Last Man Standing was given Kurosawa's blessing. Unfortunately, it can't replicate either of its predecessors results. Directed by Walter Hill, it's a movie that struggles mightily to present a coherent story. Sure, it revolves around Irish and Italian mobsters vying for bootlegging dominance in a remote Texas town, but what happens around that is often nonsensical. That is no fault of the director's. Last Man Standing, like many other films we've covered, fell victim to the demands of the studio. Nearly 30 minutes of its original runtime was sent to the editing room floor. Its lack of connective tissue is made evident by John Smith's (Bruce Willis) forced bits of narration. The muddled narrative no doubt hurt its critical reception. With 30 reviews, it sits at 37% on Rotten Tomatoes. It's also the biggest financial failure of our "Hops and Bruno Flops" series. On a budget of $67 million, it grossed just $47.3 million. Yet, and this may be a stretch, some now consider it a cult classic. That is all credit to its gratuitous violence. Smith, the pseudo-hero of the film, dishes out lead in hefty amounts—rarely stopping to breather or even reload. As ludicrous as the gunplay is at times, it does make Last Man Standing a moderately enjoyable endeavor. Now sit back, sip on a cool Furious IPA from Surly Brewing Co., and tip your hat to the undertaker! I, the Thunderous Wizard (@WriterTLK), Capt. Cash, and Mayor McCheese are running moonshine through Mexico with Colt pistols in hand! This Week's Segments: Introduction/Plot Breakdown – When Bruce Willis strolls into a gang war in Prohibition-era Texas, bullets fly. (00:00)  Lingering Questions – Somewhere out in the ether, a director's cut of this movie exists. Would we like to see it one day? (53:47) The "Jericho" Trivia Challenge – I challenge the field to a series of questions about the movie. (1:07:56) Recommendations – We offer our picks for the week and next up: We kick off, literally, "Hops and Sports Ball Flops" with The Program! (1:18:08) And, as always, hit us up on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram to check out all the interesting factoids—Walter Hill's reflections on his films and more—from this week's episode! You can find this episode of Hops and Box Office Flops on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Podbean, Spotify, Acast, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, Vurbl, and Amazon Music!

Today, we're talking about deaths that involved diary entries as evidence. First, Caitlin tells us about mass murderer, Anthony Robert Harvey. Then, Sarah shares the strange death of Kimberly Nilson. Beer #1: Emera Light IPA by Greenwood BrewingBeer #2: And The Devil Makes Three by Surly Brewing Co. Listener discretion is advised.TW: Child murders, domestic abuse, graphic content, drug use, talk of suicide. Instagram: @luminolpodTwitter: @luminolpodCheck out our website: www.luminolpod.comSend us a message luminolpod@gmail.comBe a beer sponsor!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/luminolpod)

We're covering true crime cases that have something to do with weather. First, Sarah tells us about Zack Bowen and Annie Hall. Then, Caitlin shares the story of Annette Schnee and Barbara Jo Oberholtzer.Beer #1: Peach Stand Rambler Blonde Ale by Odell Brewing Co.Beer #2: The Pentagram by Surly Brewing Co.Listener discretion is advised.TW:  TW: Sexual Assault of a Child, Rape, Sexual Assault, Suicide, Domestic Violence, PTSD & Iraq War, Hurricane, Cancer, Hurricane SurvivorsInstagram: @luminolpodTwitter: @luminolpodCheck out our website: www.luminolpod.comSend us a message luminolpod@gmail.comBe a beer sponsor!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/luminolpod)

We're covering true crime cases involving plants. First, Caitlin tells us about the murder of Christopher Laverack. Then, Sarah discusses the murder of Jose Francisco Rodriguez (Frank Rodriguez). Please send us questions for our Q&A episode at luminolpod@gmail.comBeer #1: Wolf Picker Experimental IPA by Odell Brewing Co.Beer #2: Give the Devil His Due by Surly Brewing Co.Listener discretion is advised.TW: Our first case discusses sexual assault  and violent crimes against children. Instagram: @luminolpodTwitter: @luminolpodCheck out our website: www.luminolpod.comSend us a message luminolpod@gmail.comBe a beer sponsor!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/luminolpod)

Joss-stache League (Justice League) is a cobbled together mess. It's the Frankenstein's monster of movies. I wish that were an understatement, but, sadly, it is not; and though it bears Zack Snyder's name in the credits, it is not his movie. According to Fabian Wagner, the original cut's cinematographer, up to 90% of what they shot is not in it. That's right, folks: In under two months, Joss Whedon basically reshot the entire thing. Why? Well, the answer to that is long, winding, and even filled with heartbreak. To keep it brief, the studio was no longer in support of Zack's vision. When Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice failed to break a $1 billion, a series of decisions were made. In retrospect, many of them were stupid. And Justice League paid the bulk of the price for them. It's a mishmash of competing interests and an attempt to please both critics and fans with something more similar to the MCU. That desperation backfired. At the time of its release, Justice League had the lowest opening of any DCU film ($93+ million). It would go on to gross $657.9 million—also the lowest for a DCU film at the time— against a production budget of $300 million. Deadline Hollywood reported that the film lost the studio around $60 million, scuttling their new plans and throwing DC's big screen universe into further turmoil. It also sits at just 40% on Rotten Tomatoes with 395 reviews—a modest improvement over its predecessor and certainly not worth the hack job they put to it. Now, despite of all you have just read, this movie is somehow still watchable—even if you are forced to look away as a certain CGI'd mustache burns a hole through your TV. So, sit back, enter a new dimension with a Mapping the Multiverse Hazy IPA from Surly Brewing Co., and unite the Seven! I, the Thunderous Wizard (@WriterTLK), Capt. Cash, Chumpzilla, Mayor McCheese, and special guest Mario Francisco Robles—the Fanboy himself—are struggling to process Henry Cavill's face! This Week’s Segments: Introduction/Plot Breakdown – The road to DC's ultimate team up is rife with speed bumps, and we tackle them all. (00:00) Lingering Questions – We hear from our beer bros. at Hop Nation USA, and then I pose some questions to the crew. What did Whedon nail? And what are we most looking forward to come March 18th? (1:33:59) The "Something's Definitely Bleeding" Trivia Challenge – I challenge the field to questions about the movie, as well as the movement it inspired. (1:54:05) Recommendations – After a word from our pals at The Double Turn Podcast, we offer our picks for the week; and next up: We rev our collective engines for the third entry in our "Hops and Heroic Flops" series, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance! (2:06:06) And, as always, hit us up on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram to check out all the interesting factoids—the Release the Snyder Cut book and more—from this week’s episode! You can find this episode of Hops and Box Office Flops on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Podbean, Spotify, Acast, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, Vurbl, and Amazon Music!

On this episode David and Bobby discuss things that have gone on over the past several weeks! Bobby discusses being 2 months out from becoming a dad and David talks about the challenges and joy of starting a new job! Finally we wrap the episode just catching up on the NFL season, their mutual admiration and hate of Tom Brady, and pick a winner of the Big Game!Beer Review: ABRASIVE, Double IPA, Surly Brewing Co., Minneapolis, MN0:00-3:29 Intro/Davids Sick3:30-7:20 Beer Review7:21-15:00 32 Weeks Pregnant, Wife's Anxiety, Baby Showers15:01-24:53 Career Changes24:54-End Catch Up and NFL Talk

The 62nd episode of the Galaxy of Beeroes podcast hosted by DarthDarket & BrickHardmeat wsg/Fruit Ninja Mike Fruit Ninja Mike - https://www.twitch.tv/pete2204 Galaxy of Beeroes is a #cancrackerscollective podcast. Recorded on 1.18.21 This episode will contain the following discussion 1. Cantina beer talk featuring Surly Brewing Co (01:03) 2. Boosts, Boasts, and Beers (07:01) 3. Hardmeat: Get to know Fruit Ninja Mike, GAC, The Armorer, Mando Tag (24:33) 4. Star Wars in General - Clone Wars S7 Wrap (1:40:00) Make sure you’re following us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. If you’d like to help us continue this journey hit up our Patreon where you can be either a one time or continuing member of the Beero community. GoB Discord - https://discord.gg/EFxZhkC GoB Twitter - www.twitter.com/galaxyofbeeroes GoB Insta - www.instagram.com/galaxyofbeeroes GoB Facebook - www.facebook.com/galaxyof GoB Patreon - www.patreon.com/galaxyofbeeroes Segment transition music by JediProd bit.ly/jediprod Thanks for listening!

Bullet to the Head is a throwback to a simpler time; an era when men were men, off-color jokes were plentiful, and the amount of heroic quips was only surpassed by the body count. Serving as Sylvester Stallone's late mid-life crisis, Bullet to the Head is an unapologetic homage to the action films of yesteryear. This makes all the more sense when you consider that director Walter Hill perfected this template with 48 Hrs., a mismatched buddy classic. Some may argue that formula doesn't necessarily work in 2012, but they—like the co-hosts of this pod—are wrong. This film is glorious. Pumped full of violence, it's an adrenaline shot to your heart. And by the looks of it, Stallone also knows all about hypodermic needles. Literally, he appears to have overdosed on human growth hormone. No 66-year-old man should be as vascular as he is in this movie. Anyway, it did inexplicably flop. It earned just under $22 million on a budget of $40 million—perhaps a signal that the action days of yore, like Stallone, were past their prime. But boo to that BS notion! Bullet's wanton carnage will put a little pound in your pencil!  So sit back, get feisty with an Axe Man IPA from Surly Brewing Co., and pour yourself a double shot of Bulleit Bourbon! I, the Thunderous Wizard (@WriterTLK), Capt. Cash, and Chumpzilla are busting skulls at a Turkish Bathhouse in nothing but our Underoos! This Week’s Segments: Introduction/Plot Breakdown – Old, angry, and jacked is the perfect way to go through life. (00:00) The "Bang, Down, Owned" Trivia Challenge – I challenge Capt. Cash and Chumpzilla to trivia centered around the movie. (1:01:52) Recommendations – We offer our picks for the week, and next: It's a "Tango and Captain Cash" bonus pod! It seemed only fitting that we finished this series with its namesake, Tango & Cash! (1:16:01) And, as always, hit us up on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram to check out all the interesting factoids—the big time casting whiff and more—from this week’s episode! You can find this episode of Hops and Box Office Flops on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Podbean, Spotify, Acast, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, and Amazon Music!

Hello Friends and Welcome to another issue of PorterGraphic. We are back with more comics and more beer. In this Issue we discuss Stillwater #1, Thor 6, Batman 99, Three Jokers Book 2, Gideon Falls 25, Department of Truth 1, and more Beer of the Pod: Grapefruit Supreme by Surly Brewing Co. We hope you enjoy! Twitter: @PorterGraphicPC Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PorterGraphicPodcast Instagram: @PortergraphicPC Intro Provided by: @ambivli www.soundcloud.com/ambivli All rights that are reserved by copyrighted material discussed in this podcast are reserved by the original company PorterGraphic does not reserve any claim on copyrighted material discussed. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/portergraphic/support

Tonight, we drink about V For Vendetta (2005), w/ Axe Man by Surly Brewing Co.. Subscribe & Follow Us For More!

Welcoming back Ben Smith from Surly Brewing in Minneapolis! Beer, Baseball & Bines is a weekly podcast hosted by Steve Carpenter (our CSCO) and Joe Catron (from Yakima Chief Ranches) . Tune in for harvest updates, baseball news and featured brewers from around the country. Now available for free on iTunes!

Round 1: Drinks, Movies, Biology, Big Business, Animals, Games Round 2: Old People Music, Outer Space, T.V., World History, Art History, Food Got a question you want to submit to Tara? Leave us a comment on our Anchor.fm podcast page! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/perfect-dozen-trivia/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/perfect-dozen-trivia/support

No, it's not imaginary, it really is episode 7! and we're talking about Jojo Rabbit. With nothing new in theaters of interest we decided to take a look at a recent Oscar winner. We also talk, Hagazussa, Dave Made a Maze, The Great Dictator, Ford v Ferrari, and Mad Max: Fury Road, all while drinking Coffee Bender Brown Ale from Surly Brewing Co. out of Minneapolis, Minnesota.Like us on Facebook! www.facebook.com/SudsandcinemapodcastFollow us on iTunes! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sudsandcinema-podcast/id1494990925Follow us on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/show/3Ludeu2hrTDuBfSGc9y7tOFollow us on PodBean! https://sudsandcinema.podbean.com/Send your questions and comments to sudsandcinemapodcast@gmail.com

Hey Brewcrew, In this episode, we discuss some Mortal Kombat casting and update you on whats going on with The Flash movie and what's going on with the Disney plus streaming service. Our main topic of discussion in this episode is our tribute to video games. We discuss our favorite console, childhood arcade games and games we would like to see remastered. We discuss all of this and more all while we review some amazing craft beer. We encourage you to review some amazing craft beer along with us to support independent craft beer and to let us know your thoughts, do you agree with us or disagree, either way let us know @brewnomics. As always be kind to one another, buy a friend a beer, Cheers Brewcrew! Beer List: Claritas Kolsch- Mike Hess Brewing De Proef Brouwerij & Surly Brewing Co. - Zwart Black Star Picabo Juice- Western Collective -Id TAP THAT segment Life and Limb (2019)- a collaboration between Sierra Nevada and Dogfish Head

Mike and Jack are back, and this time they brought a guest with them! David Bone (Reel First Time) stops by to discuss Luda's first major motion picture, 2 Fast 2 Furious. Later, the crispy boys help raise waterfall awareness.Beer: Furious by Surly Brewing Co.Number One Spots: Spider-Man / Doomsday Prepping / Stacey Donovan's Anniversary Gift IdeasFor further reference:Reel First TimeStacey Donovan's Gift Ideas2F2F TrailerDevil's AppendixGitgit WaterfallFollow Us On Social Media:Brewdacris: Instagram | Twitter | FacebookMike: Instagram | TwitterJack: Instagram | TwitterSpecial thanks to Dogman for the intro vocals

Join The Coven™ and Bobby for a quick Final Friday roundup featuring peak podcasting, Reality TV hypocrisy, decoy ducks, more butt faxes, and more. Plus, airport wheelchair groupies, backwoods hotel wifi, puppies as presidents, microwave chicken with  PEEPS® (a game, not a recipe*), a live review of Surly Brewing Co.’s Dots and Loops, and of course, a young future star Hilliary doing her best Madonna/Roger Rabbit despite a complete lack of voguing support from her cousins. Reminder: It’s LRB Picnic Day! See you in Shoreline; and see our Facebook page for details!     *yet

Join The Coven™ and Bobby for a quick Final Friday roundup featuring peak podcasting, Reality TV hypocrisy, decoy ducks, more butt faxes, and more. Plus, airport wheelchair groupies, backwoods hotel wifi, puppies as presidents, microwave chicken with  PEEPS® (a game, not a recipe*), a live review of Surly Brewing Co.’s Dots and Loops, and of course, a young future star Hilliary doing her best Madonna/Roger Rabbit despite a complete lack of voguing support from her cousins. Reminder: It’s LRB Picnic Day! See you in Shoreline; and see our Facebook page for details!     *yet

Mark pours out his Liquid Soul for John. The guys then try a pair of juicy, hazy offerings from both Bells Brewery, and Insight Brewing, and close by jumping into the One Man Mosh Pit from Surly Brewing Co.Drink with us! How? Follow us on Instagram at @DriftlessDrinks where we post the next episode's brews one week before the podcast drops.Comment below and let us know what you’d like us to cover next. Want to send us beer? Contact us to find out how, and we'll try it on mic!Final Note: The OMMP dregs were actually delicious!

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The most beloved and influential American IPAs of the last decade are being churned out in record volume, yet the juicy beers are getting all the hype while diluting the meaning of the very style. We reignite our love for six of the country’s most-revered IPAs that are now all available in grocery stores all over Chicagoland - and we do it in the dark. This blind tasting will once-and-for-all determine our completely arbitrary opinions about the best IPA that even your weird coworkers have heard of - and we are totally surprised by the results. Because we’re Chicagoans, we also spend a lot of time playing, “Is this Anti-Hero??” and expose our general ineptitude at guessing beers. Craig makes a bad suggestion for March Madness, Ryan tries to break the Baba Yaga’s Craig curse, and we talk about our favorite Aerosmith-inspired shooting game. Oh and there’s misheard 311 lyrics, a simple request about a Frasier shirt, a fact check for the English majors, and our memories of sitting out in the Quad. And all this content is stuffed into the shortest episode we’ve released in over a year, so turn your playback speed back down to “1x” and enjoy! Beers Reviewed, Blindly (in order of appearance on the show) Surly Brewing Co. - Furious Bell’s Brewery - Two Hearted Ale Cigar City Brewing - Jai Alai Maine Beer Company - Lunch Ballast Point Brewing Company - Sculpin Revolution Brewing Company - Anti-Hero Thanks to Beer on the Wall for gathering up the freshest beers available to make this show possible!

Drew and Schmitty visit Surly Brewing Co for Darkness Day 2017 and talk Lord Humungus with the guys at Modist Brewing. It must be Imperial Stout season. Links http://surlybrewing.com/beer/darkness-2017/ http://modistbrewing.com/events/lord-humungus-2017/ Photos Listen and share Like Minnesota BeerCast on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MinnesotaBeerCast/ Follow @MN_BeerCast on Twitter https://twitter.com/MN_BeerCast Listen to the Minnesota BeerCast every Friday at 8pm on AM […]

Dreem2Reality Entertainment presents the Beer With Friends Podcast. This podcast is intended for listeners 21+. Please drink responsibly and cheers! On today's show: Eric is joined by Chad, Phil, and producer Ryan. The guys try Special Sauce Ella by Mikerphone Brewing, Dead Inside by Pipeworks Brewing Co. and Angry Chair Brewing, Count Orlok by Urban Chestnut Brewing Company, Enjoy By 10-31-17 by Stone Brewing, Dos Ghosts by Pipeworks Brewing Co., Bad Mama Jama by Horse Thief Hollow, Damien by Surly Brewing Co., and Autmn Reaper by Hailstorm Brewing Co. to round out the show. Also discussed was who is Uncle Phil and why did he cut back on drinking, Chad's many travels to Japan, Los Angeles, and Texas, trick or treating, the guys play the Beer Trivia game, Uncle Phil and Chad have a moment, and a handful of songs are played! All that and much more! Please subscribe to the D2R Podcast Network on iTunes and don't forget to rate and review while you're there. You can also download the Stitcher and Podbean app to your device for free and search: D2R PODCAST NETWORK and subscribe. If you enjoy listening to the Beer With Friends Podcast, then spread the word to everyone you know. Your word of mouth is our best advertising method and we appreciate your support. Thanks for listening and share! The Beer With Friends Podcast would love to hear from you! Feel free to call the NEW podcast hotline and have your voice heard on a future episode. Dial 872-242-8311 (USA-CHAT-311) and leave a message and we will play your voicemail and answer your questions live on an upcoming episode! Cheers!

We try three different Surly brews this week, a hometown beer for Katie and Cathy.  We check out their Furious IPA, Hell Lager, and Coffee Bender, with our usual gusto and laughs.  Grab one and come have a beer with us!

Episode 26 is here and it's real and it is spectacular. In the Kyle Korver edition of Oh! This Podcast the Patrick and Steve discuss the finer things on how they choose beers for the show and the discovery process of finding new beers. Next the guys are taken back to the age of floppy disks and discuss the merits of the floppy disk gaming genre.... Yes we will talk Oregon Trail. Lastly, the guys examine the merits of the fine pieces of American cinema Speed and Speed 2: Cruise Control. Sit back, grab a brew or two because this episode will not go below 50mph. Beer Of The Week Surly Brewing Co. Coffee Bender

Eric and Dan test out Marlowe No. 143 Men's Beard Oil (carried at a Target store near you), arguably the most affordable beard oil they've run into so far. The Beats, Beards & Brews crew then switches gears to review Meshuggah's latest offering The Violent Sleep of Reason, which brings the heavy. There's no doubt Evan's controversial review will come back to haunt him for many pods to come. The boys then bid farewell to Surly Brewing Co.'s Todd Haug with their take on Todd the Axe Man, a collaboration IPA with Amager Brewery in Denmark. Post-Show Notes: Todd Haug moves on to Three Floyds Brewing in Munster, Indiana. Surly Brewing Co. may actually be selling out ... to MillerCoors? Oh wait, no it's not.