Podcasts about troegs brewing

It's that time of year again! Lauren and John decided to sit down and get in the holiday spirit. Literally! We're both drinking Mad Elf from Troegs Brewing--just like we used to do on Christmas at home with the family. We're giving you a taste of what it's like to sit down at a holiday table with us. So maybe put this episode on in the background of your own holiday celebration. We make good ambiance!We talk a little bit about "The Night Santa Went Crazy," but we're mostly talking about Christmas. We hope you enjoy it!Beer'd Al is a holly jolly member of the OddPods Media Network.Our promo is for Married with TV.

The boys are back from their week off, and have a lot catching up to do! Co-hosts Mike & Charlie finally take a break from all the Oktoberfest beers and crack open two new beers on the show. First was a legendary German Pilsner by Wurnesgruner & the second a dark doppelbock by Troegs Brewing from Pennsylvania. The two cohosts caught up on college football picks for Week 4 & Week 5! Next co-host Mike addresses Who Dey Nation with the 0-2 Cincinnati Bengals, and the guys talk about early surprises from around the NFL. And finally, the guys have some hockey news to share including an update on David Pastrnak of the Boston Bruins! Follow cohost Mike on Twitter, and the show on Facebook & Instagram! Subscribe and share the podcast on Anchor.fm, Spotify, Apple, Amazon Music, & Google/YouTube! The intro/outro music was made royalty-free from pixabay.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/droptheglovessports/support

Brewery Travels hones in on South Central Pennsylvania this week, as Joel invites Sara Bozich, Nate Kresge, and Eric Bierker to chat more about the beer scene in the area. Starting with the impact of Troegs Brewing, they discuss a variety of topics such as how the different cities compare, Nate's Poured in PA project that Sara assisted in, where there is more room for growth, and much more! You can follow Sara on Twitter: @sarabozich  You can follow Eric on Twitter: @Bierkergaard Check out Nate's Poured in PA project: http://www.pouredinpa.com/ Joel has visited over 700 breweries across 44 states plus Washington D.C. and has been able to make connections with many amazing individuals because of his travels. He is currently living on the road with his family, constantly “exploring more content and doing extensive research” (which just means visiting breweries and drinking beer)! The goal of Brewery Travels is to provide more information about craft beer scenes from around the country and shine a light on some of the excellent individual breweries that call these cities home.  From Portland, Maine to San Diego, California. Austin, Texas to Duluth, Minnesota. The bright lights of New York City to the farmland of rural Iowa. Brewery Travels plans to run the gauntlet of locations, providing in-depth information on as many places as possible. With episodes coming out weekly on Thursdays, Brewery Travels is where you can get your fix if you enjoy a craft beer or traveling. Cheers! Follow Joel's travels on social media: Twitter: @brewerytravels Instagram: @brewery_travels Website: www.thebrewerytravels.com A Production of The Sota Pod

Merry Christmas to all, now you're all gonna die! We are starting a new tradition here at the Beer'd Al Podcast, wherein we revisit "The Night Santa Went Crazy" at Christmastime! Full disclosure, this episode is less about the song and more about general holiday frivolity. We do tackle the song (and even share a clip from our VERY FIRST EPISODE!), but there's also beer, farts, Christmas cookies, and a weirdly deep discussion about knowing your self-worth. We both have Mad Elf from Troegs Brewing. Because IT IS CHRISTMAS! CHEERS! Beer'd Al is a part of the OddPods Media Network. Promo for Keeping Up with the Cardassians.

Kathleen opens the show drinking a Mad Elf Ale from Troegs Brewing in Hershey PA, and gives the Termites a review of her weekend of shows and fun in Newark, Philly, and Reading PA. She shows off her Hallmark Holiday “Jingle” and “Joy” wines, and celebrates the recent wins by her NFL Fantasy team and her domination in the Madigan Family pick-em pool. She shows off her KFC Fried Chicken Log, which she can't wait to light with her cousins over the holiday break. “GOOD BAD FOOD”: In her quest for new and delicious not-so-nutritious junk food AND in continuing her search for the best Ranch, Kathleen shows off her On The Border Holiday Tortilla Chips, which she's taking to her brother's house. She won't be dunking those chips in Litehouse Purely Balanced Garden Ranch dressing, which she thinks is way too tangy. She finishes her tasting with Guinness Thick-Cut Chips from Termite Amber, which she thinks taste more like Worcestershire sauce than Guinness. UPDATES: Kathleen gives updates on the Sherman murders in Toronto, and Houston's Mattress Mac helps out the Kentucky tornado victims.KATHLEEN REVIEWS HALLMARK MOVIES: Kathleen loves the cheesy nature of Hallmark holiday movies, and has expanded her seasonal viewing to Lifetime movies as well as Hallmark movies on their “Movies and Mysteries Channel,” which she thinks are more relatable than the wholesome background depicted on the regular Hallmark Channel. Some of her favorites this year are “Christmas At Castle Hart,” Dolly's 2013 Lifetime movie “A Country Christmas Story,” and she thinks her friend Caroline Rhea was brilliant in “A Mrs. Miracle Christmas.”CANADIAN SYRUP CARTEL: Kathleen reads an article announcing that Canada has released 50M pounds of maple syrup from their reserves to meet the current surging demand as people are cooking more at home. COUNTRIES MAPPED BY ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION: Kathleen laughs as she reads the results of a study showing the 2019 breakdown of countries and their alcohol consumption by capita. Kathleen can't wait to see the revised map when alcoholic consumption during the first few months of the COVID19 pandemic are incorporated. Kathleen tells a story about drinking in an Irish pub on the way to a USO tour in Afghanistan with her friend Kellie Pickler. BILLION DOLLAR DYNASTIES: Kathleen reads an article listing the 25 richest families in the US, according to data collected and released in Dec 2021. The richest American family remains the Walton family, with a net worth of $247 billion USD. MONTANA GRIZZLY PROTECTION LIFTED: Kathleen reads a news release advising that Montana's governor is seeking to end protections for some grizzlies, which could allow hunting of the bears for the first time in decades if approved by US Fish and Wildlife officials.THE DEATH OF ANNE RICE: One of Kathleen's favorite authors is Anne Rice, and she shares her feelings while reading a press release about Rice's death resulting from complications from a stroke. BITCOIN CREATOR REVEALED: As a regular trader of cryptocurrency, Kathleen is thrilled to read that the identity of the creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, has finally been confirmed in court beyond reasonable doubt to be Dr. Craig Wright alone, and did not include a partnership with former friend David Kleiman. CALIGULA'S GARDEN FOUND: Kathleen is thrilled to read that the remains of Roman emperor Caligula's famous pleasure garden are set to go on public display in Rome. The extravagant compound featured a bathhouse adorned with precious colored marble and space for exotic animals. Kathleen tells a story from a trip to Italy with her mom and sister Kate where they toured many coliseums. WHAT TO WATCH THIS WEEK: Kathleen recommends watching as many Hallmark and Lifetime holiday movies as possible before the holiday season ends. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week “The Legendary Brew Crew” bring LaTroya Butts, brewer at Five Wits Brewing to the virtual happy hour. They chop it up about how she got into craft beer, what lead her to brewing and how she was award a Michael J. Jackson Foundation scholarship. This episode features beers from The Rare Barrel, Terrapin Beer Co. and Barrel and Flow collab with Mack Brewing, Harris Family Brewery and Troegs Brewing. Grab a Drink and Pull up a Chair. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brewsingbanter/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brewsingbanter/support

Co-Founders Chris and John Trogner share where their love of food, beer and quality ingredients comes from. As well as celebrate agriculture and the farms that provide them with superior local ingredients for some of their yearly releases. Cheers PA Beer Talk is a conversation series supported by Weis Markets that focuses on the stories and communities that are pushing Pennsylvania's thriving craft beer industry into the future. Cheers PA Beer Talk | Pennsylvania's Beer Talk Show www.cheerspa.com YouTube: www.youtube.com/cheerspa Instagram: www.instagram.com/cheers_pa Facebook: www.facebook.com/cheerspa Twitter: www.twitter.com/cheers_pa See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jason Kidwell, VP Sales, Troegs Brewery: https://troegs.com/ connect with Jason https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-kidwell-864b1b1 Tony's favorite beer: https://troegs.com/beer/troegenator/ Troeg's is located in Hershey, Pennsylvania. THEME:  Sales and distribution strategies of an insanely popular brewery In this episode you will learn: Craft beer industry  Growth trends Being authentic Culture is the key and it starts with WHY How a new beer flavor is born Distribution strategy Selling strategies   Episode 66 sponsored by: Joynus Search - National Food and Beverage headhunters for sales, marketing, innovation, operations. https://www.joynussearch.com/ Contact: Tony Moore. 404-904-9235. Winning at Work in today's food and beverage / CPG space requires taking learning and development into your own hands. Fortunately, I've interviewed hundreds of successful Food & Beverage/CPG executives and leaders to help you do just that. Hi, I'm Tony Moore, I'm an F&B/CPG  executive recruiter and I really geek out on identifying and sharing the skills, strategies, and insights used by very successful leaders in our industry. The demand for high-performers is at an all-time high. Don't get left behind. Tune in each week to hear thought-leaders and go-getters share specific, practical insights that boost work performance and keep you winning at work!

Join Micah Cawley, HAAS Midwest Sales Manager, as he takes us on a conversational journey with brewers from across the country, West Coast to the East Coast. Listen in as three inspiring breweries talk about their locations, the creative process behind their amazing beer recipes, and their favorite hops. The common thread between them? A certain hop with that unforgettable tropical fruit and coconut flavor: SABRO® HBC 438 c.v. Pour yourself a piña colada and travel with us: TROEGS BREWING | https://troegs.com/ Hershey, Pennsylvania • John Trogner, Founder/Brewer • Tim Mayhew, Brewing Manager • Amaey Mundkur, HAAS East Coast Sales Manager • Micah Cawley, HAAS Midwest Sales Manager Visit our website for more information: www.johnihaas.com © 2021 John I. Haas, Inc. All rights reserved.

My guest is Christie Yurkovic the Brewery Experience and Tour Manager for @troegsbeer New beer from @capemaybrewco Will there be an aluminum can shortage soon? @surlybrewing trues to unionize. The boys @bolerosnort are brewing a beer for an awesome cause. Plus NYC will allow outdoor heating of spaces but there are restrictions. Suds and Duds too with the beers in the picture @njcraftbeer @newyorkcraftbeer @newjerseybeer @hoppedupnetwork #metalforever#drinklocal#drinkcraftnotcrap#stouts#ipas#lagers#ales#sours#hops#pilsners#porters#gastropub#speakeasy#growler#beer#jerseybeers#fcancer#smallbusinessowners#beerfestivals#beertours#music#savenjbeer#podcasts#crowlers See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In episode 191, Tony & Eddie gather around the cauldron and discuss the spooky, lovable classic, Hocus Pocus (1993). This film is loved by many (except for the critics) and Tony & Eddie had never sat down with the film before (at least in its entirety). Its' fun. It's wholesome. And it's too horny for Tony. Well, SJP's character is anyway. But will it end up in their yearly October rotation? Tune in to find out. They also sampled too extremely solid beers this week. One from Duck-Rabbit Brewing company and one from Troegs Brewing. One Marzen and one heavy Pumpkin ale. If you're still feeling festive - these could be for you.

Recap from Lewis vs Oleinik. Picks for UFC 252. A Coffee Stout from Hershey, PA.

In this inaugural episode, Lauren & John discuss a song off of their favorite Weird Al album (or Weird-Album), Bad Hair Day. "The Night Santa Went Crazy" leads us down a winding road of Christmas cheer and nostalgia. In our quest to pair Weird Al songs with the perfect beer, we've each chosen Mad Elf by Troegs Brewing to enjoy along with our discussion of this song. This is one of the few times we'll both be drinking the same beer! An unprecedented feat for our first episode. Listen in as we discuss the song, the beer, and a whole bunch of other stuff. Cheers!Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Ep 004 Troegs Boysenberry and First Guest Our first guest is here! Chaz and gene welcome Chris Strohsahl to the podcast. Chris is a longtime member of the gym and crossfit in general. He brings a wealth of health and fitness knowledge as well as some pizza and donut thoughts! A special shoutout to Tavour! Our first sponsor is a beer buying app that enables the buyer to get those very special beers that can’t be bought locally. This app is amazing for anyone who loves beer. We welcome Troegs Brewing to the show as well by showing off their Boysenberry Tart Ale. This refreshing beer is discussed at length by the guys while going into some serious issue regarding specialization. The guys have some thoughts on if specialization is good or bad and then they go into who it benefits. Chris makes great points about age being a factor while Gene acknowledges some personal points on his children’s activities. Whether you think its good or bad the discussion is definitely worth listening to. To end the guys talk about sport vs activity and then transition into Chris’ two favorite things; pizza and donuts. He talks about the best spots locally and what makes each spot good. We want to thank Chris so much for being on the show. His expertise was an amazing addition. Thank you to Tavour for the discount code for our guests. We’re excited for what beers they have and we’re even more excited to get our first shipment in. As always a special thanks to Paul Bunyan Fitness for the location and SL from Repeat Offenders for the fire intro.  HIGHLIGHTS 2:00 First guest Chris Strohsahl is introduced 3:00 Chaz introduces their sponsor Tavour and details how they work 5:00 Chris discusses his health and fitness experience; specifically in Crossfit 8:00 The gang discusses working on things that you’re not good at and specialization 13:00 The gang introduces Troegs: Boysenberry Tart Ale 21:00 Gene talks about a funny story while judging Chris in the Open 23:00 Chris discusses his background in exercise and sport and starts the conversation of specialization 33:00 The gang discusses sports vs activity 37:00 Chris talks about his love for pizza and what makes a good neapolitan pizza 40:00 Best donuts in the area

Keeping it brutal in Metal May-nia and today we finish up our story of one of the Big 4- Metallica! Listen up as we regale you with stories of hurt feelings, court cases, line up changes, bizarre personal stories (ours and the band members), and we still can't get over that gorgeous hair! If you feel the need to drink along, try to find yourself an aptly named Master of Pumpkins from Troegs Brewing. Rocker Chicks by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://audionautix.com/

We're bringing you a post Thanksgiving Podcast.  We're drinking some Neopolitan Dynamite from Stone and mixing up Mad Dreams from Troegs Brewing.  We get into Thanksgiving Football, WWE, update our survivor series bet where Norm snorted some pre-workout, talk about Norm's toilet problems, and have a Rugby Roundup for you.  If this doesn't take the edge off of the post holiday work week I don't know what will.  

There are so many paths people take to follow their passion, often surrounded by the support of friends and family. No matter what excites us enough to go pro for the thing that we love, there's still a shared experience in the fact that entrepreneurship is intimate. It's not uncommon to find partners in business to also be partners in life. Friends, spouses, parents, and siblings are all taking risks—every day and together—to create something they deeply care about. From a surprisingly early age, Chris and John Trogner assumed this would be their lot in life. A duo served well by their love of brainstorming and invention, teamwork between this pair has led to youthful mischief (a homemade cannon), practicality (a skateboard ramp), and what they're now best known for—beer. This summer marked 20 years in business for Troegs Brewing Company, now one of the 50 largest breweries in the United States. Behind a quickly growing production limit and expanding staff are these two brothers, overseeing an evolving company that is adapting to the industry through new additions at their Hershey, Pennsylvania headquarters and their lineup of beers, which offer new experiences and inspiration through their beloved Scratch series of experimental batches. Stories of how people came to start a business in beer are plentiful, each with their unique anecdotes and nuance. Sitting down this summer with the founders of Troegs provided an opportunity to not only talk shop, but learn more about the personal and familial ties that have helped them become so successful. Behind all the company has accomplished, it’s still about two brothers who care deeply about beer and the people who help them share it with the world.

Listen every Tuesday at 5:20pm as Kevin Begley reviews a new beer on tap at Sedona Taphouse in Norwalk. This week Kevin tries Troeg's Cultivator from Troeg's Brewing Company

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