Season 4, Episode 29 – Well, they can’t all be winners…This week, beers from The Libertine Brewing Company. You know, these things happen. It’s perfectly normally. I mean, it’s unrealistic to think otherwise. Nobody’s perfect. IT’S OKAY. The beers on this week’s episode come to us by way of our good friend Robert French, and […]
Over Memorial Day weekend, AB-InBev encroached on on the craft beer scene of San Diego with the opening of their 10 Barrel Brewing Brewpub. There were many feelings about this coming from the local beer community, including a grassroots campaign to fly a banner over the grand opening. While that idea was controversial based on […]
(Vista, CA & Nampa, ID) – Since first opening its doors in 2010, Mother Earth Brew Co.’s growth has continued at an extremely strong and steady rate averaging triple-digit increases each year. In 2016, having nearly maximized production at its original San Diego area brewery, Mother Earth (MEBC) opened a new 40,000sf brewery capable of […]
A few weeks ago, I got an email concerning a young man named Kyle Harrop. Kyle was a name from the past, a person I met nearly ten years ago at an intimate bottle share here in Southern California. Considering how hard I used to hit these bottle shares, I was embarrassed to admit the […]
(San Marcos, CA) – The Lost Abbey announces it’s newest seasonal release, Genesis of Shame, a blended Brett Ale partially aged in Oak. Beginning with a blonde sour with Peaches aged in Foeders for the past 18 months, Genesis is blended with a fresh Belgian-inspired blonde ale, resulting in a light and refreshing brew with […]
(Akron, OH) – Aged in freshly emptied barrels from this well-known iconic Canadian whiskey, BORIS takes-on an incredible flavor and aroma that sets it worlds apart from any barrel aging we’ve ever done. It has a very memorable, sophisticated, and extra-smooth whiskey character that brilliantly compliments our rich and flavorful BORIS Imperial Stout. The official release […]
Season 4, Episode 28 – This week, beers from some of Orange County’s and San Diego’s newest breweries. This week on the show, it’s cans as far as the eye can see! Well, not really, but every beer on the show this week is packaged in a 16 ounce can. It’s a sign of the […]
Javi talks with Julia Herz of The Brewers Association and CraftBeer.com. We hear about Julia’s journey into the beer world from her start as a young homebrewer all the way to her current role at BA. Topics include the current landscape of the industry as well as the current Independent Craft Beer seal issue everyone […]
(Milton, DE) – Dogfish Head Craft Brewery is excited to welcome its newest off-centered ale to the party, Lupu-Luau IPA, a coconut-centric India Pale Ale brewed with a tropical trifecta of toasted coconut, experimental hops and dehydrated coconut water. Clocking in at 7.3% ABV and 45 IBUs, this unique take on a tropical IPA begins […]
Product description: From the dark recesses of the brewery, emerges a new, unfiltered IPA brewed with Loral hops. In tribute to the overnight Stone Brew Crew, this canned specialty seasonal makes an ethereal appearance, with a floral, lemony and tropical explosion. The name Stone Ghost Hammer IPA refers to the occasional creaking of the knocking […]
(SAN LEANDRO, CA) — This week Drake’s Brewing Co. is releasing its refreshed and ramped-up Aroma Coma recipe. Drake’s has upped the ante and created a bigger, hoppier, and more punched up version of the perennial favorite IPA. The brewery has added more Citra hops and more of the sticky rye malt and light caramel […]
(Fort Wayne, IN) – Since being introduced in 2014, Mad Anthony’s Hopsquatch IPA has become a fan favorite in our community. Upon release, we knew that the lovable ‘squatch would steal our hearts. In late Winter, Mad Anthony Brewing Company received a Cease and Desist for the Hopsquatch name and likeness from a larger brewing […]
Season 4, Episode 27 – This week, Jason is taking us back to the basics. When was the last time you went back to some of the more basic beers that you used to drink as a new craft beer drinker? It’s fun and interesting to go back and try those beers for quite a […]
