Averie Swanson of Keeping Together is on this episode of Drink Beer, Think Beer in a conversation recorded at Funk Fest in Nashville, TN. We’re talking about saison, building a new brewery, and the creative process. Swanson is one of the most talented and thoughtful brewers in the U.S. today and her career path is well known. Going from
This week the Drink Beer, Think Beer podcast is back in Nashville for the second of three conversations recorded before a crowd at Funk Fest, the amazing event hosted by Yzoo Brewing and Embrace the Funk. Mr. Garrett Oliver the Brewmaster of the Brooklyn Brewery is the guest. As any good beer fan knows, he
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This week on the Drink Beer, Think Beer podcast we welcome Mary and Brian Rooney of BKS Artisan Ales in Brookside, Missouri. They are here to talk about consumer preferences, tinkering with styles, near endless choice, and the regionality of brewing. A few weeks ago editor John Holl had the chance to meet and chat with them
A lot of the focus in beer today focuses on the now. There is a wealth of history that exists and on this episode of the Drink Beer, Think Beer podcast host John Holl is talking with Clint Lanier, the author of “Ted Mack and America's First Black Owned Brewery: The Rise and Fall of