The Beer Temple Podcast (HD)
Summary: Certified Cicerone Christopher Quinn discusses beer in a fun and informal way.
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Podcasts:
Tasting two offerings from Funkwerks
Tasting beers from Jackie O's and Crooked Stave
A bit of a blast from the past here. Shot last winter, we attempted to find the best porter you can find in a six pack. A few things got in our way, but I think in the end we came to some conclusions.
Enjoying two beers that usually don't set foot outside of Washington.
It's not a big secret that I'm a fan of Pennsylvania brewery, Tired Hands, During my last visit, I was given a few of their bottles. Let's see how they taste!
Tasting four beers from the much much too unknown New Mexico brewery, La Cumbre
Debacle - noun - A sudden and ignominious failure; a fiasco. See also, this episode.
Chris has been on a roll lately with his blind tastings lately. Let's see how he does with Sam Adam's Latitude 48 Deconstructed IPA 12pk. Warning - this show goes a bit long.
Spiced stouts are one of the most popular new styles in craft beer. Today we try a few of the heavy hitters to see how they stack up.
It's become a bit of a tradition at the store to open up Dark Lord the day after the big release at Three Floyds. Join in to see if this years' bottling was worth the wait.
Tasting an early bottling from Chicago-based wild ale gypsy brewery, Transient.
Tasting out the barrel aged Central Waters anniversary stout.
Drinking three different berliner weisse beers from tiny Massachusetts brewery, Night Shift.
As the traditional home to styles such as stout, porter, pale, and IPA, craft beer has always been part of English culture. But it hasn't been until recently that brewers in the UK started to brews these beers in the American style - often with copious amounts of new world hops. This is almost like a second wave English craft beer scene. And nobody is doing these beers better than London's The Kernel. Join Chris and Steve at the source as they taste the cutter edge of British craft.
Few things go better than English session ales and Dark Lord Day, the Three Floyds beer fest and bottle release for their huge Imperial Stout. But in a way, Dark Lord day is all about having a good time and enjoying good beer - which is exactly what we'll do.
