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Beer Sessions Introduction: Mardi Gras! (17:06)
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Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy Carbone, Jimmy's No 43, Heritage Radio Network, Ray Deter, d.b.a., New Orleans, Mardi Gras, Good Beer Seal, GreatBrewers.com, New Orleans party at d.b.a. NYC, Jesse Carolina and the Hot Mess, Evan Klein, Craig Frymark, Barrier Brewing, New Orleans is a drinking town, there's a lot of stuff happening away from Bourbon St, Mimi's, you can make good beer anywhere, imagine the beer before you brew it, Oceanside Long Island, Evan started off interning at Sixpoint Craft Ales, brewing licenses and permits, Cycle Saison, sterling hops, finished with French and Belgian hops, 4.2%, traditional Saison, Saison yeast, one barrel fermenters, nano breweries, craft breweries, Rattle n Hum, The Dive Bars, Pony Bar, Beer Table, Bierkraft, 61 Local, Franny's, Barrier does casks by special request,Sixpoint Craft Ales & Beer for Beasts (14:43)
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Shane Welch, Jeff Gorlechen, Sixpoint Craft Ales, beer made with Hawaiian punch, Beer for Beasts, proceeds go to the NYC Humane Society, 16 brand new beers for the event, American ale culture, spontaneous fermentations, lagers are the next frontier, everybody gravitated towards lagers around 1850, lager revivalism, Bamberg Germany, Keller beers, lagers need to be aged, ales are always ready, brown beers, nano breweries, contract brewing, economics of brewing, starting a brewery is a lot like opening a bar,What Goes Into Starting a Brewery? (23:07)
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Beer Sessions mugs!, Ray is Mr. Mardi Gras, what is the traditional lenten diet of monks?, Franciscan monks, doppelbock, there are many different types of monks, Restorian Ale, Abita, Hurrican, New Orleans, Abita SOS, small breweries, Blind Bat, the cost of running a brewery in NYC is way too high, beer scene in the boroughs thrives more than elsewhere, craft beer movement, Long Island is more difficult, Swing Belly's, west end of Long Beach, The Good Life, Massapequa, Chop Shop, at d.b.a. every drink is a meal, Drink Good Stuff, New Orleans is a great place to do business, Hurricane Katrina, everybody is drunk with weapons in New Orleans, Mardi Gras Brazillian style dinner at Back 40,Download MP3 (Full Episode)
"All brewers should consider selling at Greenmarkets because you are exposing yourself to people into local food- locavores. Many people at the Greenmarket have never heard of any of the breweries on Long Island!" [4:30]
-- Paul Dlogukencky on Fuhmentaboudit!
"If you're part of a CSA share, sometimes you get too much stuff and you can't actually use it. Freeze stuff if you can." [25:15]
-- Jason Sahler on Fuhmentaboudit!
Blind Bat Brewery (16:13)
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homebrew, Homebrewklyn, farm to glass, Blind Bat Brewery, Paul Dlogukencky, Long Island Potato Stout, brewing system, kegging, bottling, Greenmarket, Long Beach, coffee beer, farmer's market, dry Irish stout, organic, oysters, sweet potato saison, pumpkin ale, nutmeg, berries, beekeeping, basil, wine, thai basil, wheat, Brewing with Wheat, smoked wheat, barley, Jason Sahler,Jason Sahler (16:17)
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Jimmy Carbone, local homebrewers, Strong Rope Brewery, local, seasonal, basil raspberry brown ale, fruit beers, pasta, dry hopping, bay leaf, plantains, Cuba, baking, frozen fruit, CSA, heirloom varieties, local farmers, honey, hop farmers, Valley Malt, lavender, blackberries, blonde ale, rhubarb cider, whey, urban brewing, whey-fermented sodas,Download MP3 (Full Episode)
"It's hard not to fall in love with German pilsner brewing... The pilsner is a light beer that showcases hops; it's not that different than an IPA." [12:45] -- Matt Brynildson on Fuhmentaboudit!
"I always tell people to be fearless (with hops)... at the dry hopping stage of the game, you can pretty much go crazy and use as much as you can handle." [23:00] -- Fritz Fernow on Fuhmentaboudit!








