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First Aired - 08/24/2010 05:00PM
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This week on Beer Sessions Jimmy and Ray broadcast live from Cooperstown at the Omegang brewery! Learn about Omegang, Hennepin, and the other Belgian-style, bottle conditioned pieces of art the guys create on a daily basis. Tune in for a discussion on gypsy beers and their impact on the craft brewing scene as well. This episode was sponsored by Great Brewers.com: a favorite source for beer information and education and one of the internet's most popular beer destinations.
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Beer Sessions Introduction: Live From Cooperstown! (15:14)
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Beer Sessions, Jimmy Carbone, Ray Deter, Dave Brodrick, live from Cooperstown!, Ommegang festival, very laid back vibe, GreatBrewers.com, Brian Strumke, define the term nano brewery, commercial breweries that are 3 barrels or smaller, Mad River Valley, making beer one barrel at a time, Vermont, internet trading, beer traders, Beer Advocate, what's become of micro breweries?, they are growing into regional breweries, boutique distilleries, quality control, Shaun Hill, Hill Farmstead Brewery, farmhouse rye, once a year beer, 10% beer, Saison yeast and 50% malted rye, maple liquor barrel, Saxtons River Distillery, saplings liqeur,Gypsy Brewing! (16:29)
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gypsy brewing, home brewing, its hard to start a nanobrewery in a city, Brian was importing small Belgian breweries, its common to make small batch beers in Belgium just for a village or an anniversary, esoteric rare beers, Stillwater Artisanal, Brian Ewing, 12 percent Imports, Shelton Brothers, shifting music career to beer, import series, viral marketing, media sites, niche craft beer scene, cult phenomenon, small brewers are following a cult model, Tom Baker, Heavyweight Brewing Company, he couldn't demand the prices to stay in business, difference in markets, bottled beers,The Future of Craft Beers (16:03)
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future of gypsy and nano breweries, macro breweries, over 6 million barrels a year, Goose Island, distribution rights, Anheuser-Busch, Neilson studies on beer, hipster kids drinking PBR, there was a craft beer fallout in the late 90's, you spend less money on good beer when you bring it home, beer is an affordable luxury, Belgian style beers, sour beers, smaller more local and regional breweries, nap beer, occupational hazard,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 11/02/2010 05:00PM
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This week on Beer Sessions Jimmy and Ray sit down with veteran NYC bartender and beer geek Jen Schwertman, plus her fellow Blind Tiger associate Dave Brodrick, to talk about beer and American beer trends. The gang discuss the very healthy beer movement in Vermont and what it means to live there, plus what makes a good bartender good and why it helps to love where you bartend. All this plus tips on gluten free beer and a salute to well-balanced beer making. This episode was sponsored by Great Brewers.com: a favorite source for beer information and education and one of the internet's most popular beer destinations.
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Beer Sessions Introduction: Jen Schwertman & Dave Brodrick (14:32)
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Beer Sessions, Heritage Radio Network, Jimmy Carbone, Jimmy's No. 43, Ray Deter, d.b.a., Great Brewers, Blind Tiger, Dave Broderick, Jen has been a bartender for 16+ years, amazing that a bar owner could become governor of Colorado, brewers were community leaders, Chris Black, Falling Rock Brewery, there are a few new beer bars out there, Euclid Inn, Fresh Craft, new trends in American craft beer, canned beer, how long can you leave a keg outside?, aging strong beers, Jen Schwertman,The Life of a Bar Owner (14:51)
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work on the farm is hard, work as a bar owner is also hard, farming stories, Joel Salatin, town of Floyd has a great bar with tons of good beer on draft, population of 422, do craft breweries depend on urban American markets?, small breweries, Vermont is starting to take off for small breweries, craft beer is 10% of the market in Vermont, Tom Baker, Falling Rock Taphouse, Habanero IPA, Jen hates gimmick beers, Skunk Train, Brian Hunt,Gluten Free Beer, Diets & Bartending Culture (13:15)
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gluten free beer, how does the allergy show itself?, swelling, hives, bloating, it's a real allergy, you would know if you had it, there's a difference between food sensitivity and allergies, Ale Street News, how can you keep up your beer consumption as you get older?, improve the rest of your diet, Jimmy is going sugar and milk free, raw milk, great for making butter, farm to table events, Liquids of Interest, people are leaning towards tequila these days, next week is apple spirits, what makes a good bartender, the goal should be to find a bar where you'd like to hang out on the patron side, Cory Bonfiglio,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 03/29/2011 05:00PM
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Tune into another informative and entertaining episode of Beer Sessions Radio (TM) as Jimmy & Ray are joined by Kim Reimann & Shannon Essa of Grape Hops Tours and the guys from Thornbridge Brewery. Find out more about Italian craft beer, why it's so delicious and what makes it so expensive. Also hear Jim Harrison and Alex Buchanan of Thornbridge Brewery talk about the growth of UK Breweries and why they want to take the IPA back from Americans! *Special Offer for Beer Sessions Radio listeners! 10% off the Fall Grapehops tour if you mention that you're a fan of the show! For more information visit www.GrapeHops.com. This episode was sponsored by www.GreatBrewers.com, the #1 beer resource on the internet.
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Beer Sessions Radio: Italian Craft Beers (17:17)
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Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy Carbone, Jimmy's No 43, Ray Deter, d.b.a., Brooklyn Brewery, Brewers for Brewers, Hitachino Brewery, Japan benefit, GreatBrewers.com, Italian craft beers, Eataly, Baladin, Kim Reimann, Grape Hops Tours, 10% off the Fall Tour if you mention Beer Sessions Radio, all woman beer tour, Craft Brewers Conference, 9% industry growth in the craft beer industry this year, Hill Farmstead Brewery, Russian River Brewery, barrel aging symposium, Edwards APA, French craft breweries, B United, Jon Lundbom, Italian Craft Beer Tour, why is Italian beer so expensive?, scale of production, ingredients, export taxes, European Union, brewing culture in Italy, Italian IPA,Thornbridge Brewery (15:22)
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Italian beers as a trend, food friendly beer, good for pairing, there are some good deals on Italian beers, high gravity beer, British IPA, Jim Harrison, Alex Buchanan, Thornbridge Brewery, www.thornbridgebrewery.co.uk, Kipling, cask beer, Get Real NY, The Ginger Man, Blind Tiger, DBGB, Spuyten Duyvil, Kelly Ryan, single hop beers, Thronbridge Hall, hop designed to mimic Sauvignon Blanc, Epic Brewery, New Zealand home brewing culture, Raven Black IPA, Dave Brodrick, wet hop beer,IPA's, Vintage Cellars & UK Brewery Growth (18:37)
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American hops, taking back the IPA from America!, rock star brewers, international brewers, Brooklyner-Schneider Hopfen-Weisse, vintage cellars, vintage kegs, De Dolle Stille Nacht, Michael Jackson, Adams, Fullers ESB, Bateman Triple Xb, beer consumption is in decline in pubs, Shannon Essa, English brewery tour, Meantime, Dark Star, UK Brewery growth, the center of traditional British ale culture is not London, midlands, you're only as good as your last beer, Black Russian Stout, St. Petersburg, Derbyshire, www.GrapeHops.com, 10% discount for Beer Sessions radio!,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
