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Episode 094 - Anchor Summer Beer

Claiming to be the first American wheat beer ever produced, the Anchor Summer Beer is 50% wheat malt, yet oddly, completely filtered. We know that Anchor is one of the oldest craft breweries in the US, dating back to at least 1896. Unfortunately, that alone is not enough to make a beer awesome, [...]

Episode 091 - Almaza Pilsner Beer

From the Brasserie Almaza in Lebanon, this German style pilsner dates back to 1933. Since 1995, the Brasserie Almaza can claim to be the only brewer in all of Lebanon. Although many mass-produced lagers are pilsners and they can get a bad name, the Almaza Pilsner turns out to be decent.

Duration : 4 min [...]

Episode 089 - Nakhon Premium Beer

Supposedly from Thailand, but unfortunately an "Export Only" beer, the San Miguel company in Sakhon, Nakhon puts out a traditional American Style Adjunct Lager, as is supposed to come from just about every massive multi-national beverage conglomerate.

Not only is this beer basically a lie - it's not available in Thailand, so it shouldn't [...]

Episode 088 - North Coast Brewing Company Brother Thelonious

Named after - and a tribute to - the game-changing jazz musician Thelonious Monk, North Coast Brewing Company in Fort Brag, CA, puts out the Brother Thelonious Belgian Style Abbey Ale.

This beer wins in multiple ways. Every bottle sold puts money towards the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz, to help young Jazz musicians get [...]

Episode 083 - Beer Chips, Yebisu Beer Jelly

After what seems like 82+ shows talking about beer, we hop off the beaten trail for just a minute to talk about some food made with beer. We're not talking about home-cooked, however. We're talking about processed food containing beer - and man is it interesting!

We take a look at Beer Chips - [...]