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Nick Mader of Alma Mader Balances Lager with Two Sides of Hazy IPA
Nick Mader of Alma Mader Balances Lager with Two Sides of Hazy IPA

Episode 207

For Alma Mader, combining lager brewing with a broad approach to hazy IPA provides the best of both worlds—a dogmatic approach to technical brewing s…

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Shaun Berns of Phase Three Brewing Prefers the Pragmatic to the Romantic
Shaun Berns of Phase Three Brewing Prefers the Pragmatic to the Romantic

Episode 206

Breweries making barrel-aged beer tend to lean heavily on romance. From name-checking the origins of their barrels to weaving stories of long, labori…

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Jeremy Grinkey of The Bruery Puts His Faith in the Blend
Jeremy Grinkey of The Bruery Puts His Faith in the Blend

Episode 205

Jeremy Grinkey worked in wine for the better part of a decade before joining The Bruery in Orange County, California. That winemaking background stil…

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For Julian Shrago of Beachwood Brewing, There Are No Additives, Only Ingredients
For Julian Shrago of Beachwood Brewing, There Are No Additives, Only Ingredients

Episode 204

Julian Shrago is not afraid to ruffle feathers. The outspoken brewmaster for Beachwood Brewing (Long Beach, California) has cultivated an intense per…

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Sam Tierney of Firestone Walker Takes the Dynamic Approach to Flavor
Sam Tierney of Firestone Walker Takes the Dynamic Approach to Flavor

Episode 203

Firestone Walker doesn’t rest on its laurels. Innovation and new product development are constants within the creative boundaries of flavor that defi…

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Brandon Capps of New Image Brews Better IPAs Through Chemistry
Brandon Capps of New Image Brews Better IPAs Through Chemistry

Episode 202

For Brandon Capps of New Image Brewing (Arvada, Colorado), the question of how to push more hop intensity in beer flavor and aroma, despite the inher…

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Michael Messenie of Dutchess Ales Loves to Keep Ale Real
Michael Messenie of Dutchess Ales Loves to Keep Ale Real

Episode 201

For cofounders Michael Messenie and Tim Lee, the idea behind Dutchess Ales in Wassaic, New York, was to recreate the kinds of cask-conditioned ale th…

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Ken Grossman of Sierra Nevada Is Obsessed with Innovation and Quality
Ken Grossman of Sierra Nevada Is Obsessed with Innovation and Quality

Episode 200

Sierra Nevada founder Ken Grossman has been working on “innovation” beers since the brewery’s first days in the early ’80s. Beers we all know and lov…

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Alex Flores of Urban South Kettle-Sours the Hard Way
Alex Flores of Urban South Kettle-Sours the Hard Way

Episode 199

Kettle sours get a bad rap in some brewing circles, but Urban South’s Alex Flores would love to change your mind. Recalibrating and considering these…

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Lisa Allen of Heater Allen Takes the Patient Approach to Lager and Business
Lisa Allen of Heater Allen Takes the Patient Approach to Lager and Business

Episode 198

From their small outpost in McMinnville, in Oregon wine country, Heater Allen has flown the lager flag for its 14 years of their existence—long befor…

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