The Boys reveal the origin of Guinness, try and define Golden Ales, check out Greg’s recent tweets, try and find volcano salt, get biblical in the question section, and explain exactly how many beers they actually drink in a show.Beers Reviewed:Guinness Golden AleStone IPAOmnipollo Amurga For show notes, visit the blog at verygood.org.uk

The Three Boys realise the truth about vanilla, deliver another #GregularUpdate, reveal the real Banksy, meet John Tesco, drop a monastic scandal, and through a mixture of exhaustion and hangovers go on remarkably few tangents. And yes, we realise that Bill and Ted were outside a Circle K, not a 7-Eleven.Beers Reviewed:Tesco Everyday Value BitterWestmalle DubbelBrewdog Mr PresidentFor links and show notes, visit the blog on verygood.org.ukp.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 13.0px Helvetica}

The boys return to what they know, drinking three exceptional, and entirely alcoholic, beers. On the way they reveal what Castlemaine's four Xs stand for, discuss methods for handling room mate nudity, remember mirrors, explain the Isle of White, choose our favourite beer forever, and deliver the very first Gregular Update. Beers Reviewed:Anchor Steam Beer Adnams Broadside Wild Beer Modus Operandi

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In a uncharacteristically sensible episode, the Three Boys challenge the wisdom of age, christen a new character, listen to Gary’s favourite joke, explore his new darts obsession, get properly nerdy with listeners questions, and repeatedly tell RateBeer to fuck off.Beers Reviewed:Moorland Old Crafty HenWeihenstephaner Hefeweissbier DunkelBuxton Anglo-Belgique VFor full show notes visit the blog at verygood.org.uk

The Boys release their radical rebrand, reposition themselves as meta-reviewers, try their best to define that mythical beer called ‘Bitter’, discover what’s milder than mild, and get too drunk to reasonably answer questions or do anything well. Sorry. Beers Reviewed: Shepherd Neame Bishop’s Finger Manns Brown Ale Oskar Blues Ten FidyFor full show notes visit the blog at verygood.org.uk

The boys take a break from the booze with an alcohol free episode! That may sound dreadfully dull, but fear not, there’s still beer. Sort of. Beers reviewed: Bavaria 0.0 Bernard Blue BrewDog Nanny StateFor full show notes visit the blog at verygood.org.uk

The Three Boys engage in a Lagerganza! This leads to Rowan getting gassy and bored, Gary being contrary, and Ben desperately attempting to find joy in the nonsense of marketing copy. There’s also talk of Puss in Boots, Donald Trump's childhood, and we take a record length of time to get into the 3rd beer. Prost! Oh and the fan heater you can occasionally hear is a fan heater. Because of winter.

Beers Reviewed:Anheuser-Busch BudweiserBudweiser Budvar OriginalMagic Rock Dancing Bear

The boys discuss own brand beers, reveal Rowan’s terrifying cricopharyngeus disorder, discover the link between steam punk and hipster, debate the trend towards super fresh, and answer actual questions from actual listeners! Beers Reviewed: Shepherd Neame Spitfire / Morrisons The Best IPA / Wylam & Yeastie Boys WxY3

The Three Boys discuss Rowan's reverse ageing, investigate penny licking flavours, misremember Scooby Do, revisit a Silly friend, and potentially start a turf war. Beers Reviewed: Guinness West Indies Porter. Oskar Blues Dale's Pale Ale. Brasserie De Silly Double Enghien

The Three Boys get to grips with putting barrels into beers, meet a Glaswegian lambic nerd, attempt to win over aliens, and the Joker visits his careers councillorBeers Reviewed:Innis & Gunn OriginalWells Banana Bread Beerp.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 13.0px Helvetica} p.p2 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 13.0px Helvetica; min-height: 16.0px} Liefmans Goudenband