This episode sees Dave flying solo at the ANHC dinner, but fortunately finds good company in Jeff Wyant (event MC), Sam Slaney (Thunder Road Brewery), Steve Henderson (Brewcult), Brendan Sheldrick (Rosetta restaurant), Simon Haylock (Red Hill Brewery) and Ian Morgan (3 Ravens). Some excellent discussion about homebrewing, the Australian National Homebrewing Conference, beer and food matching, and a whole lot more. Things get a little loud and boozy by the end, but that's all part of the fun.
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This episode sees Dave flying solo at the ANHC dinner, but fortunately finds good company in Jeff Wyant (event MC), Sam Slaney (Thunder Road Brewery), Steve Henderson (Brewcult), Brendan Sheldrick (Rosetta restaurant), Simon Haylock (Red Hill Brewery) and Ian Morgan (3 Ravens). Some excellent discussion about homebrewing, the Australian National Homebrewing Conference, beer and food matching, and a whole lot more. Things get a little loud and boozy by the end, but that's all part of the fun.Full shownotes: http://aleofatime.com/

This episode sees Dave flying solo at the ANHC dinner, but fortunately finds good company in Jeff Wyant (event MC), Sam Slaney (Thunder Road Brewery), Steve Henderson (Brewcult), Brendan Sheldrick (Rosetta restaurant), Simon Haylock (Red Hill Brewery) and Ian Morgan (3 Ravens). Some excellent discussion about homebrewing, the Australian National Homebrewing Conference, beer and food matching, and a whole lot more. Things get a little loud and boozy by the end, but that's all part of the fun.
Full shownotes: http://aleofatime.com/

After Beervana, Luke spoke with Jos who is one half of the Garage Project out of Wellington NZ. We got into why they do what they do, how they approach their beers, how they approach collaborations, their branding and how they approach festivals. We also discuss Beervana, the Road to Beervana, Wellington and the relationship between Australia and New Zealand in the beer world. 
Full shownotes at http://aleofatime.com/

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After Beervana, Luke spoke with Jos who is one half of the Garage Project out of Wellington NZ. We got into why they do what they do, how they approach their beers, how they approach collaborations, their branding and how they approach festivals. We also discuss Beervana, the Road to Beervana, Wellington and the relationship between Australia and New Zealand in the beer world. 
Full shownotes at http://aleofatime.com/

In a special two interview show recorded during Beervana in Wellington, Luke speaks to Kelly Ryan from the Fork and Brewer, Darren Robinson from Doctor's Orders, and James Smith of the Crafty Pint. Lots of chat about what Kelly is up to and the famous beers he has brewed. Also Darren has new packaged beers coming out and James has a new book out. Some good conversation about Wellington, Beervana and NZ and Australian beer.

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In a special two interview show recorded during Beervana in Wellington, Luke speaks to Kelly Ryan from the Fork and Brewer, Darren Robinson from Doctor's Orders, and James Smith of the Crafty Pint. Lots of chat about what Kelly is up to and the famous beers he has brewed. Also Darren has new packaged beers coming out and James has a new book out. Some good conversation about Wellington, Beervana and NZ and Australian beer.

Luke and Dave discuss IPA day and it's ilk. We discussed IPA further and what constitutes an IPA and what names mean on beer labels. We also discussed reviewing and critiquing beers. Our main discussion was about sexism in beer labels and what might constitute something sexist (in our eyes). Lots of beers mentioned and some were had. It's a long episode but worth the journey.
Full show notes here: http://aleofatime.com/

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Luke and Dave discuss IPA day and it's ilk. We discussed IPA further and what constitutes an IPA and what names mean on beer labels. We also discussed reviewing and critiquing beers. Our main discussion was about sexism in beer labels and what might constitute something sexist (in our eyes). Lots of beers mentioned and some were had. It's a long episode but worth the journey.
Full show notes here: http://aleofatime.com/

This week we talked about Crown Golden Ale, Stone's new indiegogo campaign and were joined by Kirrily Waldhorn, the Beer Diva. We discussed how she became the Beer Diva, her new project "Beer Style", and all things sartorial and stylish... in relation to beer. Dave and I got some great fashion tips - that we will definitely use... probably.
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