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The Brew Babes talk about the tragedy at Gulfport Brewery and the impact on the brewery community. They delve into the close-knit nature of brewery teams, the management and culture of breweries, the sense of family and connection within the brewery community, and the bright spot in tragedy through the shared connection with patrons.
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The Brew Babes talk about the strong sense of community within the brewery industry, highlighting the familial bonds and support networks that exist. It also explores the unique culture and camaraderie within the craft beer industry, emphasizing the shared experiences and connections that bring people together.
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The episode begins with a warm welcome and introduction of the hosts and guests. It then transitions into a discussion about Tampa Bay Beer Week and the role of the Executive Director. The conversation later delves into the experiences and preferences of working in breweries with and without food service, as well as the importance of educating and engaging customers. The conversation covers the topics of brewery jobs, food and beer pairings, and upcoming brewery events. It also delves into the challenges and benefits of running a brewery with or without a food component. The hosts share their experiences and insights on these subjects, providing valuable perspectives for beer enthusiasts and industry professionals.
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The conversation covers beer tender tips and customer etiquette at breweries. It provides insights into the experiences of beer tenders and offers advice for customers to enhance their brewery visits.
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The Brew Babes Podcast hosts their first episode in the studio, discussing the completion of the studio and the personal significance of the decor. They also explore the changing tap lists at breweries and the importance of crafting unique experiences for patrons. The conversation covers a range of topics related to brewery events, open mic nights, marketing strategies, and staff innovation. It also delves into upcoming beer festivals and the significance of summer for the brewery industry. The hosts discuss the potential for staff-driven events and the importance of engaging with the community.
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The episode features a discussion about Tampa Bay Beer Week, the experiences and insights gained, and the future of the beer industry. The host also shares personal updates and upcoming events.
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The conversation covers the history and involvement of Independent Bar and Kitchen in Beer Week, their craft beer selection and events, live music and events, the story of starting Independent Bar and Kitchen, the shift in craft beer tasting, and the favorite Belgian beer styles.
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Amy Perino, a multi-hat-wearing professional in the beer industry, shares her journey from homebrewing to becoming a lab manager at Florida Avenue. She discusses the challenges and opportunities for women in the beer industry and the importance of community and collaboration within the craft beer world.
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The conversation covers the journey of individuals in the craft beer community, their favorite brews, involvement in craft beer, exploration of different beer types, and the role of craft beer in building friendships and community. It also highlights craft beer as a community space and the preferences and journey of craft beer enthusiasts.
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In this sneak peak, our Sassy Cider Chick aka Danielle takes on Almost There: A Celebration of Homebrewing at Southern Lights Brewing. She almost died of hunger but had plenty of beer to make it through. Lots of Shenanigans had by all.
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Craft beer didn’t start out complicated—it started out fun. Somewhere between growth, trends, and nonstop hustle, that part can get lost. Brew Babes Podcast is about bringing the fun back to beer,…
Brew Babes Podcast is hosted by Danielle Snitker, known across Florida’s craft beer scene as Sassy Cider Chick. With more than a decade of experience in beer marketing, branding, event planning, and taproom operations, Danielle brings both strategy and heart to the mic. She’s the founder of Florida Brews Travelers, works with Florida Hoppy Brands, and still spends time behind the bar. Danielle knows the business side of beer—but she also knows how important it is to keep it fun.
Co-Host: Kat Jones (St Pete Beer Babe)Kat Jones, better known as St Pete Beer Babe, brings a full-circle perspective to the show, having worked in every aspect of the craft beer industry. From behind the bar to behind-the-scenes operations, Kat understands what it takes to keep breweries running—and why culture, creativity, and enjoyment matter just as much as the numbers. She’s honest, practical, and brings a sense of humor that keeps the conversations grounded and entertaining.
Co-Host: Taylor Woods (Taylor of Thy Brews)Joining the mic is Taylor Woods, known to many as Taylor of Thy Brews. Taylor adds energy, balance, and another industry viewpoint to the mix. Her perspective helps keep the show approachable and relatable, making sure conversations stay fun while still offering meaningful insight. Together, the hosts create a dynamic that feels more like hanging out after a shift than recording a podcast.
What You’ll HearBrew Babes Podcast looks at the craft beer industry through a fun-first lens—events, branding, community building, industry culture, and the realities of working in beer. While real challenges still come up, the focus stays on creativity, connection, and the things that make beer enjoyable and social. It’s about remembering that beer is meant to bring people together.
Why Brew Babes PodcastBrew Babes Podcast exists to remind people that beer should be enjoyable. It’s about laughter, creativity, and sharing stories from women in the industry who believe beer is better when it’s welcoming, social, and fun again.
Grab a beer, relax, and join the conversation.
Brew Babes Podcast is here to make beer fun again.