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Episode 29: Almost Luppoleto — The Passing of the Baton
A major change is happening in Connecticut craft beer.
Bud sits down with Jim Wilfinger of Almost Famous Brewing Company and James Wright of Luppoleto Brewing Company to talk about the transition from Almost Famous to Luppoleto, what comes next, and the story behind the change.
Plus, we get behind the scenes for a brew day as these two breweries come together.
🍺 Brewery stories, craft beer, and the people behind the pint.
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Episode 28 - I had the opportunity to sit down with three of the up and coming brewers in Connecticut to talk beer, shop, and the future of Connecticut craft beer.
They Are Rob "the Brewer" from Dudleytown Brewing, Justin Salley of The Twelve Percent Project and False Hope Brewing, and Caius Mergy of Caius Farm Brewery.
Episode 27 - On this episode I was invited to two amazing events.
First was the Smoke in the Valley Home Brew Competition at BADSONS Beer Co. in Derby, CT.
The second was the 8th Annual Roadsmary's Baby Pumpkin Fest at Two Roads Brewing Co. in Stratford, CT.
On the is episode we have Aaron, Dylan, and Taylor of the Drink Mechanics telling us about their company, canned cocktails, and how it all came together.
I had the pleasure to be at New England Brewing Company's soft opening party at their new location in Branford, CT
Episode 23 - On this episode we have members of the CT band Intergalactic Kegger. This is one of the most fun episodes we have ever done.
Episode 22 - Hey everyone, welcome to Episode 22 of Bud’s Beer Blurb — and I’ve got a great lineup for you this time.
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Episode 20 is here, and it's one for the books!
This time, I had the incredible opportunity to check out Smoke in the Valley’s Brewers Ball Home Brew Fest at Bad Sons Beer Co. in Derby, CT. A little rain? No problem—it couldn’t dampen the energy of this epic event!
But that’s not all… Two master brewers joined forces for a collab brew, and guess what? I didn’t just watch—I brewed alongside them!
So grab a cold one and stick around to see how two unforgettable events came together. You won’t want to miss this! 🍻
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In this episode, we’re cracking open some cold ones and diving into inspiring conversations with two incredible guests.
First up, we welcome Justin Salley, co-founder of False Hope Brewing. Justin brought along a selection of his craft beers for a live tasting and review! He shares the story behind False Hope, what inspired him to start brewing, and how he’s building a unique identity in the crowded craft beer market.
We’re also joined by Alexa Curtis – entrepreneur, founder of Chief Swag Officer, and former Radio Disney host. Alexa opens up about her journey from the entertainment industry to launching her own company, the lessons she’s learned along the way, and how she’s helping others level up their brand game.
Whether you're a beer lover, an aspiring entrepreneur, or just here for a good time – this episode has something for you.
🎧 Grab your favorite drink, hit play, and join the conversation!
Sean Gaura from Labyrinth Brewing Company is back in the studio, sharing the story behind the brewery’s reboot. Plus, he brought along some of his latest brews—available in cans and on tap just about everywhere.
Joining us as well is Joe Marks from Mr. Beer Critic. We had a great conversation about his beer journey, and Nick and I sat down with him to review a few pours.
I also had the chance to attend the Brimfield Brew Fest, where more than 40 breweries were serving up samples to excited attendees. The event showcased homebrewers from all over New England, including my good friend Mike Kennedy of Beerfort.
All this and more coming up—stay tuned!
On this episode of Bud’s Beer Blurb, I had the absolute pleasure of hosting Mary Cate (@marycatetv) and her husband Jeff Colapietro as we dove headfirst into the world of craft beer—chatting breweries, doing reviews, and, of course, enjoying some stellar brews.
But that’s not all! We also took a detour into their Disney World adventures, adding a little magic to the mix.
Speaking of magic, we were treated to an unforgettable beer pairing experience featuring an incredible meal from Carbone’s Kitchen (Bloomfield, CT) and top-tier pours from Dudleytown Brewing Co. (Windsor, CT).
Back in the studio, Nick and I cracked open Rotting Earth DIPA by Abomination Brewing Co., straight from Twelve Percent Beer Project (North Haven, CT)—and let’s just say, there’s nothing rotten about this beer.
Now, I want to hear from YOU! Drop your thoughts, opinions, and hell — give us suggestions for future episodes!
It’s all right here—come join the conversation on Bud’s Beer Blurb the Podcast!
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