Bottle share podcast hosts Jed Reinert and Kevin Stairiker return for a special Christmas episode recorded live at Iron Hill Brewery in Lancaster. In this episode, they share a glass of St. James Brown Ale with Rev. David Peck and Franciscan friar David Rutledge, who helped brew the first batch of the beer in 2010.

On this week's Bottle Share podcast, hosts Jed Reinert and Kevin Stairiker were faced with a hurdle - how do you introduce beer to someone who doesn't drink beer at all? Well, with a great cider, that's how. Comedian and "Lancaster Lady Boss" Rubi Nicholas joins the show today to discuss comedy, coming from the home of "the Yuengling" and getting partially frozen for cryotherapy in this wide-ranging discussion over a Lost Tropic Cider at the Pressroom.

Bottle Share hosts Jed Reinert and Kevin Stairiker take a trip up King St. to check out Rieker Bottle Works, the new kid on the block of beer distributors in Lancaster city. Owner Paula Saxinger and "Captain of Craft" Evan Blair took the guys on a sipping tour of their newest drafts while discussing the building's long history and their own beer backgrounds. Check out the full list below:

-Boulevard Tequila Barrel Lime Gose

-Council Fade Into Obscurity IPA

-Evil Twin Rainbownade IPA

-Founders Dankwood Red Ale

-Maine Beer Mo Pale Ale

-South County Liminal Moment Imperial IPA

-Stoudts Chardonnay Barrel Aged Trippel

On this week's Bottle Share, hosts Jed Reinert and Kevin Stairiker share a flight of summery beers and discuss all things summer, from memories to music and everything warm in between.

Bottle Share hosts Jed Reinert and Kevin Stairiker return to share a quality IPA with one of Lancaster's most prolific drummers, Ian Cornele. Serving behind the skins of varied local groups like Big Fat Meanies, Talk Alliance and the Stonewall Vessels, Cornele discusses how one can hold two jobs and spots in six(!) bands at once. Also in the episode, the guys discuss beer styles, the proper way to drink onstage and Cornele's longstanding love of "Magic: the Gathering."

Iron Hill Brewing Company head brewer Pim Harmsen joins Bottle Share hosts Jed Reinert and Kevin Stairiker for an in-depth discussion on his process. The gang shares a South County 851 Helles lager.

On Friday, March 2, Ton-Taun as we know it will cease to exist. The beloved Lancaster band is calling it a career with one last album, "Ton-Taun vs. The Volcano," and a last blowout show at Tellus360. To properly begin preparing ourselves, hosts Jed Reinert and Kevin Stairiker sit down with frontman Jordan Capizzi to talk about the band, his musical future and the current state of Star Wars. The trio shared the very sour New Belgium Le Terroir.

As we stare down the barrel of another yuletide season, Bottle Share hosts Jed Reinert and Kevin Stairiker make a trip down to Federal Taphouse to try four great holiday beers. Evil Genius' Santa! I Know Him Saison, Southern Tier's Imperial Cinnamon Roll Ale, Great Lake's Christmas Ale and Sierra Nevada Celebration IPA are all represented in a fashion that could be deemed both holly AND jolly.

On the eve of the Bulls Head Public House's annual Cask Ale Festival, Bottle Share hosts Jed Reinert and Kevin Stairiker travel to Lititz to talk with Bulls Head bar manager Carson Kegerreis about the ins and outs of casking beers. He also recounts his own favorite cask ales and the difficulty of putting a large scale beer festival together.

On this week's episode of the Bottleshare podcast, hosts Jed Reinert and Kevin Stairiker dead down to Federal Taphouse to try the Weird & Gilly, a Bowie-inspired American IPA from SingleCut Beersmiths. Matt Hostetter of the SugarTank Studio, the Tuck Ryan Band and a whole lot more joins the 'cast to discuss his multiple ongoing projects in Lancaster, including some words on the development of the new Zoetropolis location. Later on, the guys play trivia with some of SingleCut's other music inspired beer names. Listen below.