Have A Drink

What sort of madmen would open up a brewery in Utah? Apparently the people behind Uinta. How can a brewery succeed under the restrictive hold of 3.2 ABW? Well, somehow they do it, so let’s talk about how they got off the ground and continue to grow, and make sure that we, Have a Drink.

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No one knows what today's episode is. We have events to talk about, plus we have a topic, maybe. So let's get this done, and have a drink.

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Hey everyone, today’s episode is about . . . what’s that smell? Oh god, stop recording and get out of the apartment, there’s a fire! Oh, never mind, Chris just opened a bottle of Lagavulin. That’s good, because that’s the topic for the episode. Let’s talk a bit about the history of this amazing distillery and maybe do a little tasting. So get ready for some smoke, as we have a drink

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Are these all real words, is this just Fantasy. Caught in a podcast, trying to pronounce all these foreign words. Open your beers, tilt back your glass and Drink! I’m stopping now Bob, I’m not singing the whole intro to Bohemian Rhapsody, even if it is Czech lagers today. Let’s go head and Have a Drink, before I have to say “Scaramouch” or “fandango.”

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The Napa Valley. . . Wait, why are we talking about this, I can’t drink a valley, not again anyway. Oh, they make wine there. Okay that makes more sense, but how good is it? Well we’ll talk about the area and it’s wine making history today and maybe get a feel for why this is such a storied location for wine production in the 20th and 21st centuries. So relax, maybe pour a nice cabernet sauvignon, and get ready to Have a Drink.

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Today’s episode is a little bit odd, because it’s hard to nail down exactly what it is to make a drinking festival. Does it lessen the experience if the reason for it is to sell you something? Okay, everything in a capitalist society is designed in some way to sell you something, but does the event have no soul if there is no history? So we’re going to talk about that, plus mention some festivals from around the world, so get ready to party while we Have a Drink.

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Ready to form CANarchy. Active interlock, Dynotherms connected, infracells are up, megathrusters are go. Deep Ellum and Perrin form feet and legs; Cigar City and Three Weavers form arms and body; and Oskar Blues forms the Head. Go CANarchy collective! Okay, maybe we went a little overboard with the Voltron joke, but it does seem appropriate for this band of brewers who have some of our favorite beers. It’s CANarchy today, so while we might not form a blazing sword, we’ll at least Have a Drink.

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Mankind has always strove for achievement. To be able to prove your worth against others and perform great deeds of skill and athleticism. Today, we are not talking about that. We are talking about drinking games, because sometimes you can’t talk to the people in the room with you, even with alcohol’s help. So instead, we concoct rules that we can’t remember by the time we’re finished with the game and everyone has a good blackout. Never before have we needed to impress the need to drink responsibly, because we know you are still going to have a drink.

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The Hefeweizen, the beer that kicked off the first haze craze. This is one of those older German styles that we love, but frequently misunderstand. What is the real difference between a Hefewizen and a Whitber. And how is it different than an American wheat? What we can say, is that it’s delicious and refreshing so grab a beer and join us as we Have A Drink.

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I honestly don’t know what’s going on. Normally, I pour a drink and then I drink it, and the process is over, but apparently there can be a bit more to it. In Japan they take it very seriously. They have a long history of tea masters, which is not like brewmasters. We aren’t going to go through any ceremony here, but we will have a drink.

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