Have A Drink

No, We have no show for you today you silly podcast people. Your mother was a hamster and your father smelled of elderberries, now go away or I shall taunt you a second time. . . okay, who let the French in here? I know we’re doing French Wines today, but we agreed no intros all in French and no taunting. Well, we do have a good show for you today, all about French wine, so pour some wine, maybe get some cheese, and have a drink.

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What’s going on, something weird is happening, I can hear my heartbeat. Also, I really have to poop. What is happening to me! I blame this black demon juice in front of me. It’s not even cold. I guess we are talking about coffee. But it’s apparently too much to cover in one episode. I mean, if we were all talking like this maybe, but I don’t think that’s an option. So settle in and brew a pot. We’re never getting to sleep at this rate, so we are going to Have a Drink.

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What is with all these hats around here? They are big, floppy, and kind of useless. Wait, there is only one time of year people wear anything like that in Kentucky. I guess it’s Derby day. Today we plan to talk about the Run for the Roses, though we might rather run for some Four Roses as we talk about the race itself and all the drinking that is done around it. So make yourself a Mint Julep and have a drink.

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It’s a style episode again, so what do we have this time? Why can’t I see through this? This isn’t a stout. I can smell the hops, and IPAs are suppose to be clear. Or are they. It’s time we focus on a new addition to the Brewers Association styles, and talk about the New England-style IPA. So get ready for some arguments about the words juicy and hazy, while we have a drink.

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Time to take a trip, away from our normal drinking places. It’s time to go east, not to the moonshine of our home, or to the isles of Scotland, but all the way to Japan. Time to talk about it’s national drink, Sake. So say Kanpai and Have a Drink.

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We are still down a host, but we thought we’d use this opportunity to talk about a special brewery. It’s time we take a trip up the bumpy road to Michigan and talk about Bell’s Brewery. Without Casey here you shouldn’t hear too much audible eye rolling, but we can take some time to look at the impressive path take from bathtub to brewery, and maybe have a Drink

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In the history of the world, rebellions are a fairly frequent occurrence. When people feel oppressed, and feel like they are denied certain things they tend to rise up. With weapons, not just stand up on their feet. Otherwise it’d just be a protest, which are still important, but admittedly they are typically less exciting to record in history. So relax as we tell you pair of tales, and you can have a drink.

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Today we sail around the world, drinking whatever wines we find in the port. . . Wait, that isn't what port is? Fortified wine, huh. Okay, let's give this a shot. Join us as we have ourselves a glass, and have a drink.

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Ah Tea, that ancient beverage used to unwind at the end of a long day ( or 4 pm). I know there is no alcohol here, but it’s so soothing. So we are going to try to at least start with some general information for our first non-alcoholic episode, but we’ve probably bitten off more than we can chew. Well, we’ll find out, as we have a drink.

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Time to have some beers from the emerald isles. That’s right, it’s time for Irish Beers. So grab your lucky charms, and other offensive stereotypes you think you need to celebrate St. Patrick’s day, while we Have a Drink

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