Dogfish Head and Sam Adams make love. They are still totally independent but... we all know what's going on behind the fermenters.

Also!

Pabst and Austin Beerworks have a spat on Twitter and it doesn't go where you think it's going to.

Tyler introduces the new fad diet of 2019... or maybe 1619 depending on when you listen to this.

And Texas tries to change their beer laws. And you think the boozy restrictions are bad where you live.

It's All Beer!

Our drunken heroes discuss Blue Moon's role in Molson Coors' attempt to take over the world, Marvel's most favoritist craft beer evarr! and the newest BA style guidelines that will make you scream f*** it! It's All Beer!

Carlburg beer gets suddenly and creepily honest about the state of their... let's call it beer.

A Philly brewery files chapter 11 for reasons you might not expect.

AI solves the case of the missing beer for a brewery in North Carolina

and Pabst has... lost their minds. That much is clear.

ABInbev is back in court... still in court... They live there now. Constellation Brands has some second thoughts when it comes to their billion dollar acquisition of Ballast Point. Beer labels that talk to you, presuming they don't already. The future of IPA's and Thor likes craft beer.

Industry News, Craft Beer Craziness and Insanity in a Bottle. It's All Beer!

Stone made news this week. Their lawsuit against Miller Coors lawsuit is... allowed to continue. Both sides strangely declair victory.

Stone also closes their tap room in Germany sighting construction issues, a market that was not ready for the glory that is Stone and the Germans being... well... German.

In other news ABInbev releases Patagonia beer (much to the surprise of a clothing brand of the same name) and craft brewers unite under the flag of anarchist cats!

Tyler and Jeremy wade into the numbers. Those annoying little figures that more or less make most sane people space out and later pretend like they were listening all along. Well in this case the numbers pretty much say that craft beer is winning. And, yes we gots the numbers to prove it.

Breweries close all the time. That's a sad thing but, even for this industry, 83 days has got to be some kind of record. Jeremy and Tyler ruminate on why a brewery didn't even last long enough to have made a decent lager beer.

It's our first mini episode. What should we do? Should we talk about how ABInbev is a terrible company that does terrible things?

Because we did. And here it is.