The Stone/ Miller Coors lawsuit takes a dramatic turn. Tyler and Jeremy ponder Greg Koch's sorrow over social media's apparent confusion between Stone and Keystone.

PLUS!

The war in Ukraine causes more supply issues in craft beer. How some breweries are avoiding the pinch

Sam Adams makes a beer for Tom Brady's retirement... only to have him come back from the dead.

Cold IPAs are the latest fad. Are they here to stay?

Modern Times is considering a sale. Assuming there is a buyer. Jeremy and Tyler wade back into the troubles of this once iconic brewery and discuss what, if anything, someone might have to pay to keep it running.

PLUS!!

Modelo is the new king of the American craft beer market. How this relatively unknown brand rose to domination.

Craft beer and the revolution. Craft beer prospers in Thailand despite crushing laws against it.

And what makes a lifestyle brand?

The founders of Wasatch and Squatters move to reclaim some of their lost taprooms from the Monster Empire. Jeremy and Tyler discuss what this could mean for the Utah beer scene and the greater craft beer landscape.
PLUS: The Great Chicago Fire of 2022 takes a beloved craft brewery. The neighborhood mourns and steps up to support.
Sweetwater eyes an expansion into the Pacific Northwest
And breweries focusing on building a place for neurodiverse patrons and employees.

Modern Times high-tails it back to San Diego. Jeremy and Tyler discuss and debate the reasons behind the brewery's fall and what might be in store.

PLUS

An icon of the Portland brewing scene is set to ride into the sunset.

Constellation teams up with Monster for another push into the craft beer market

The trials of opening a brewery during the pandemic

And more!

A beer festival that serves warm beer? I thought this was America!! Jeremy and Tyler delve into a strange new beer fad pulled from history.

PLUS!

Brewdogs are in hot water, and the stove gets turned up a notch. An update on Punks With Purpose

Mississippi might have the worst beer laws in the country. A look at the tragic history of good beer in the Deep South

And COVID kills Ye Olde Fighting Cock

Yet another acquisition?!?! Jeremy and Tyler dissect the Monster Energy Drinks' foray into the world of craft beer with the purchase of Oskar Blues and Canarchy
PLUS!
The forces and trends shaping the beer world in 2022
Bells says goodbye to their founder
The crossroads of beer and paleontology
And a suggestion on how to spend your dry January

We're back from our Holiday break only to find our news box hath runneth over.

Green Flash bought by Sweetwater's parent company, Tilray.

St. Archer's brewery bought by Kings and Convicts.

Uinta picked up by United States Beverage

We cover it all in this episode.

Going out with a bang for 2021!

We've got Jeff Paradis on the show. He's the founder of one of Idaho's newest breweries. Having just crested his one-year anniversary, Jeff talks to us about how a hobby inspired a buisness, the trials of opening a brewery in rual Idaho during a pandemic and his views about the craft beer industry's present and future.

One of the nation's largest can manufacturers are coming down hard on their customers. Jeremy and Tyler wade back into the supply chain issues and the hardships brought on by these new developments.
PLUS
With the sale of Bells, New Holland is now Michigan's largest independent craft brewery. We spotlight this producer with probably the worlds weirdest flagship beer.
Ever wanted to play a game on your beer label? Yeah we haven't either but now you can.
And Sycamore brewing comes out with their latest holiday beer sure to offend 'that' person in every group.