Resourceful brewers facing the attrition of war struggle to supply soldiers with Beer, and we finally reach the inevitable "origins of the IPA" talk.

Medieval Bavarian beer rules hold sway over German politics for centuries, and Bob wonders if Henbane is also Peoplebane.

A long standing tradition of isolated home brewing comes under threat from new government regulations, and we try to extract milk from a penguin.

A puzzling traditional Korean medicine that fixes nearly all your ailments causes us to gag, but is everything truly as it seems or is it a decades long joke that has gotten out of hand?

A peculiar tradition of naming beer vessels makes ordering a beer in Australia a bewildering experience, and Lauri continues to imply that a horse might have been stabbed.

A vicious campaign lasting centuries finally destroys an ancient brewing tradition, and we consider the hygiene of human saliva and Bob gets sprayed with a mystery liquid in Argentina.

Episode 9 - The Mozambique Funeral Poisoning.

A batch of bad home brew causes a national tragedy, and we wonder how one extracts bile from a crocodile.

Our hosts take a vicarious voyage to Vietnam to deliver beers in a deadly war zone,  "Fortunate Son" plays from a helicopter and Dennis Rodman doesn't actually drink Estonian vodka.

Our hosts step on the toes of an EU initiative to protect traditional styles of beer, and Dennis Rodman becomes a fan of Estonian Vodka. Is yeast best transported in shampoo bottles?

Vicious rumours harm the sales of a popular Mexican brew, and we consider that carbohydrates are the true cause of hangovers.