Sun, 22 March 2009 Hey, we're BACK! Join us as Mark, Mike and Rick are joined with friends and family to help get us through 10 barleywines that have been aged. This is a long show, so feel free to break it up however you need to. We think you'll enjoy the content, it gets slightly geeky here and there while hopefully humorous in between. So sit back, relax and enjoy was we walk through some tasty big beers. Uinta XV Stone Old Guardian Gale's Rudyard's Brew It Up! Skydiver Valley Brewing Rye Barleywine Lagunitas Gnarleywine Rogue Old Crustacean Midnight Sun Arctic Devil Sierra Nevada Bigfoot 2006 Pelican Perfect Storm Yeah, it was a pretty good time. Click here for pictures of the night. Feedback? Email us at beer[at]pacificbrewnews[dot]com and let us know what you think. Comments[2] |
Sun, 22 February 2009 Sorry, bad sound here for some reason - may be time for new equipment... Anyway, here's a Porter show that was thoroughly enjoyed. Hopefully you will too. Audio File: PBN Porter Show Category: podcasts -- posted at: 5:27 PM Comments[0] |
Sat, 25 October 2008 For our 70th show we do something that is near and dear to our hearts, a side-by-side-by-side-by-side comparison of alike beers. We begin with our official political endorsement where we urge all to vote for Mark the Beer Geek - he seems the most qualified in our minds. Then we move on to a beer gifted to PBN by the good guys at Should I Drink That - thanks Father Spoon and Sickpuppy! The first brew was: - Kaiser Pils by Penn Brewing Company Then we get serious and crack open these beers: - Sierra Nevada Southern Hemisphere Harvest - Sierra Nevada Chico Estate Harvest - Sierra Nevada 12th Edition Harvest - Sierra Nevada Celebration 2008 - Sierra Nevada Celebration 2007 - Sierra Nevada Celebration 2006 In the spirit of celebrating the fresh hops of the year we conclude with: - Bridgeport's wet-hopped Harvest Ale. Absolutely incredible lineup, what a great comparison of the beers. Audio is a bit tinny, but hopefully not too bad. Check out the pictures from the show. Opening Music by Nick Cave, Dig Lazurus Dig Comments[0] |
Thu, 17 July 2008 Happy International Brewers Day!To celebrate we enjoy a bottle of Deschutes 20th Anniversary Wit (thank you Deschutes!). We also take a few minutes to mention some of our favorite brewers and why we appreciate what they do. We hope that you take part in this celebration, taking a moment to drop a brewer you know a line and say thanks - they have to put up with a lot of politics and work their asses off to make the beers we enjoy. For the brewers, we say thank you. More Info: International Brewers Day website Brookston Beer Bulletin The Bruery Sacramento Brewing Alpine Brewing Russian River Brewing Auburn Alehouse Comments[0] |
Wed, 9 July 2008 Part II of our smoked out podcast is now online! In this we taste some beers that defy description, just wonderful examples of bold, dark beers. Again, thank you to JeffreyT at the Good Beer Show.Opening song by Townes Van Zandt Closing song by Skypark Beers: Founders Breakfast Stout Bluegrass Brewing barrel aged stout Avery Mephistopheles Harviestoun Ola Dubh Comments[2] |
Sat, 28 June 2008 This show features beers donated to us by the guys at The Good Beer Show. It's been a while since we recorded last and it felt good to be back in the saddle. The show ends abruptly because it's a two-parter, and the second show will be released in timely fashion.Show Notes: Mike's Epic Bike Journey | Beer Fests | A-B InBev News | Shout Out to New Brewery | Bell's Batch 8000 | Boulder Hazed and Infused | Dark Horse Brewery | Music by Skypark Comments[2] |
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