1 Beer 1 Song

We kick things off with a robust conversation about those stalwarts of American brewing: Miller Lite and Coors Light. Thankfully, we move quickly to the beer this week, which is Biere Joi from Louisiana's own Bayou Teche. Quick!

There is a beer made by Stone Brewing Company. It is an IPA that receives a shot of brett at bottling. Stone intends for drinkers to cellar the beer for a year before drinking, a notion they communicate to drinkers by having named the beer Enjoy After ...

I'm not really sure what to say about the episode this week. There isn't anything particularly noteworthy about the beer, I don't think, which is Samuel Adams Double Bock brewed by The Boston Beer Company. It's certainly seasonally appropriate.

This time around the track we are supping a beer brand new to the Georgia market. We are drinking Medora from Asheville's own Wicked Weed Brewing. I would link directly to the Medora page, but WW's website does not work that way.

Hi there and welcome to the latest installment of two bald gasbags in a basement. This time around, we get into the 2015 version of Odyssey from the venerable Allagash. One neat thing about the word Odyssey is that is on the definitive list of words th...

Just in time for pumpkin beers to become a distant figment of Summer ... we're coming at you with a pumpkin beer. This week, Russ is forced to drink Heavy Seas Great'er Pumpkin Ale, which is a big 10% ale aged in bourbon barrels. - Also,

Soooo, we recorded episode 126 per our standard protocol. When I opened the file to edit, Garageband threw up an error that said, "LOL, can't find two of your vocal tracks #sadtrombone. RIP, episode 126, you were adequate and mildly amusing and we hard...

Summer is *just* loosening its grip a bit, so here we have a crisp, refreshing episode before surely tumbling into six dark months of barrel-aged barley wines and sludge doom. Despite what is easily one of Russ's least good pouring jobs ever,

I've wanted to do this episode for a while now. Well, sort of. I came up with the idea to do a micro-vertical, specifically of canned SweetWater IPA, a couple months ago. But Tony, what is a micro-vertical? If you can't figure it out on your own,

[There are a ton of links in here. If you're reading this in iTunes, make sure to visit the website for the full experience.] - This episode is why we make this podcast. Our good buddy Kit (of Dawg Sports and Dawg Gone Podcast and One Beer One Song Ep...