Other People's Beer Podcast
Dave and Marc talk about changing seasons in a home brewer's life and simplifiying equipment. They also mention some windchimes - not knowing the microphones would filter them out entirely! In this episode of Other People's Beer, Dave and explore the concept of simplicity in brewing, drawing on their collective 20+ years of experience. They delve into the pitfalls of complexity that many new homebrewers face and discuss how modern brewing systems, while offering more data and control, may not always enhance the brewing experience. The hosts share personal anecdotes about their...
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Marc is in Nassua, Bahamas to interview Christine Albury, the Bahamas only female craft brewer. Other People's Beer - Episode 208: Rip Ty'd Bahamian Craft Beer Episode Summary In this episode of Other People's Beer, host Marc (without Dave) visits Riptide Brewing in Nassau, Bahamas. Marc engages in a lively conversation with Christina Albright, the owner of Riptide Brewing and the only female brewer in the Bahamas. Christina shares her unique journey from being married to a craft brewer to becoming a business owner and brewer herself. They discuss the challenges and triumphs of running a...
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In today's short, Dave helps his friend Brad start homebrewing by brewing a clone of Flying Dog's Tire Bite. # Episode Show Notes for "Golden Ale Poolside: A Brewing Day with Dave and Brad" **Episode Title:** Golden Ale Poolside: A Brewing Day with Dave and Brad **Hosts:** David and Brad **Podcast:** Other People's Beer --- **Episode Summary:** In this special mini-episode of Other People's Beer, hosts David and Brad embark on a brewing adventure to celebrate National Homebrew Day. With a focus on creating a sessionable Golden Ale perfect for summer...
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Marc flies solo and interviews the brewers at Liability Brewing Company in Greenville, SC during a working brew day. Episode Show Notes for "Brewing Passions at Liability Brewing" Episode Title: Brewing Passions at Liability Brewing Hosts: Marc Pitman Guests: Jared Tuttle and Jeremy Cody from Liability Brewing Location: Liability Brewing, Greenville Episode Summary: In this captivating episode, we're diving into the heart of Greenville's vibrant brewing scene with an exclusive visit to Liability Brewing. OPB Marc Pitman talks with Liability Brewingβs talented brewers Jeremy...
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Beer, of course, is fermented. Have yo realized how many other parts of our lives are fermented? In this episode, Dave and Marc talk to Dr. Julia Skinner, author of "Our Fermented Lives." You'll be amazed. Based on the transcript provided, here are the notes and a URL listing for "OPB Ep205 Our Fermented Lives": Episode Notes: - **Title:** OPB Ep205 - Our Fermented Lives - **Hosts:** Marc and Dave - **Guest:** Dr. Julia Skinner, author of "Our Fermented Lives" - **Main Topics Discussed:** - The importance and history of fermentation - Easy fermentation recipes and...
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Join Dave and Marc as they continue their discussion with Anna and Matt from The Southern Growl here in Greer SC! If you are looking to get involved with the local beer scene and the Upstate SC Brewers Guild contact Matt by email [email protected] Today I learned that The Southern Growl purposely only has one location because they wanted to be where people *live* instead of where they work. This one is more food heavy - but it really highlights their ethos and approach to creating In this episode: In house bread Excruciating attention to detail In house...
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Welcome to season 2! On what was originally our first episode of Season 2, Marc and Dave make the huge decision to pivot to a True Crime Podcast! This decision lasted all of 2 seconds before we realized that it was a bad idea. So sit back and enjoy our interview with Anna and Matt from *THE* Southern Growl! But first, some well-deserved honorifics! Matt Bowes Founder and Owner of *THE* Southern Growl beer company Upstate chairman of the South Carolina Brewers guild 1 of 4 Certified Advanced Cicerones in South Carolina 1 of 164 Certified advanced Cicerones in the WORLD Anna Bowes Owner of...
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The second part of Dave and Marc's conversation with Julia & Jen, the owners of The People's Tap on the cusp of their business' first anniversary!
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Dave and Marc have a wonderful conversation with Julia & Jen, the owners of The People's Tap on the cusp of their business' first anniversary!
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Dave and Marc pop in to explain the tardiness of Season 2 and express their excitement for it!
info_outlineIn today's short, Dave helps his friend Brad start homebrewing by brewing a clone of Flying Dog's Tire Bite.
# Episode Show Notes for "Golden Ale Poolside: A Brewing Day with Dave and Brad"
**Episode Title:** Golden Ale Poolside: A Brewing Day with Dave and Brad
**Hosts:** David and Brad
**Podcast:** Other People's Beer
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**Episode Summary:**
In this special mini-episode of Other People's Beer, hosts David and Brad embark on a brewing adventure to celebrate National Homebrew Day. With a focus on creating a sessionable Golden Ale perfect for summer sipping by the pool, the duo dives into the intricacies of homebrewing after a brief hiatus. From selecting the right ingredients to adjusting recipes on the fly, this episode is a testament to the joy and camaraderie found in brewing beer at home.
**Timestamps:**
- [00:00] Introduction and the concept behind "Other People's Beer"
- [01:20] Brad's invitation to Dave for a brewing session at home
- [02:15] The significance of National Homebrew Day
- [03:00] Choosing the Golden Ale for summer enjoyment
- [04:45] Recipe adjustments and ingredient selections
- [06:30] Mashing in and brewing process overview
- [08:00] Discussion on beer preferences and ideal summer brews
- [09:45] The importance of International Bitterness Units (IBUs) in flavor profile
- [11:00] Planning for poolside beer consumption and low ABV benefits
- [12:30] Closing thoughts and invitation to make good beer
**Key Highlights:**
- πΊ **Brewing After a Break:** Dave returns to brewing after nearly a year due to health challenges, finding solace and excitement in the process alongside Brad.
- π **Perfect Poolside Pick:** The selection of a Golden Ale by Flying Dog Brewery, known as the Tire Bite Golden Ale, serves as the ideal beer for relaxing by the pool with a balance of flavor and a modest ABV of around 4.5%.
- π **Recipe Adaptation:** Faced with missing ingredients, Dave and Brad demonstrate the flexibility and creativity inherent in homebrewing, adjusting the recipe to suit their needs while maintaining the essence of the Golden Ale.
- π€ **Brewing Philosophy:** Emphasizing the "low barrier to entry" for quality beer making, this episode encourages listeners to dive into homebrewing, regardless of experience level, highlighting the community and learning opportunities it provides.
- π» **Diverse Tastes:** A discussion on personal beer preferences reveals the subjective nature of brewing and beer enjoyment, with a special nod to the significance of IBUs in crafting a beer's flavor profile.
**Notable Quotes:**
- "We are raising the quality of beer by lowering the barrier to entry." - The podcast's mission to demystify homebrewing.
- "Craft beer is getting expensive, and I thought, getting a kit, making beer... sounds like a good deal." - Brad on the motivation behind homebrewing.
- "I do appreciate the low ABV on this one because you can drink it all day." - Dave on the benefits of sessionable beers for prolonged enjoyment.
**Conclusion:**
Join David and Brad as they navigate the joyful intricacies of brewing a Golden Ale fit for summer days. Whether you're a seasoned homebrewer or curious about starting, this episode serves as a reminder of the simple pleasures found in creating and sharing beer with friends. So, grab your brewing kit (or start planning for one), and let's make good beer together.
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π§ *Tune in to "Other People's Beer" for more episodes on homebrewing adventures, beer reviews, and insights from the brewing community.*