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148 – Shootin’ the Shit with Sam Harriman

Sam Harriman of Sisyphus Brewing, in Minneapolis, joins the show to talk about how his brewery’s taproom became just as well known as a stand-up comedy venue as it is a brewery. Sisyphus has had albums and specials recorded there, national acts perform and even was visited by Michael Che on a whim. Sam is...

147 – State of the Industry with Phil Palmisano & Eric Hild

The show is joined by a couple former guests. Phil Palmisano is the Director of Innovation for Monster Brewing Company and a former co-host of the podcast. Eric Hild is the Head Brewer for Blackstack Brewing. Two very different jobs at two very different sized companies. The guys ask them where they see the current...

146 – Retail Contraction

Total Wine and More appears to be shrinking their beer section and that’s not totally unexpected. The guys talk about the contraction of beer sections in the off premise retail segment. Cook like a pro with Made In Cookware. Follow United We Drink on their social media channels.BlueSkyInstagramFacebook

144 – Styles

It’s become increasingly clear that beer style names don’t mean as much as they used to. IPA has become a seeming catch all along with Lager. Do consumers even care about true definition of style or do they just want flavors descriptors? The guys talk about what styles even mean anymore. It’s cold brew season...

143 – The Next Big Thing

For a few years now when the “next big thing” for beer comes up the topic is rarely beer related. THC, coffee, spirits and seltzers are all things that breweries are getting involved in that are, in fact, not beer. The guys discuss these and if there are any things beer related that can shine....

142 – Shootin’ the Shit with Adam Feingold

Adam Feingold is the former owner of Bangin Banjo Brewing. He sold the company he started and it still exists today, albeit under a different name. We talk him about how he came to the tough decision and what made him sell instead of closing. It’s a perspective rarely seen in the brewery world. It’s...

140 – The Last AI One

The guys decide to break the AI out for one more go. First, they ask it to revitalize an existing brand and what it would to increase sales and visibility. Second, they inquire with it to revive a closed brand. What does it think would work? How hilarious are these options? It’s cold brew season...

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