DBTB Episode 147: Mitch Steele of New Realm Brewing
The podcast returns to Georgia this week as we visit New Realm Brewing, where brewmaster Mitch Steele talks about brewing in the south, the allure of west coast IPA, and shares insights on his time at Stone and their recent acquisition.
DBTB Episode 146: A History of Brussels Beer in 50 Objects
As one of the most famous beer cities in the world Brussels is well trodden ground, but a new book seeks to explore the Belgian capital through objects that have helped define its drinking culture. Eoghan Walsh, the author of “A History of Brussels Beer in 50 Objects” is my guest this week.
DBTB Episode 143: Author Pete Brown talks about Clubland and The World’s Best Beers
The prolific Pete Brown is back to talk about his New Book Clubland: How the Working Men’s Club Shaped Britain as well as another book he was chief writer on: The World’s Greatest Beers.
DBTB Episode 142: Nate Schweber author of “This America of Ours”
Journalist and musician Nate Schweber sits down to talk about his forthcoming book “This America of Ours: Bernard and Avis DeVoto and the Forgotten Fight to Save the Wild.”
DBTB Episode 134: Em Sauter’s New Book: Hooray for Craft Beer!
Em Sauter of Pints and Panels has a new book out called Hooray for Craft Beer! We’ll be talking about that, visual education, travel, merch, and baseball.
DBTB Episode 118: The World Atlas of Beer
Resolve to do more reading and travel this year and start with the World Atlas of Beer. The authors are here to talk about the book, beer destinations, and the constantly changing landscape of styles.
DBTB Episode 91: Ryan Kilpatrick of Fiction Beer Company
A conversation with Latiesha Cook of Beer Kulture about diversity in the beer industry, finding beer experiences, and helping the next generation of brewery employees and owners.
Episode 42: Kim Sturdavant of Pacifica Brewery
A walk down memory lane with Kim Sturdavant the creator of the Brut IPA style and his thoughts on its future.
Episode 41: Author and Pub Enthusiast Pete Brown
A conversation on the meaning of “craft” in beer with author Pete Brown. How it came to be, how it changed and lost its meaning, and why the word is still important.