It’s what everyone (well, Mark at least) has been waiting for… Andy Parker (@tabamatu)’s Tutti Frutti Saison!
Except it’s not quite that simple… Listen as the boys tuck into the master homebrewer’s Tutti American Pale Ale and Frutti Saison!
Plus there’s all the news, a preview of Craft Beer Rising and another first time winner in the #prizelessprize
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We’re back for Season 6, and kicking off what promises to be a jam-packed season with an Irish focus, we review Galway Bay’s Of Foam and Fury.
We’re joined by Janice and Wayne from the Irish Beer Snob podcast, and our old mate Ian from the 11pm Somewhere podcast.
Plus an extended news, loads of beery chatter and the first #prizelessprize winner of season 6.
Make sure to check episode 33 of 11pm Somewhere for an interview with the guys from Galway Bay.
Oh, and just what is Wee Beastie???
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We’re back on the 6th of February for an action-packed Season 6, but we both wanted to record a little something to let you all know what treats you’re in for!
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To cap off Season 5 the Beer O’Clock Show went live to the YouTubes to record the grand unveiling of the end-of-season Mystery Beer that only Steve knew about.
Listen to the polished version show via the usual means, or watch our little faces from the YouTube recording below as we break open and enjoy Magic Rock’s Bourbon Barrel Bearded Lady Imperial Brown Stout.
There’s a preview of the forthcoming Lock In with Sharona from Left Hand Brewing telling us all about the beers we’ll be drinking. Plus the final #PrizelessPrize was the closest one we’ve had all season. Check out the winning entry here and the runners up here.
We recount the season past, and all the beers and company we enjoyed, and Mark gets a bit emotional.
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It’s the season 5 Homebrew Special featuring Ady Goodrich, Carl Marshall and Dave-Harrison Ward with their delectable selection of beers.
Also this week, we have more news about the #12BeersofXmas and another first time winner in the #PrizelessPrize.
Don’t forget that next week’s season finale (with mystery beer) will be streamed live so you can watch the professional operational behind your favourite beery podcast!
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I wasn’t going to do the Golden Posts. I don’t think I read a wide enough range of blogs to do it justice, and then I looked again at the categories and thought, why not. It at least gives me an excuse to talk about what I’ve enjoyed this year and to make a resolution to read more blogs next year. I also thought it might be a good opportunity to see how far I could stretch the word ‘blog’ before it breaks. So here goes, and be warned for those of you who have read my Golden Pints, there’s a fair bit of doubling up here…
It’s Golden Pints time and this was much, much easier last year. I knew less about beer, I hadn’t had as many beery experiences as I have this year and I wasn’t a fully fledged craft wanker. So here goes with my Golden Pints…
We have our first brewery to win 2 polls, running away with the votes on this one…
1. Marble Pint 3.9% ABV (bitter)
Former guest on the show and Manchester-based blogger Rowan Molyneux has this to say about the winning beer… Marble has been one of my favourite breweries since I started drinking beer, and when I moved to Manchester I was delighted to be able to drink in Marble’s own pubs. Zingy, pale and fresh, Pint is a stalwart of the Marble range. Full-bodied despite its low ABV, the grapefruit and lemon flavours sing from the glass and its clean, refreshing nature leads you towards ordering another, and another…. To drink this by anything less than, well, the pint, would be an injustice! For me, Pint is the perfect session beer.
This week we feature the last of the beers from our Italian beer selection with Baladin’s eqyptian-influenced ale ‘Nora’.
Joining us to drink it are Andy and Geremia from Beers From Italy.
There’s also a review of Matt Curtis’ recent Darker Days event and we go into festive overload with news about the Crimbo Crawl and the #12BeersofXmas.
We also have a first-time winner of the #prizelessprize and the usual beery news and chatter.
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This week we’re joined by Peter McKerry from Drunken Cinema to review the newly released Five Points Brewing Co’s IPA, now available from Ales By Mail.
There’s an interview with Doreen from Five Points, we chat with Peter about his blog and marvel at the majesticness of his beard.
This plus the return of the pips, news about the Crimbo Crawl, chatter and another stunning #PrizelessPrize.
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