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Welcome in everybody to the Craft Beer Republic.

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Thanks for drinking.

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Thanks for joining.

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I am Greg and I'm being joined from all the way on the fresh coast.

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That is flexy.

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I'm never going to forget that now.

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It's the fresh coast.

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That's what we do here.

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Yeah,

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from the west coast to the fresh coast.

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We're CBR,

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motherfuckers!

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Largest body of fresh water in the world or something?

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Definitely the US.

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That's all that counts.

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Come on.

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Yeah,

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right.

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And then Finland.

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Right.

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Yeah,

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that counts too.

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What's up Finland?

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My guys!

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My guys over there in Finland.

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And my girls.

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World tour!

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Check us on the socials @craftbeerrepublic and of course @flexmeabeer_.

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In between,

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craftbeerrepublic.com.

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All that good shit.

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Rate,

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subscribe,

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do whatever it is you peoples do on your podcast apps and things like that.

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By the way,

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speaking of Finland and my girls,

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have you ever seen those reels made of the tinders from the Scandinavian area?

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No.

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Oh,

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they're dumb.

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They're dumb?

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They make every woman in America look like a monster.

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Oh!

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It's crazy.

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That's how funny.

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I did not know that.

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Yeah,

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I've seen this reel where it was like tinder in Norway and every single girl was just like a complete bombshell.

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Oh,

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I see.

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I thought you were saying it was bad things.

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No,

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like it's dumb,

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like wow,

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like how is it even possible?

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Yeah,

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I mean,

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it's not hard to show us up,

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so not a huge surprise there.

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I guess not.

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Yeah.

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Anyways,

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all right,

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lots to get to today.

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A little Chris Libation Law,

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some beers to talk about,

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some booze news,

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including some drunk passengers on an airplane who are doing the Lord's work over there.

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Oh,

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geez,

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I can't wait.

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But before we get into it,

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let's get into some drinkins.

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I am drinking straight out of Connecticut,

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I guess.

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Hoof Hearted Brewing's Conkey Dong is- Conkey Dong?

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Conkey Dong.

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Should've been a drum roll for that name.

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8%,

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70 IBUs and has a 425 on untapped.

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From the brewery,

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they say excessively dry hopped with Citra,

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Motueka,

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Simcoe.

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I've never heard of this one.

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Dr.

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Rudy Hops from New Zealand.

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It doesn't sound real.

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It sounds very made up and borderline creepy.

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They say dank and juicy,

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brewed in collaboration with Arcade.

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Super awesome.

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On the Old Schnauzer,

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I don't even know what that is.

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It's probably the New Zealand hops.

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It's a little grapey,

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a little white winey.

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Okay.

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Real subtle.

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Ooh,

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the Tongue Dropper.

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First of all,

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ooh,

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this does not drink like it's...

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I read 8% from untapped.

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That's not even close.

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It's 9.5% according to the can.

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I feel like I believe the can more than I believe that bullshit untapped.

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This does not drink like it's 9.5%.

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This,

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everybody,

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apologies for the reading for the rest of the show.

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He done.

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I done.

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Pillowy soft,

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delicious.

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I'm really having a hard time putting a finger or a tongue on what flavors I'm picking out of it.

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It's just soft and it's not like an overly fruity situation.

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Maybe a little bit of citrus.

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It also has that taste,

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like maybe they use Kewlike yeast,

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like a little hint of funk in there.

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Okay.

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Yeah,

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I'm really having a hard time pinpointing what I'm getting over here,

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but I'm not minding it.

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I'll tell you that head and that lacing looks phenomenal.

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Yeah.

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Gorgeous lacing,

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fantastic head.

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It's good stuff.

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Yes,

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sir.

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I'll have another,

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please.

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Yeah.

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Uh,

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anyways.

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All right.

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Did some work traveling again.

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I was back up in the bay area last week.

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Okay.

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Stop at black hammer.

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Did not stop at black hammer.

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And I,

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I didn't have,

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in fact,

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I didn't have time for anything.

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I wanted to go back to wondrous where I had to throw those beers away from,

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right?

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Right.

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I want to go back,

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get some beers,

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bring them last four pack that they had.

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Don't worry about me.

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Put the trash can of a bitch.

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I I'm choosing to believe that TSA agent took them and drank them that I have to believe that.

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Otherwise I might need to call.

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It's gotta be like some Craigslist posts that you can look up to be like,

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Hey,

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to the guy who left the beers at the airport.

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I just want to let you know that I did drink that.

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Yeah.

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It was one hell of a buzz.

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I caught that night.

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Best beer I've ever had signed a former Bud Light drinker.

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Yeah.

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Oh man.

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Yeah.

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So no,

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I didn't have,

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I was so busy.

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I didn't have any time for a brewery.

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In fact,

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we got done working at like nine 30 the first night I was there.

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And,

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um,

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luckily the guy I was with is from up there and he goes,

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Hey,

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you want to go in the city?

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Which for those who aren't from California,

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the city means San Francisco.

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Say,

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Hey,

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you want to go in the city and get some dinner?

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I was like,

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yeah,

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but man,

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everything closes early now ever since COVID he goes,

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I know one spot.

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And we found this like little beat up hole in the wall.

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It's exactly what you see in the movies.

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Chinese food place that was open light.

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It was delicious.

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Yeah,

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it was good.

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It was delicious too.

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Oh,

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it was one of those places where like,

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you know,

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don't get out your white gloves and dust the place.

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Cause you don't want to know what's there,

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but it was tasty and I survived and that's what counts.

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Yeah.

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No food poisoning.

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No food poisoning.

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You know,

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had some Tsingtao's that was,

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that was the best beer they had there.

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And you know,

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not even on tap because they didn't have a draft system.

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It was just out of the fridge.

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They do bottle.

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They usually do bottles at those.

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A couple of Tsingtao bottles and some Chinese food at like 10 o'clock at night.

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It was,

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it was good stuff.

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Was not mad,

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but I was sad.

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I didn't get over to wonders or black hammer.

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Um,

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no,

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no,

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uh,

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brewery research.

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But what I was excited about was at the Oakland airport stumbled upon some more Altamont brewing.

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It's always a good day when you find some Altamont brewing,

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man,

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their shit.

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They're,

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they're old school when it comes to hops.

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Like they,

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they keep things clear,

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but they keep things balanced and delicious.

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And they had a pale ale that I had a couple of before I,

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so here's the thing.

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Since the last time I missed my flight from being late,

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I decided I'm going to get there just a little bit early.

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And I got there a little bit early and there was nobody in line.

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So I had like two hours to kill.

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Good Lord.

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Yeah.

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So I went and I had a couple of beverages.

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They were great.

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Does that ever happen?

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Apparently on Tuesdays at about three in the afternoon,

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I found out people are usually working.

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I guess.

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Yeah.

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I guess,

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you know,

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when I was missing flights is always on a Friday.

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So people were getting out of town,

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but Tuesday about three o'clock,

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nobody in the Oakland airport,

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except for me drinking a bunch of Altamont brewing.

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So nothing wrong with that.

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There's nothing wrong with that.

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Yeah.

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So thanks to Oakland airport for having some good fucking beer going on in there.

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They also,

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one of the places,

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uh,

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their big sign is a Mexican food place,

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which was kind of funny because their big sign outside was we have Pliny and blind pig on tap.

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I was like,

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all right,

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well that doesn't sound bad either.

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So,

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um,

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I opted for the Altamont though.

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Shout out to the Altamont guys over there.

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Big words right there.

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Look,

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love me some blind pig.

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I know you love blind pig and you think Pliny is overrated.

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I think Pliny is a good beer,

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but it just is not worth the hype it receives.

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That's my,

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my take.

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I've never had it,

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so I can't say anything about it.

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All right,

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well I'll have to make things awkward and send you some.

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Please don't.

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Yeah,

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I definitely will.

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Definitely.

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Uh,

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definitely won't do it.

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Send me a beer on to the next segment.

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Thank you.

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No one's more awkward about receiving beer than flexes.

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It's the worst thing in the world because you feel like you owe somebody beer.

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Yes.

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All right.

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I'll tell you how much to Venmo me.

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How about that?

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Okay.

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I'm joking.

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God damn it.

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You have no idea how comfortable I just felt right there.

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Swept the rug right.

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I'll send receipts with everything.

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I would appreciate that.

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We'll get,

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we'll get you some Pliny out there.

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It's like going out with a buddy and he buys the first round and you're like in your head,

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you're like,

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all right,

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well the next round's on me.

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And then he finishes his drink before you and then he comes back with two more.

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Oh yeah.

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You know,

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it's like that thing.

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I was going to get you the next round.

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Drink slower.

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Right.

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We get them next time.

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It works out in the end.

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It works out in the end.

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Then you go out for food afterwards and he pays for all the food and you're just like,

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what the fuck?

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It's not my birthday.

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Like what is going on here?

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I want to hang out with your buddy.

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It's buying people shit.

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I got to know this one.

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Yeah,

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it sounds like.

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Um,

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what about any,

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uh,

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any research going on over there in the Millie Waukee area?

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Unfortunately not.

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I've been trying to get my weight down.

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Oh yeah.

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Yeah.

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We're on a,

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another journey.

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Uh,

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some summers coming up.

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Uh,

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in the last,

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in the last seven days I had one beer.

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Oh shit.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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So yeah.

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Leading up to the wedding last week,

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uh,

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the whole week leading up to except for one day cause it was trivia night,

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no beer at all.

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In fact,

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I think it was like two weeks leading up to it.

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No beer except for trivia nights.

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And how do you do with that?

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Is it easy for you?

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Well,

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I,

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I supplement it with like seltzers.

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Oh,

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so you're still drinking.

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I'm still drinking beer is by far and away,

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you know,

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the worst as far as carbs,

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calories,

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bloating,

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right?

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All of it.

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So I'll supplement it with seltzers.

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Um,

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and then I ran out of seltzers and we weren't going to Costco anytime soon.

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So then I pulled out the red wine,

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which is great is,

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you know,

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like the carbs and red wine are only slightly more than a hard seltzer.

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Okay.

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So from a carb standpoint,

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it's very on par.

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I will alternate between like seltzers and red wine different nights and I'll cut out the beer.

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Yeah,

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I just cut out everything.

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Obviously that's better.

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Like I was just,

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uh,

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I don't know.

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I was just,

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I've been having real bad bloating lately and I'm trying to pinpoint it.

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Yeah.

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I was thinking maybe it's alcohol.

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Not certain.

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Maybe it's beer.

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Uh,

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so I'm still trying to play around with some things.

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Still working on that.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I have this problem where like it doesn't shed as easily as it used to.

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Like a few years ago when we got married,

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the week of my wedding,

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I only,

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only alcohol I consumed up until the day of the wedding was seltzers and I lost six pounds in that week.

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Come on.

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Legit six pounds,

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one week gone.

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Nowadays,

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less easy.

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Yeah.

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I think I'm getting to that age.

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So now I feel like I need like some strategy moving forward with uh,

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maybe not having seconds.

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I do snack a lot less nowadays,

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but I'm also surrounded by meat snacks every day.

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Oh yeah,

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you are.

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You know,

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and they are,

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you know,

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it's a lot of protein,

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but it's also a lot of sodium.

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So it hurts like to try and not eat all that shit at work and then to come home and trying not to drink beer as much.

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Yeah,

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I get it.

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So I'm just trying to figure it out right now.

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And we've talked about this before.

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My biggest problem is like when I have dinner or something,

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I want something delicious to drink with my dinner,

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whether it's beer or wine or whatever.

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Seltzer I don't find like overly delicious.

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It doesn't pair nicely with a steak with anything.

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Yeah.

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So,

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uh,

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you know,

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I want something good,

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but I,

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I feel like I should do another week long trial like I did before my wedding and see like if I go full week without drinking anything but seltzers,

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can I shed those pounds again?

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I would like to,

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I would like to find out that like the numbers on that and if it,

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yeah,

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I should,

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I should do it.

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Take a picture pre on the scale and then drink only seltzers for a week.

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See what happens.

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Yeah.

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And also I'm the opposite of you.

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When I eat,

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I don't like to drink anything.

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I like the flavor combos.

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I love pairing wine and beer with food and not me.

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Oh,

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that's one of my favorite things.

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Sometimes even if I have like a glass of water or soda,

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like I don't even touch it while eating.

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Really?

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I just want to eat.

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I'm that fucking weirdo who like bite a steak,

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sip a wine,

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bite a steak,

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sip a wine.

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So nicely.

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I love doing like the,

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the pairing dinners and Oh,

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that's my jam.

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I love it.

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We did.

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I'm not,

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not with drinks,

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but a couple,

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it was like two New Year's ago my wife did a charcuterie board and it was like part for us,

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but for the kids and she had apple slices on for the kids and I always heard,

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you know,

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apples and cheese,

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apple and cheese.

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Yeah.

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Tried it and it was fucking mind blowing.

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Yes.

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Good.

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Like honest to goodness.

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Completely mind blowing to me.

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All right.

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Let me,

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let me blow your load.

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One more.

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Get a wheel of Brie cheese.

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Okay.

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Slice up apples like green apples.

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Nice and thin layer them on top of the wheel.

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Just a pinch of brown sugar sprinkled on top.

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Wrap it in a,

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like a puff pastry type dough thing.

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Okay.

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Bake it.

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So the cheese melts and gets soft.

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Chef's kiss.

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That sounds ridiculous.

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Cut it open,

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spread it on some crackers or some shit.

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Hmm.

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Super healthy.

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Sounds like it.

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Yeah.

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Pair it with a nice Rose.

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Oh boy.

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I hate Rose.

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Not a Rose a show.

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Oh,

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never will be.

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Uh,

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where were we besides being fat?

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I don't know.

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Now I'm starving.

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Yeah,

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me too.

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I'm trying not to eat and I'm starving.

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Yeah,

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I'm going to do it.

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I'm going to go to Costco,

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get a giant package of seltzers and see if I can lose a few pounds in a week by only drinking seltzers.

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It'll be a real fun experiment.

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I tell you,

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it will be for not me,

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but uh,

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I'll do it for the show.

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It'll still be for you.

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It'll only be fun for me if it actually works.

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If it still works and I might do that more often.

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A little motivation behind the shit.

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Right.

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Every,

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every month just drink seltzers for seven days.

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Yeah,

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there's a week at a very,

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fuck dry January.

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I've got like seltzer week Tuesday through Tuesday or whatever.

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What day is it?

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Oh man,

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my seltzer week starts tomorrow.

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Fuck.

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Hey,

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you guys want to go play trivia?

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No,

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it's seltzer week.

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I can't go to the brewery.

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That's when you got to start talking to brewers and they're doing seltzers.

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Yeah.

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Hey Brit,

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this is just a water bottle.

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I swear.

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Yeah,

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it'd be bad.

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Get one of those sparkling ice.

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There you go.

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Fill it up with seltzer.

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You're good.

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No problems.

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Maybe I should make my own seltzer.

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It's really,

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everything I hear is how easy it is to make seltzer.

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Just sugar,

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water and champagne yeast basically.

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Then flavor.

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Oh really?

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Yeah.

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Maybe I can,

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maybe I can make one that didn't taste like garbage.

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Now there's another experiment for you.

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All right.

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Two experiments.

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One,

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can I still lose weight on seltzers?

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And then two,

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can I make one that doesn't taste like asshole?

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I'm intrigued on this homemade seltzer thing now.

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Oh,

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Oh,

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Oh,

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Oh,

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I should talk to Nick.

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Nick formerly of 14 cannons,

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RIP.

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He now works for,

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fuck,

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what is it called?

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Like Amoretty or whatever they do.

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The flavorings.

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Yeah.

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He's starting like their whole brewing arm.

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I don't know if I'm allowed to say this on the show and um,

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to help like sell their flavorings and stuff.

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I should talk to him and be like,

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Hey,

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I need some POG flavors for some seltzer experiments.

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See if he could,

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uh,

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interesting.

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And Nick,

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if you're listening and I gave away information I'm not supposed to know or anybody's supposed to know,

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I'm uh,

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I'm sorry,

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but also I'm excited for his new project.

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Not a kept secret podcast.

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So,

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uh,

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his loss,

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you must be this tall to write this,

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right?

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Um,

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all right.

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Before we find out if Lexi drinking ludicrous libation law,

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this one comes from Mississippi.

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It is legal in Mississippi to drink and drive as long as your BAC remains below 0.08.

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So you're going to drive like one beer.

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Yeah.

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So it's like no open container problem as long as you keep it under a weight.

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So Mississippi,

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how do you,

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how do you feel about that though?

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Cause I have mixed feelings.

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Part of me is like,

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fuck yeah,

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let's grab a Coors light and hit the road.

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And the other part of me is like,

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ah,

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that feels a little irresponsible.

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I don't know.

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I I'm definitely not one for roadies,

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but I've also live in like a suburban community.

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Um,

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you know,

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it's not like a rural area where it's like,

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Hey,

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let's drive to podunk somewhere and Oh,

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grab a couple roadies,

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you know,

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on the way there.

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Like we,

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we can't do that here.

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We have those really nosy suburban police because same,

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yeah,

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nothing goes on.

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So they're always sticking their nose.

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Yeah.

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I got nothing to do.

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Right.

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Looking for something to do.

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And uh,

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growing up I was like a super goody two shoes and my younger brother was not,

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Oh,

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and he constantly had run ins with the local PD because he,

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you know,

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would do unlawful things.

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Sure.

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So,

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and I just,

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I wouldn't get myself mixed in with that whole thing.

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So they pull them over.

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It's like,

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Oh,

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Mr.

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a beer again.

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I mean like when my younger brother was like,

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I don't know,

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15,

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16 he'd be walking through like the town with his friends and the caps would just pull up next to him.

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They'd be like,

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you guys got cigarettes on you.

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And they're like,

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what?

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And they're just like,

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then they would just start berating them.

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That sounds illegal.

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Super was just walking,

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not doing anything wrong,

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but that's the suburbs for you.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I feel I live pretty suburbia ish,

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but you know,

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I've been known to bring some roadies on a road trip to Vegas.

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Greg,

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we have sub 15,000 people in the city I live in.

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Oh yeah.

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It's not the not that small.

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It's way smaller than probably where you live.

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It's I mean,

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I'm saying my town's not that small.

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Oh yeah.

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Your town's not.

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Yeah.

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No,

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no,

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no.

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I can look up to what's the population of where I live.

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Oh,

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we have 124,000 in our,

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yeah.

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Yeah.

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So it's a,

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that's a good amount.

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Yeah.

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Cops are still bored here too though.

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Really?

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Not,

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not as,

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but where I grew up is as much smaller as probably about half of this,

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even less even.

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Yeah.

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And uh,

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the cops were real bored there.

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One time I got pulled over for turning a corner too slow.

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Come on,

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too slow.

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Legit turned the corner.

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I had my permit and then my license yet pulls me over,

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asked for my license.

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Hey,

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don't have it.

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You know,

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but I have my permit.

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Here you go.

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And at this point he hasn't told me what he pulled me over for.

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He starts to walk away and I stopped him.

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I was respectful.

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I said,

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she's my officer.

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Can I ask you why you pulled me over?

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Well,

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he turned that corner real slow.

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Yeah,

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that's pretty boring.

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I was like,

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all right.

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I said,

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is that illegal?

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And he goes,

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well,

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I thought maybe you were,

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you know,

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drinking or something.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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Good story.

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Dude.

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Took a gamble.

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Did not pay off.

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Did not pay off.

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I was 15.

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So you failed to dummy.

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You did not go home and say,

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Hey,

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honey,

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guess what I did today?

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Exactly.

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Do not pass.

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Go.

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Do not collect $200.

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All right.

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Before we find out how hot it is in these rhinos,

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let's find out what flex is drinking over there in a world where craft beer is King world where muscles are bigger than growlers.

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Only one tongue can guide us.

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One man,

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one tongue,

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one tongue jobber in this world.

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We must find out what is flex drinking.

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You know,

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I really hope people got that rhino reference.

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I hope so too.

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Cause you know,

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sometimes people,

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I mean,

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I'm 35,

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30 and older,

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younger,

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like they just don't get it.

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Yeah.

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You're probably at like the bottom end of that reference.

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You think so?

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Yeah.

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Cause I think when that came out,

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I was like 11 or 12 was at 94.

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Yeah.

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So that puts you at like eight or nine or something.

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So how dare you?

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No,

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that was the second one.

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So probably 97 to 97.

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I was 12.

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That was nine.

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All right.

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So you're kind of the tail end of getting that.

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Okay.

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I don't think the five-year-olds were getting that.

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I was four years old watching revenge of the nerds.

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Like that's how I was raised.

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Let's go.

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Um,

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any weasels,

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not a hot butcher.

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They made another,

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uh,

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drop my local shop and there was tons of stuff.

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And I landed on mostly cause of the name.

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Rarely do I ever buy for beer names,

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only interested in bangers.

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I like it.

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And I just love that name because of the bangers I call good songs,

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bangers,

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beers,

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bangers,

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anything that's good.

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It's a banger.

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Right.

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Um,

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and then you look at the can art and it's all these,

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they're records.

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Oh,

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like those colored labels.

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Yeah.

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It's like a music type dealie thing.

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I dig really neat,

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really neatly done.

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Um,

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it is a double IPA,

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Citra,

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mosaic,

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Simcoe and Saburo hops.

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And again,

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I've had a,

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this is quite a,

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maybe 10 shows back.

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I had a hot butcher and I got to tasting notes on the cam,

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which I absolutely love.

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Much appreciated.

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Says a juicy citrus,

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lush tropical and candy berry.

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We all know how I feel about the berry note.

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So hard to find.

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Let's see what we get.

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Daddy like,

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Oh,

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so this is a 8%.

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So yeah,

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yeah.

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Daddy does like that.

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We're going hard tonight,

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motherfuckers.

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So it is sweet on the old sniffer here.

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Okay.

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Maybe getting actually like some,

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some strawberry,

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like some dehydrated strawberry.

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So I'm getting that now.

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So I guess I'll go fuck myself.

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Um,

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a little warm field,

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some jobber here.

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Let me know if you need to help fuck yourself.

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Ooh.

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So that's some low carbonation.

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You didn't dive in one more time.

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Yeah.

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I do thorough research.

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The notes are low key.

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Um,

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I'm not getting much of any kind of citrus.

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There's a tiny bit of tropical,

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like maybe a little bit of pineapple here.

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Tiny bit of that strawberry,

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like that dehydrated strawberry coming through.

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Um,

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and then a good,

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a good amount of bitterness.

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Um,

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like something that's going to like hang on your tongue till the morning.

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One more time here.

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Clearly you hate it.

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I don't hate it.

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It just,

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um,

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it bothers me when I can't figure out what's going on.

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That's how I feel with my beer.

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Yeah.

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It just,

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it,

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it's a,

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it's a personal thing.

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It's not them.

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It's me.

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I tell all my girls it's cliche,

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but the bitterness it's kind of out of nowhere,

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but it's solid.

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It's drinkable.

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I don't know,

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untapped your head at a four one eight.

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I don't know if I'm going to rate it that high.

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Like this one,

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I'd probably give a,

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cause I'm not a,

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you know,

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subscription member.

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Sure.

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I'd give it a three seven five.

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All right.

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Which it's drinkable.

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Yeah.

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I would drink,

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I would drink it again.

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Yeah.

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Wouldn't turn it down.

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Right.

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Right.

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But you know,

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I've had better beers,

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more enjoyable beers.

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Yeah.

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If I'm being honest.

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Totally acceptable.

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Right,

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right,

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right.

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Not banging them or banging.

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Yeah.

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For a name like,

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uh,

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only the bangers or only interested in bangers needs to be more banging.

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Yeah.

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I do wish it was a little more banging.

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Yeah.

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Well,

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you know,

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till next time they can't all be bangers.

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I guess they really can't all be bangers.

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All right.

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Let's get a little news going before we get out of here.

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Yes.

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Because not a banging show.

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Well,

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daddy daddy liked banging.

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So creepy full circle brewing and crowns and hops founders unite in a circle of crowns beverage group strategic Alliance.

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We've heard a lot about strategic alliances in the craft beer world,

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and now full circle and crowns and crowns and hops are forming one as well.

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Uh,

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the circle of crowns beverage group includes Inglewood based crowns and hops Fresno based full circle brewing and its sister brands,

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speakeasy ales and Sonoma cider crowns and hops CEO and co-founder Benny

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Ashburn told brew bound that this Alliance is a monumental opportunity

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to unite for exceptional black brands that have individually

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made significant waves in the industry by banding together.

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We're not just shaking up the industry,

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but we're also rewriting the DNA when you think about it,

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because an opportunity like this has never existed for before for BIPOC brands in the market.

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No equity will change hands under the strategic Alliance,

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but all four brands will share resources and a combined sales force to cross the necessary hurdles for placement in chain retailers,

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all but a requirement to succeed in distributed sales in California.

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Well,

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that sounds good then.

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Yeah.

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Goes on to talk about how full circle has sold more beer than any other black owned brewery.

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And you know,

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partnering up is,

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is only a good mood for good move for everybody at this point.

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Right?

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It's not like anybody's trying to get over more than somebody else or undercut somebody.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I'd say it sounds like a real good move.

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Yeah.

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And crowds and hops really clam the ladder.

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Like they came out of the gate swinging.

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You can find them in stores.

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You can find them unfortunately on total wine.

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I know,

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but you can also get them at TJS and,

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and they'd done a really good job of getting their name and their beer out there.

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So it all makes sense.

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Speaking of getting beer and total wine,

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this has nothing to do with it.

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Um,

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go on.

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Um,

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our,

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we had a major craft beer distribution company that came out about three years ago.

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They were called Pequot,

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P E Q U O D.

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Okay.

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And they are ceasing to exist.

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They're done.

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Oh,

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closing.

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Is that a local Milwaukee thing?

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I don't know if it's Milwaukee or Wisconsin,

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Wisconsin,

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Southeastern,

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whenever.

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Um,

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but they're done and they like kind of cornered the market on a lot of breweries.

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So like my beloved phase three,

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Oh,

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you know,

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like when they were self distributing and then they sold off to this company to contract out for their sales.

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Well,

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didn't you see their prices went up?

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Their price is just skyrocketing.

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Yeah.

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So now I'm very,

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very intrigued to see what goes on in the future,

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like the upcoming months of certain breweries that they would carry and how things are going to go,

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who they're going to go through.

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If they're going to go,

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certain people are going to go back to self distribution,

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what's going to happen.

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So it's kind of a big thing going on by us.

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Yeah,

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that's huge.

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And allegedly for like whoever,

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like local bar clients that they were dealing with,

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they were selling shit like dirt cheap just to get rid of it.

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So,

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so there was a bar around here called the drunk uncle.

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Very popular.

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And it's great name.

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They were buying like craft beer kegs from this company for like 15 bucks,

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like closeout.

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Holy shit.

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Yeah.

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So they're planning a day party day,

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future day.

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Everybody drinks free.

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That's awesome.

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Not even shooting you.

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Everybody drinks free.

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Is that going to be on a fish fry Friday?

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Um,

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I think it's going to be on a Saturday.

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Okay.

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Nothing special going on in Wisconsin on a Saturday,

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but,

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uh,

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it's going to be like from 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM or something like that.

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you can fight the hangover the next day on hot ham Sundays.

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You got it.

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Yeah.

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I want to come out for that party.

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It's a great party.

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That sounds like a great party.

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One of my favorite parties out here was a brewery that no longer exists.

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They would do kick the keg parties that they'd have like a bunch of kegs that were,

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you know,

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towards the end,

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obviously.

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Right.

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And they would sell ticket.

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You come in,

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you'd sell tickets.

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I think it was like five bucks a pour and they just do their best to kick the kegs.

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And if you happen to be the person who kicked it,

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you got a gift card for like 20 bucks at a future visit.

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And they do like six,

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seven,

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eight kegs at a time.

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It'd be like,

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Oh,

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leftover from beer festivals and leftover from charity things.

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So there'd be a ton of kegs to go through and you know,

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cheap beer.

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Plus he had a good chance of getting a gift card by the end of the night.

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It was,

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it was a fun time at the interstate fair.

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We have a big craft beer tent.

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It's called the micro.

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And if you kick a keg,

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you get the t-shirt that you kicked the keg.

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Nice.

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That's cool.

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That's pretty neat.

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Yeah.

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I like that.

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British passengers on a Turkey bound flight gulp down the planes,

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entire supply of alcohol in under 30 minutes.

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Come on less than 30 minutes into their four hour journey.

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British passengers on a flight to Turkey consumed all of the alcohol on board.

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The incident occurred on a recent sun express flight during which the U S German CEO,

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Max Konatsky said that British travelers were more high spend and more hedonistic than those from other nations.

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The specific airport from which the aircraft took off the flight's date,

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time and passenger count have not been disclosed.

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He says,

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we sold out a beer and wine 25 minutes after departure.

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We haven't done that in any other market.

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He said,

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my goodness,

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it was like Scott was on the plane.

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So one of my Monday regulars at Eagle park,

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he's a pilot and he said he once piloted a flight for the owner of lining Googles.

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Oh,

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and the only reason he knows this is because the guy can't remember his first name and he gave the stewardess his credit card and he said,

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make sure anybody who buys a lining Googles on this flight,

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make sure I buy it for them.

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I like that.

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So she was just like,

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who the fuck is this guy?

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I think he is.

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So she goes to the pilots and the cap,

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you know,

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like,

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Hey,

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look,

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get a load of this guy said he was going to do this for these people.

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And my friend looked at the car and he's like,

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Oh,

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holy shit.

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Like he's not kidding.

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That's Mr.

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Kugel.

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Right.

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So I thought that was actually a pretty neat thing to do.

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That is pretty neat thing to do.

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You can still get linings on a Southwest flights.

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Yeah.

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So I swear they're never going to get rid of them.

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That's what my friend uh,

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pilots were.

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Yeah.

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It's pretty dope.

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Also pilots,

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they got the life,

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man.

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Oh,

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what a life.

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Yeah.

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I mean long days,

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but,

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but they got the life.

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They,

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they pull it in.

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So I've been told.

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Okay.

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We'll awkwardly move on from that.

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A man was arrested for his 12th.

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Oh,

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why that's too many had an open vodka bottle in car and admitted he was pretty drunk out there in the old Wisconsin area.

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You guys come Oh,

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W I's huh?

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Yes.

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I hear it's DUI driving under the influence.

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Um,

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here now they change it to OWI cause you could be operating a lawnmower.

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You could be,

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you can be riding a bicycle,

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uh,

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tractors like,

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so that's why they change it to OWI cause you can be operating any vehicles,

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anything that moves.

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I operated your mom under the influence and he got me.

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So everybody fucking got me,

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uh,

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out of Appleton,

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Wisconsin.

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John minor admitted that he was quote pretty drunk and a field sobriety test showed a blood alcohol level 0.267.

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My goodness.

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Yeah.

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According to a criminal report,

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according to the complaint,

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an officer pulled minor over for going 85 and a 70 on interstate 41.

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When the officer bad,

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it could be worse.

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When the officer approached the vehicle,

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he saw an open bottle of vodka and there was an overpowering odor of intoxicating beverages emitting from the inside of the vehicle.

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Even with both the driver and piss passenger windows down,

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minor said he was coming from Toma.

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Yep.

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Okay.

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The officer asked him for more specifics.

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He goes on to say,

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it doesn't matter.

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I'm drunk.

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Jesus.

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When asked how drunk he was,

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John said,

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pretty drunk trooper soccer pointed to the bottle of vodka and John

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admitted to drinking from the bottle of vodka while he was driving and

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that he was consuming the vodka as he passed troopers on interstate 41.

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The trooper directed John to exit the vehicle and he complied.

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However,

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before exiting the vehicle,

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John immediately grabbed for the bottle of vodka.

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Come on.

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Took another drink from the bottle.

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Oh good.

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That's embarrassing.

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Not only was his BAC 0.267 more than three times the normal limit due to previous convictions.

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His allowed BAC was only a 0.02.

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I don't think he actually does.

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Three traffic citations were also issued against him.

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Inhaling nitrous oxide,

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operating the vehicle without insurance and speeding,

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which was 11 to 15 miles per hour above the limit.

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Dude was doing knocks while drunk.

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That's a black sheep.

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Yeah.

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Right.

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When the nitrous oxide boosters are leaking the road,

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row road.

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It's another one of them freaky words.

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Anyways,

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this map is heavy limit limit.

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Oh,

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it's so good for anybody that doesn't know.

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Do some research.

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Yes.

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Please go watch some black sheep limit.

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Such a good movie.

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It's been a while.

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How about,

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how about we end things on a list?

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I was hoping for a list.

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I'm not going to lie after last episode.

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Yeah.

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Needed a list in your life.

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Needed a list.

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Here we go.

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We had the top eight.

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God,

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I love lists.

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Crispiest.

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No frills.

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American Pilsner's just Miller light.

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One through eight,

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right?

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Number eight trogues.

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Sunshine pills.

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I bet that's good.

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Never had it.

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Number seven.

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It's been around since 1972.

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Oscar blues.

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Mama's little yellow pills.

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I've actually had that.

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Yeah.

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I had it like 20 years ago for me.

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It was like,

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well,

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I honestly don't remember it five years ago,

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six years ago.

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It was all right.

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Yeah.

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I don't remember.

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I remember it being fine,

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but that was forever ago.

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A number six Von Trapp,

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Bavarian pills on trap.

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That's like a side of traps.

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Yeah.

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Right.

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Oh,

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I missed this.

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I like this.

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I should tell you the price.

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The trogues,

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12 bucks for a six pack.

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Oscar blues,

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12 bucks for a six black pack and the Von Trapp,

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$13 for a six pack.

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Come on.

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Yeah.

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Number five,

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six point the crisp Pilsner,

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11 bucks for a six pack.

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I like that.

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Number four,

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Deschutes King crispy 12 bucks for a six pack.

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All we ever get is like,

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uh,

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what is it?

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Juice?

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What is the Deschutes one with like the juice squeezed or the,

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Oh,

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freshly squeezed.

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Yeah.

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That's all we ever fucking get from them.

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That's all you get from them.

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Yeah.

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I think my favorite Deschutes beer is,

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um,

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black,

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black butt.

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Thank you.

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Black butt.

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Yeah.

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Black Butte supporter.

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Uh,

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delicious.

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Not even like the fancy barrel age one.

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Just the regular black view.

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Right?

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Dur licious.

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Son of a bitch.

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Uh,

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I've had this one.

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Number three victories.

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Prima pills 13 bucks for a six pack.

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Number two ox bow loop below.

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Okay.

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16 bucks for a four pack.

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What?

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And then number one shilling Jacobus.

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No idea.

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15 bucks for a four pack.

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I wonder who enters these.

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Yeah,

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not me.

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No.

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They say it's the perfect mix of crisp,

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sweet malts,

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fruity,

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citrus,

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and floral flavors.

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I bet it's not.

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It's probably,

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they're probably full of shit.

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Yes.

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Yeah.

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I can tell you right now they're full of shit.

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Yeah.

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So,

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so there you have it.

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Top eight crispiest,

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no frills.

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American Pilsner.

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Well,

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I hate it.

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Glad to hear it.

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Absolutely hate it.

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Fuck you.

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American Pilsner list.

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You weren't that crispy after all.

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I don't believe you.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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That's all I'm going to say.

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Yeah.

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Uh,

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all right.

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Let's hit some music.

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Let's say hello to Vanessa.

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Hi,

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Vanessa.

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Hi there.

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Uh,

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you guys,

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thanks for listening.

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Thanks for drinking along with us.

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Find us on the socials at Craft Beer Republic and of course at flex me a beer underscores in between craftbeerrepublic.com.

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This is unofficial.

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I haven't even talked to her yet,

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but I'm going to try and get Mel on for the next show because I want to do some fridge digging.

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Dig out those old,

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old beers we have in my old shitty one that I got in there.

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Yeah.

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So Mel,

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if you listen to this before I ask you,

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want to come on the show next week?

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She's in.

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Yeah.

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She's,

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we haven't even posted the show yet and she's in.

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So,

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uh,

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we need to do our old beers that we were talking about.

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So,

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uh,

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stick around to see if she shows up or not.

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Uh,

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I think that's everything.

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I hope everyone's staying very well hydrated and on that note,

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good night everybody.