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Let me adjust my old man lower.

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Back pillow and my lumbar pillow and my memory foam couch cushion.

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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 by the best looking guy just outside of Milwaukee.

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And that's flex.

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What's.

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My gosh, I needed that today.

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You are looking fucking on it.

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Like the hairs, like the sexy indifference kind of waviness.

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This is a head hair today.

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No, this is like I didn't try, but secretly I tried.

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That's crazy.

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I literally took my head off.

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That's what I did.

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And I always have a thing for librarian glasses, so.

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Oh, bone er.

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Well, now I'm on cloud nine, cloud.

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69, cloud from six to midnight.

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But hey, not a boner show.

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Not yet.

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It usually becomes one.

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Anyways, sorry everybody that hasn't turned this off yet.

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Thanks again for drinking and joining.

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Find us on the socials at craft beer poke.

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And of course, flex me a beer underscores in between all that good stuff.

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We have a lot to get to today.

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We got a voicemail from the homie beer girl, Melissa.

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Oh, I was.

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I was really gonna say chew.

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I thought you would.

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I checked out a new brewery, we got some booze, news to get to and so much more.

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So if you guys don't mind, I'm gonna crack into some beverage over here.

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Out of my beer.

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Out of my bear, out of my beer.

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Oh, yes, I think I talked about this a couple weeks ago.

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Hung out with Andrew, aka Ventura county.

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Beer underscores on the gram, and he hooked up with a few beers for me from around the

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area.

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And this is another one of them.

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This one, instead of for made west, gave me two made west and two Casa agrias.

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So I am drinking thanks to Andrew, Citra traveler from Casa Agria.

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This is a west coast pilsner, of course, has tons of citra in it.

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It is 5.5% no listed ibus and has a 398 untapped.

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The can says Citra traveler is our all Citra west coast Pilsner.

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And it's all about expressing one of the most beautiful hops ever that packs a big mango

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guava pineapple punch with hints of dank berry.

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Hook up the trailer, fill up the ice chest, and hit the road with citra traveler.

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Let me sniff in here.

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Yeah.

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What do we got on the aromatics?

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Mostly that dankness.

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A lot of pine coming, a little bit of berry.

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I get a little berry, maybe like raspberry in there.

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Mostly dank and the fact that I can pick anything out is good.

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I don't have the best sniffer in the world, but here's the important part.

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Ye olde tongue jumper.

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Get it?

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All right.

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I love a good west coast Pilsner, and this is a good west coast Pilsner.

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I don't get tons of mango or guava, for that matter.

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I'm getting more pineapple and more of that berry.

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Again, very fruit.

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Fruity but not juicy.

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You know, like a hazy or like the New Zealand hop for anything.

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But you get a lot of that fruit, a lot of dank on the finish.

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And it is ever so pilsnery, clear as it should be.

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That is very nice looking and very clean and very light and very fucking chuggable.

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Like, this is not going to last long, you know.

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Can I tell you those.

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You can.

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Fruity notes.

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When they hit on pilsners, they hit so much different.

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Yeah, they really do.

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I just had an italian pilsner the other day, and I was like, oh, this is, you know, it's

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classic.

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It's italian pills.

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Nothing special, nothing wrong.

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It's good.

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It's exactly what it's supposed to be, right handed over to the wife.

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And I was like, what do you think?

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She's like, it's too hoppy.

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They are, yes.

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Like, what?

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I did not find it hoppy, but, you know.

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Oh, really?

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Yeah.

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I'm also a hop whore, so maybe I'm desensitized.

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I find with the italian pilsners that they are a more hot rate.

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They are a hopier Pilsner.

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Well, she would tell you it was, and I would disagree.

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But like I said, hop whore, so my tongue is probably just shot to shit, so who knows?

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But this is good.

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I taste it all in here.

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This is crushable and light.

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A little fruity.

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The right amount of dank you would expect from Citra.

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I mean, we've had so many classic ipas with Citro, I think we pretty much know what it

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tastes like at this point.

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I have a very good idea.

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Yeah.

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But very good.

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I love casa.

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We all know that I'm a bit of a whore for Casa Agris.

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And, I mean, I've had some of their stuff, and they're really good.

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I haven't had a single thing from there that I was like, yeah, that was all right, right?

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Yeah, everything's good.

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Their stuff is really good.

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And you love west coast prisoners.

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I do.

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And it's so fucking hot here in southern California right now.

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My phone keeps telling me there's weather advisories.

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Yeah, I just saw somebody post something about the weather in California and you're looking

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at a couple hundred degree days in a row.

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Yeah, I mean, like hundred degrees in certain parts of the area.

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Not a big deal.

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It's normal.

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But like right where I'm at, you know, that's, that's pretty fucking hot.

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So I'd say that's hot anywhere you are.

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I don't care if you.

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California, Arizona, Wisconsin, Massachusetts.

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When you move to the desert, like, you got to know it's coming.

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Well, yeah, but 100 degrees is 100 degrees no matter where you are.

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Fucking balls out here.

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So hot as well.

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This is quenching the thirst, thanks to Andrew.

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Once again, Andrew was going to hang with us, but some Covid things came up so that didn't

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get to happen.

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I mean, we'll work something out where he can hang out with us.

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Excuse me, hang out with us and share some beers and all that good shit.

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He's a good guy.

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So he likes good beer, obviously.

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So there you go.

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Remember a couple of weeks ago we were talking about taco guys and you're like, hey, does

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everybody in California, just.

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Every taco guy you?

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Well, listener Andrew hit us up and he said, hey, I'm currently listening to the podcast.

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Pretty sure I'm going to become the taco guy in my neighborhood.

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He moved out to the midwest as well, so, you know, he's, he's the only guy out there from

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California that knows what's up.

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And so pretty sure I'm going to become the taco guy in my neighborhood.

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And it was also the show we talked about expensive beers.

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And he goes, or excuse me, cheaper beers at airports.

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I guess it was expensive beers.

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So that beer prices.

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Yeah, it was expensive beers at airports.

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Yeah, that's what it was.

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Because he goes, I believe your list.

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I spent $15 on a Gordon Biersch hef at the Detroit airport.

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I was like, yikes.

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So anyways, thanks to Andrew for writing in there.

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Also, I tried a new brewery last weekend.

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I like my, my research at new breweries has been lacking as of late.

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First of all, I mean, I've had everything in the area.

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Nothing new is popping up.

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But we were back up in Paso as per usual, doing the old wakeboarding thing.

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And there's brewing and wine.

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Yeah.

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This time though, had some beers.

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Okay.

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Paso Robles Brewing company, I think they opened last year.

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We just hadn't made it over there.

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Honestly, like, from the looks of things, it looked like a hometown BJ's, you know, you

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guys have BJ's out there, right?

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Actually, we just recently got one.

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Okay.

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And we went like a month ago.

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And did you like, uh, finish your story?

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I don't want to ruin your story with a bad BJ.

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No one wants to ruin anything with a bad BJ.

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So, uh, you know, we sort of just were not in a huge hurry to try it out, but we, we

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finally were like, you know what?

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In fact, we were going to go to a different brewery and we had Marty the brew pub with us

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and we showed up and like, oh, yeah, no dogs allowed.

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I was like, at a fucking brewery?

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What is wrong with you?

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So we were like, fuck you, we're leaving.

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So we went here and they have food at Passover and they're like, oh, yeah, dogs.

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No, no problem, come on in.

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So had a few other beers.

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In fact, we had like half of their, more than half their menu.

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We just got two flights, which was like eight of ten of their beers.

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And pretty like, their lager was real good.

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I liked their hazy.

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What else did I like?

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There was a few in there that were like, really good.

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And I was pleasantly surprised.

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I ended up getting a pint at the hazy afterwards.

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Like, I was like, this is actually really solid hazy.

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The wife really liked the lager.

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The pilsner was good.

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So, yeah, pleasantly surprised.

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It was good time.

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So if you're, you know, you really.

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Like a beer when you get a full pour after the flight, right?

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Yeah.

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Because I talked, you know, a few weeks ago about that place we went to.

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I didn't even finish the flight, let alone order a beer afterwards, which is crazy.

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Yeah, we won't mention names, but.

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So anyways, this time I ordered a beer afterwards and I quite enjoyed it.

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So cheers to Paso Robles Brewing company.

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Yeah.

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How was the food?

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Did you.

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We had some snacks.

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We had, what did they call them?

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Like pork or rib, something like rib tots or had some cutesy names.

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Basically it was like ribs, but like they'd cut most of the bone off.

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So it was like a little snack size ribby thing.

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Okay.

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It was good.

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It was exactly what we expected it to be.

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My sister got, hey, you know, my sister got married.

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What?

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Yeah, she was.

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That's crazy.

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She got like a salad or something and so anyways, yeah, yeah, it was good.

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We didn't have a ton, but, you know, it's good what we had.

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Cool.

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Well, it's good.

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Yeah.

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Because even decent food at a brewery is gonna bring me back.

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True.

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You know, especially if the beer is good.

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Yeah.

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So you wanna hear about sloppy BJ?

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I mean, truthfully, not a horrible time.

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My wife had heard about this place and they go, she always tries to reel me in by like,

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like, oh, hey, there's beer here.

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Or it's brewhouse, or a brew pub.

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And it's kind of like when people were trying to get me to watch Game of Thrones and they

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were like, boobs.

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Boobs?

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Yeah.

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Like, yeah, I got the Internet, fucker.

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Yeah, that's crazy, right?

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Yeah, boobs, that's all.

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So I was like, yeah, we're like, we'll go, we'll try it out.

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I have no problem trying out a new place.

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I, we pulled up, I assumed it's franchise, just the way everything's set up.

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Cause they're everywhere out here.

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Never heard of them.

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So you get in there and they're promoting all their beer everywhere.

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Like BJ's everything.

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There's like twelve of them.

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And get seated at our table right away, and right on the placard on the table, it said,

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like, try our collab with lagunitas.

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And then red flag.

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They didn't have it on the menu, but I immediately thought, is that a real collab or does

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lagunitas just brew their beer?

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And then they put the BJ's label on it.

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So I start thinking.

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So I googled it.

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Uh, it said, apparently BJ's does own six breweries throughout the country.

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They brew their own beer.

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Some of the restaurants have their own, uh, brewing equipment when the ones out here

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actually brews their own beer to sustain themselves.

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So I found that, uh, to be true.

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Right, so that's great.

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I ordered their pail to start out just a real classic malty hoppy piney, you know,

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everything you'd expect from a classic pale ale.

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Mm hmm.

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Though I deleted the picture.

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I was going to send it to you.

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The lacing on the glass was like top notch.

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Oh, sexual.

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Like, it was like a centerfold worthy lacing on the glass.

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It was nice.

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It was great.

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Like, the beer wasn't special.

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Right?

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Like I said, it was classic.

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I did get their pilsner after that, and it wasn't great.

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So I was kind of bummed out on that.

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You know, just wasn't like overly crisp and refreshing and, you know, no breadiness.

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It was still kind of like malty, and I wasn't here for it.

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Sure.

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The wings, on the other hand, I thoroughly enjoyed their wings.

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All right, I think I got a hot honey sauce and can't remember the other one.

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The hot honey sauce wasn't very hot, honey.

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Or.

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Or hot or anything.

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Oh, no, I'm sorry.

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It was a Nashville sauce.

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That one sucked.

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Oh, and then whatever.

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I love hot and Nashville hot sauce.

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I know.

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I love Nashville hot.

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It's the best.

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But this one was just not great.

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You didn't by any chance have the Jeremiah red, did you?

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The beer?

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No, I did not.

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Okay.

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I haven't been to BJ's in many a year, but from what I remember, Jeremiah Red was pretty

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good.

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Here, I can look this up real quick.

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Well, while you look, I'll tell you two fun BJ's facts that kind of connect to our friends.

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Uh, one Monica of petals and pints, used to manage a BJ's restaurant.

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Okay.

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And then chaz the head brewer, Malibu Brewing, got his start brewing out of BJ's under this

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guy Dave, who's the head brewer now at ladyface, which is the brewery that Malibu brewing

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is buying to make their second location.

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That's crazy.

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Yeah.

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Small world.

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Oh, yeah.

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The piranhas pale ale.

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That was okay.

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Yeah, I remember that name.

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That was.

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That.

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That was the good pale ale.

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And maybe I did get the light switch lager or lighthouse logger, whatever the fuck it was

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called, but that one wasn't great.

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Mm.

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Yeah.

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I find their beers to be pretty meh for the most part.

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Well, yeah.

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And especially when you drink, you know, decent enough stuff every day, every weekend,

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every time you drink beer.

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Like, you know, we kind of do, and.

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But, yeah.

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Like, I wasn't thoroughly disappointed with it.

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Sure.

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Which is good.

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Our service could have been better.

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They served us.

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They served my daughter frozen corn dogs.

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So that was, like, the worst part about it.

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Like, they were still frozen.

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They were, like, cold.

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Yeah.

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Like frozen y cold on the inside.

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They were, like, warm on the outside, but then cold.

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The frozen on the inside.

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So then they just had to go fry some more up.

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But they didn't even take it off the receipt, which I thought was bizarre.

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Oh, that is a little shitty.

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Right?

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Like, the guy even felt the inside of the mini corndog.

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Yeah.

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And was like, oh, yeah, that is cold.

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So it's like, you usually take that off and you're like, oh, I'm so sorry about that.

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Right.

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Or here's a, you know, free dessert instead, or something.

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Right.

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Or just something to.

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Not that you're looking for free shit, necessarily, but.

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Correct.

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Which is usually how it goes down.

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Hey, we're.

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So you're not looking to go out and get something served to you that's unedible.

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Right?

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You know, hey, like, please, like just a little.

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Little something, bud.

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Yeah.

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Weird.

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Not even.

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Not even like a wink.

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No.

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Half.

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Half a beer for daddy something.

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Right.

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But no.

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So, yeah, I mean, BJ's was fine.

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I just, you know, was skeptical and.

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Yeah, it's Cheney, but very Cheney.

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Yeah.

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If you're looking to get fat kid status, you get a pazuki, you know, warm cookie, cold ice

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cream.

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It's delicious.

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I did read that one on the menu.

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We did not get one.

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I was pretty full from the wings.

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Uh, they were pretty large.

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Yeah, they were not very, you know, like, you want to get wings and they're, like, super

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chewy.

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These were not those wings.

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These were pretty solid.

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Oh, good.

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So that's the best.

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Yeah, I would say there's, like, solid six out of ten.

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Yeah.

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Nice.

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Oh, before I forget, shout out to Bellevue, Washington, our top listening city of last

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week.

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Weird.

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That's because you said Fremont on the episode.

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Maybe.

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So I wonder how.

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Guarantee.

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Yeah, so, no, no, that was Fremont, California that we were talking about.

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Well, yeah, but then we started talking about Fremont.

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Could have sort of started talking about.

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Yeah, maybe we did.

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You know, I did a couple weeks ago.

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I have a madewest Fremont collab.

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Maybe that's what gave me.

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Yep.

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Can't believe I just remembered that.

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So, um, anywho.

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Yeah, good times.

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What else is going on?

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Any, uh, any other research?

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Anything going on with you over there?

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Um, so it's fall to me because it's September.

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Still hot as balls over here.

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Still.

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It's still pretty hot here.

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But we went and did some apple orchard picking today.

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Every year we did like a summer thing or a fall thing we try and do every year fall,

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because I said it's fall.

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And the way the kids school is working out now, the next two months, and we got Disney

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coming up and, you know, I work every weekend, and it's just not right to take a day off

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just to go apple picking.

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So Labor Day.

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Happy Labor Day.

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Happy Labor Day.

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Drove out to this place, peck and bushel.

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We've been going there three or four years now.

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Really, really nice facility.

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And I.

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So out there.

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And we picked some apples.

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Pick some.

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Some river bells and some Williams pride and some sansas and what is.

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Zestars were terrible.

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They were rotting on trees.

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I'm assuming there was like, last of the crop.

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So they're like, your ability to name apples is impressive.

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Well, I just went today, so I remembered them.

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Right.

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And you're a produce guy, so.

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Well, I used to be former.

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Yeah, former artists.

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Formerly known as yes.

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So, yeah, it was a good time.

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The cool thing was, so they had this new building in the back because they have, like, this

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main building.

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It's where you buy your bag to fill the apples.

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Okay.

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They have all, like, the apple cider donuts in there.

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You can get all these apple desserts and pastries, deconstructed caramel apples, some

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shopping stuff, whatever.

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So then on the backside where they have the orchards, they built this huge building.

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And it has, like, lunchy stuff and sandwiches and sodas and beer.

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Okay, now I'm in.

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So that was neat.

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I actually always said every year we went there.

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I always thought.

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I didn't say.

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I did think.

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The one thing missing is beer.

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It's hot as balls.

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Mm hmm.

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You're outside, not a cloud in the sky.

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Yeah.

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70 degree sun with not a cloud in the skyd.

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It's hot.

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Yeah.

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And it's just bacon on you.

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It's terrible.

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That beer hit so good.

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So good.

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But yeah.

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So we were talking a little before the show because I'm very old.

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Right.

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We're both close to canes and walkers.

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Yeah.

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I mean, I'm getting up there in age.

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I had to fix my lower back pillow before we recorded.

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Yes.

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Lumbar support.

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Yes.

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I got the bad lumbar.

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Doctor says I need a bachiotomy.

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Right.

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You know, I said that line to somebody like, three weeks ago, and they didn't get it, and

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it made me really sad.

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Oh, sorry about that.

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So then getting old.

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So, you know when you.

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You sleep really bad and you get like, that kink in your neck, right?

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Oh, yeah.

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Well, I didn't sleep bad.

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I actually slept really well.

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And then I went downstairs and I continued to feel well.

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And then I said, oh, hey, it's Monday.

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Let's work out.

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Because we work out on Mondays.

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That's what we do.

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And my workout was great.

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And guess what?

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Still felt pretty good.

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Okay.

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Then I went upstairs to shower before we got ready to go apple picking.

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And I don't.

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I don't even know what happened.

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Can't turn my neck to the right.

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I am doing a.

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The full body turn at the waist just to look to the right.

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So we're driving, like, not even driving yet.

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I'm pulling out of my driveway, backing out, and I'm trying to turn just to look, you know,

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just make sure nobody's there.

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And my hands are on the wheel, and I'm just completely turning my entire body sideways to

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check.

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And.

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And then we hit the freeway.

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Greg, I've never felt so unsafe in my life on my own doing.

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Just trying to check my own blind spot.

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Yeah.

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You know, nothing like going 75 on the freeway.

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Make sure nobody's in your blind spot, and you are completely looking backwards.

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You know?

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Who knows what's going on in front of me?

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I think my hands are in the same place on the wheel.

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I don't.

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Sweetie, daddy wants to play a little game.

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Yeah, let's play the do you see any cars to my right?

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Game.

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Tell me when you see a cardinal, please.

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For my life, and especially yours, please tell me if you see a car.

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Whenever I picture you turning without being able to move your head, I hear doctor Eva

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going, tuck a.

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Tuck a duck.

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Yeah.

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I feel like if you do the robot.

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Yeah, that's what I feel like.

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But, yeah, it's terrible.

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It's terrible, man.

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Getting old.

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Yeah.

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I'm sore for no reason.

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Uh.

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My knee is so fucked up right now.

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Like, that's what kills me, is I.

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I don't even know what I did.

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Like, I was having a super solid morning.

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Yeah.

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And my.

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You're like, I don't know.

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I don't know.

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I'm just getting old.

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I've always had knee pains, like, my entire life, I've had knee issues.

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And the other day, I said to my wife, I was like, this knee thing that I'm experiencing

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right now, I said, I'm a little worried.

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It's not, like, knee issues I've ever had before.

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She goes, we're gonna go to the doctor.

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I was like, fuck no.

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Yeah.

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Why would you say that?

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We got a wakeboarding trip next week to go to.

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Hey, lady, I just need you to sit here and hear me complain about this.

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Just listen to me, bitch.

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Just listen.

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Yeah.

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What do you think?

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I want to do something about it.

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Ow.

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I said, we got wakeboarding coming up.

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What am I gonna do?

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Go the doctor?

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And he's gonna say, hey, no activity.

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Like, okay, I'm not going wakeboarding this weekend or anything.

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Yeah.

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Oh, thanks.

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Thanks for ruining my weekend, doctor.

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Right?

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Yeah.

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It's like, that's just a waste of money.

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Cause I'm going wakeboarding, and then in a few weeks, we're going out of the country on a

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little trippy poo, and it's like, what am I going to do, walk around with crutches?

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No.

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I might as well just wait till Christmas to get this looked at.

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Well, but then you're going to buy presents during Christmas, so you might as well wait

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till after Christmas.

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Yeah.

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Let's make it February yeah, you don't.

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Want to waste that money.

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Yeah.

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And by February, maybe it'll be better.

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Who knows?

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Well, February, you're going to be wanting to buy a bunch of tri tips for Valentine's Day,

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so.

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Right.

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You're going to want to put that off then, so.

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Yeah, you can't work on your knee while you're buying bunch of tri tips for Valentine's

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Day.

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Yeah.

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So then maybe put it off for next summer.

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But then you're going to be wakeboarding all next summer.

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Right.

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I'll figure it out.

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Yeah, just.

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Yeah, just complain about it.

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Yeah, we'll get to it.

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It's almost like that's like medicine, complaining about it.

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Yeah, yeah, it makes it feel better.

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Yeah.

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I figure, like, I'll get my old knee brace out.

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Haven't needed that in a long time.

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I'll wear it while I'm wakeboarding.

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It'll be very stone cold Steve Austin of you.

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Yeah.

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Should I get the metal knees out?

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Yes.

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Start cracking more beers out on the wakeboard.

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It'd be good stuff.

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So.

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All right, enough about us being not an old person.

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Not an old person.

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Rapidly becoming one every second.

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I'm getting older, man.

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Yeah.

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Let me tell you, the joints don't work like they used to, but we did get a voicemail, like

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I said, from our homie beer girl, Mel.

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Let's see what she's calling about.

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Hello, no one is available to take your call.

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Please leave a message after the tone.

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Hey, Greg.

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Hey, flag.

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It's your beer girl, Melissa, and I am actually on my way up to my university to do some

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skill checks, but I'm listening to the current podcast that just came out today.

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It is Wednesday, 821, and I just.

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Want to let you guys know that you have a taco guy, but I have a guy literally for

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everything.

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So I think it's hilarious.

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Like, it is an italian thing all the way and obviously probably hispanic thing as well.

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Joey's got a guy for everything you need.

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You need something for breakfast?

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We got a guy.

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You need a tire change?

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We got a guy.

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You need somebody off, you might have a guy depend, you know, you gotta.

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Actually, that's a different story.

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But of course he's gonna do whatever you need because that's his business.

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The business is he's the guy that.

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Does everything he needs.

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Anyway, I hope you guys are having a great week.

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I miss you can't be on the podcast again.

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And I'm gonna go back to listening to the current podcast.

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I literally stopped it just saving.

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Bye, smooches.

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Mal.

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Love you.

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Okay, so two things.

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First, sounds like someone's farting in the background.

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Oh, I love how italian she sounds when she starts talking like that.

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Yeah.

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I will not fuck with her.

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Number two, the I got a guy thing, right?

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My.

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My father in law, he's, like, 100% polish.

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Just like an enormous pollock.

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When I met my wife, I started thinking, this guy is like, the head of the polish mafia,

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because he may still be.

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He has got a guy for everything.

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You need new tires on your car, he's got a guyenne your toilets clogged.

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He's got a guy.

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You need to install the ceiling fan, and you're mechanically inclined.

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He's got a guy, just got a guy.

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You need your house painted.

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Guess what?

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He's got a guy for that, too.

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So it's, uh.

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It was a running joke for quite some years that he was maybe is the leader of the polish

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mafia.

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Most likely, yeah.

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I wouldn't put it past them.

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You haven't been jumped in, though, yet, right?

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I, uh.

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No, I'm really hoping not to.

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Like, uh.

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You ever see Mickey blue eyes?

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I'm trying to stay, like, out of that.

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Got it.

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So just nice and easy.

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Yeah.

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I don't want to get involved.

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That makes sense, too.

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Pretty.

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Yeah, you are real pretty.

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Oh, my gosh.

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Don't want to fuck that up.

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Uh, all right, well, I got a guy who needs to drink a beer.

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Let's make that happen for him.

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In a world where craft beer is king, a world where muscles are bigger.

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Than growlers, 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.

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In this world, we must find out.

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What is flex drinking.

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It's fall, y'all.

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Ish.

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I'm not gonna stop about that.

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I've been in full mode for about three weeks now.

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Pumpkin spice?

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Not yet, but I've been on the Oktoberfest kick, right?

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Oh, yeah.

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So I've officially had eight Oktoberfests now.

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Okay.

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Doing the lord's work.

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So let's see.

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Previously.

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Two weeks ago.

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A week ago.

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A week ago, I had line of kugels, I had Sam Adams, I had new glaris, I had third space, and

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I had one other.

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It'll come to me.

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So, upon that, I've had raised grain, which is a local brewery in a county away from me.

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Okay.

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I've had MKE brewings, and today on the show, I'm drinking eagle parks because I stopped

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there, and I picked it up because I needed it.

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MC Hammerschlagen.

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That's pretty good.

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October fest style lager.

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And yes, it does have an eagle and parachute pants.

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Fantastic looking.

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Like it is doing the MC hammer.

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That's a great can art.

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Their can art is always phenomenal.

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It says it is a fess beer lagerd for over 30 days.

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Because Budweiser is not the only one that does that.

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Is it Beechwood age?

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Yeah, it's not Beachwood age, but lager for 30 days with a deep gold color and subtle

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maltiness with a crisp finished.

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A great pairing.

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To changing seasons here in Wisconsin.

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Because it's an Oktoberfest.

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Untapped has it rated at a 377, which we all know it's trash.

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All imported german malt, german hops and german yeast strain.

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Doesn't say specifics on any of those, but they went as german as possible to make the most

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german as possible beer.

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Makes sense.

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Yeah.

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So, yeah, on the old sniffer, it is a wicked caramelly, like, super duper sweet caramelly.

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Quite lovely, actually.

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Gold color also on it.

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It's very, very appropriate.

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Gold and a little bit of caramel in there.

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Yeah, it's.

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It's almost like what I would call a caramel colored beer, Greg.

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Mm hmm.

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Yeah.

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So on the old tongue jobber here.

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By the way, I looked up tongue jobber in German, it's zungen jobber.

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All right.

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Well, on the old Zungan jobber is fantastic.

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So it's low in carbonation.

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I would call it light to medium bodied here.

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What I like about it, and this could be an unpopular opinion, it is not overly roasty or

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toasty.

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Oh.

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Which is the fast beer should be pretty clean.

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Right.

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Um, but like, sometimes you get those oktoberfests and they are really punching, uh,

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punching you in the palate with those overly roasted malts.

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And, um, this, you just get a lot of that caramel flavor.

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And because of that low carbonation on it, it goes down rather smoothly.

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It's terrific.

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So if I was ranking these, which I had been, and linen kugels was at my top, which it goes

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way back for me.

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Right.

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This has to take the number one spot.

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Oh, and the rays grain I had had recently as well.

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I think I had that last weekend that actually got to the number two spot because I couldn't

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believe how good that was.

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Knocked down to number three.

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But, well, no, no.

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So it was number one.

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Oh, now it's number two.

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Got it.

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Now it's number two.

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Who does number two work for?

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Bite your lip and give it hell.

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We're going to get through this.

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So here's.

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Here's the question for you.

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In all your Oktoberfest research, this is probably the first fest beer you've come across

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that's labeled an oktoberfest.

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Right?

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Well, so see, here's the deal.

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On the can.

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On the front of the can, it says Oktoberfest style beer or lager.

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I'm sorry.

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And then it calls itself a fest beer in the description.

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Hmm.

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So I don't know.

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I don't know specifications here.

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Cause I looked it up just to make sure I was correct.

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And I was.

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A Marzin is a little darker, a little richer, a little heavier, and has a little more

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alcohol.

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So fespir is, you know, the cleaner chug.

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Well, this one hits it five nine.

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Yeah.

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It's just under the appropriate 6% of a Martin Martin, which goes five one to 6%.

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Yeah.

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So anyways, nerd shit.

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So maybe it's not, you know, maybe it is just a classic Oktoberfest style.

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Maybe.

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Yeah, maybe so.

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And this is for everyone out there wanting to know how to say Zungen Jobber.

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Tsungen Jobber.

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There you have it.

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That's what Google Translate.

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Song.

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And Jabba, so hard.

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So hard right now, let me tell you.

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Hopefully, everybody busts out their Zungan jobbers.

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In the next couple weeks and sprays their fest beer everywhere.

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Yeah, get out.

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Get on those October fests if they're Zungan jobber.

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That's right.

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Before we move on to news one.

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Man, one Zoogen jobber.

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Or was it un noon?

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Unz?

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What's one in german eyes vine tri is zungen Jobber.

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Maybe we should have a Google translate, do the whole thing for us.

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An all german show in all Germany.

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Yeah.

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Very robotic.

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Before we get on to news, I want to make sure and give a shout out to Jeff over at

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Wondercorn.

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Jeff hit me up on the gram the other day.

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Was like, hey, I like your shit.

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You guys obviously are into beer.

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We are making.

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We're this new company that's making snacks to be had with beer.

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Can I send you some?

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I'm like, I mean, pope shit in the woods.

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Like wonder corn.

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Wonder corn on the gram.

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Wonder underscore and corn.

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Wonder corn snacks.com.

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anyways, it's corn shocking.

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That has, like, flavors on it.

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And instead of being like a corn nut where it's, you know, like, crunchy all the way

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through, whatever he does, like, he just, like, fry flash fries it or some shit.

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It's crunchy on the outside.

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It is soft on the inside.

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It's.

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I've never had anything like.

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It's interesting.

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Erica, I'm not cheating on you.

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Neck nosh is still the best beer snack due to its portability and accessory fashion

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accessoriness, but a huge shout out.

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And thank you to Jeff for sending over some of that wonder corn and their local, their

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Ventura county company, which I was like, yeah, man, let's.

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Let's support locals.

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So send them on.

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Would you say it's Wunderkorn?

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That's exactly what I.

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We haven't had all of them yet.

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So far.

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Of the ones we've had, sea salt and vinegar.

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Is the jam okay?

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I do like salt.

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Yeah, it's.

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It's pretty good.

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So, uh, so thanks to Jeff Wondercorn.

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Go, go check him out on the gram or wondercorn snacks.com.

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i swear, they're not sponsored.

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He just hooked it up, and I told him, I was like, hey, man, if it's good, I'll mention on

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the show.

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And it was good.

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So here I am mentioning on the show.

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So thanks for.

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Thanks for the hookup, wunderkorn, with their Zungen jobber.

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This is gonna go all of Oktoberfest.

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Not gonna stop all of Oktoberfest nine.

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Maybe even to Halloween.

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Does Halloween for no reason.

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All right, a little news before we get on out.

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Get on up out of here.

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Those are hard words to say.

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Thanks to Scott for sending this story over.

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Thank you, Scott.

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You're the hero that we waited for, Scott.

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We won't ever forget.

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A woman was taken to a hospital and needed several stitches after being struck with a

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flying beer can during a promotional event for Hulk Hogan's new beer brand.

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Amazing, the incident.

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I mean, I'm sorry, lady, but this is so fucking great.

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Cause Hulk is such an ass clown these days.

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He really is.

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Really is.

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They also, I watched.

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I looked this up further to get, like, more information on it, and I found a news story, a

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local news story, and it was like the video from the newscast.

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And apparently, before the incident happened, he was up on stage and dropped a couple of

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racial references again.

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I was like, oh, God, hulk, just.

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Just get out while you can, dude.

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Any hoosal.

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The incident happened a couple weeks ago while former wrestling star was on a tour of

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northeast Ohio promoting his real american beer brand.

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According to a Medina Township Police Department incident report, officer officers were

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called to the thirsty cowboy on Medina Road just before 05:30 p.m.

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humor, Ohio.

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Come on down to the thirsty cowboy.

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We're immediately notified by the victim's daughter that her 50 year old mother had been

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hit in the head with a beer thrown from the stage and that she was bleeding.

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Officers made contact with the 50 year old.

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Why do they keep reiterating that she's 50?

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And found her holding her head with a towel pressed to the wound.

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The woman told police she turned her head and dropped to the floor when the beer hit her.

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According to the police report, witnesses first told police that the beer that hit the

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woman was thrown by Hogan himself, but other witnesses later told them it was a different

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crew member who was throwing beers from the stage like a baseball pitch, in quotes, instead

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of tossing.

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Wow.

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Just fucking beaming them into the crowd, blasting them.

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Yeah.

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Due to conflicting information from numerous patrons, it is unclear who threw the beer that

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injured the woman, the report reads.

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Police said there was an excessive amount of people at the bar.

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The woman's husband applied pressure and iced the wound until paramedics arrived and her

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husband drove her to a Medina hospital for treatment.

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The woman's daughter told police that her mother received nine stitches in her head near

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her hairline and that the family was watching for concussion symptoms.

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Wait, wait.

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Near her hairline?

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Mm hmm.

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I'm.

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No, I'm not a conspiracy theorist.

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I know where you're going.

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Sounds like she bladed herself.

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It does sound like she pulled the old, dusty roads.

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She also clarified that they were still unsure of who threw the beer that injured her

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mother, but they reached out to a lawyer in hopes of obtaining close circuit television

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footage that could shed more light on the incident.

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Why are we still caught a closed circuit television?

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It's fucking security cameras, people.

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But, yeah.

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Like, they actually had a cameraman there.

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Like, so weird.

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That's such an eighties term, but yeah.

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Brother, maybe you should watch where you're fucking throwing those cans.

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Yeah.

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Or tell your crew not to toss them like jig offs.

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It's ridiculous.

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Yeah.

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Doing their best fucking pitcher impression out there.

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An idiot.

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Uh, haven't they ever watched stone cold drink beers in the ring?

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No one fucking beams them to stone cold.

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They toss them high.

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Yeah, you're lobbing them in the air.

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Lobbing them.

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Idiots.

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Uh, good news for New York residents.

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New York governor passes direct to consumer shipping for hard cider and spirits.

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Governor Kathy signed Senate Bill Cess two, HIV a blah, blah, blah, blah, blah into law

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allowing direct to consumer shipping from in and out of state manufacturers.

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The new law will go into effect 90 days after signature, just in time for the upcoming

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holiday season.

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The New York Cider association said in a press release.

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Saturn spirits producers were temporarily allowed to ship DTC during the Covid-19 pandemic,

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but those allowances ended when pandemic related executive orders expired.

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Wine producers have been able to ship DTC to New York residents since 2005.

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Beer.

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DTC shipping is nothing permitted.

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How can you send cider but not beer?

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Yeah, that doesn't make sense.

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I call horseshit.

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But also, any baby step forward is.

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A.

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Yeah, baby steps to overturn these archaic Budweiser post prohibition laws.

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Anything we can do.

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And New York is one of those shitty states, too, because I know Mel with the whole beer

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world thing, right.

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She said they're one of the worst states to bring in or take out of.

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Oh, I could see that.

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So that, you know, like I said, any.

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Any step moving forward and laying, you know, letting go of these laws, it's super solid.

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Yeah.

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California is surprisingly good about that kind of stuff and allowing it to happen.

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Good.

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Yeah.

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For all.

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For all of the complaints that people have about California.

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We're pretty alcohol friendly out here, so come on over and get hammered with us.

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A new Belgium finds a buyer for Magnolia brewing.

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The San Francisco based Magnolia brewing is changing hands once again.

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Kieran owned little.

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Excuse me?

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Kieran owned Lion.

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Little World beverages acquired the brewery as part of the 2019 acquisition of New Belgium.

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The terrible name.

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I know.

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In 2017, New Belgium had partnered with Dick Cantwell and the Great Beer dig.

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Yeah, that's totally a poor name.

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To acquire the brewery for 2.7 million as part of a 2017 bank process.

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Kieran's us operations, now known as New Belgium Brewing.

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How creative.

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Began planning a divestment of magnolia in February.

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The company secured a buyer on August 13.

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The new ownership group includes Brandon Phillips of 21st amendment, neighborhood bar owner

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Kevin Kinoke, and Brian Rickau from consulting firm the specialistas who helped guide the

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brewery through its bankruptcy.

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Um, so, yeah, there you go.

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You need a guy in on the streets.

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That was great.

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They got a guy.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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You just get the guy on the street.

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He'll.

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He'll get you places.

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Yeah, he knows.

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He knows what's going on.

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That's true.

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You just always need a guy for something.

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That's what we've learned.

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The local bar manager.

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Yeah, it's so good.

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It's so good.

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It's so nondescript.

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Neighborhood bar owner.

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Yeah, Kevin.

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It feels very like, hey, guys, I got, like, $300 in savings.

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Who wants to go in on this?

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Right?

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Like, they just.

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They needed somebody else, like a man of the people.

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Yeah.

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We got to make this think like, it was like a.

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Like the little guy won kind of thing, right?

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Well, it's like when Magic Johnson bought the Dodgers.

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I think he's like the lowest percentage stakeholder of the Dodgers, but, you know, he's the

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face they put out there because La loves magic, right?

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They do.

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So it's.

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You know, it's all.

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It's all about the optics.

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All right, we'll end with this one.

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Sapporo slash stone.

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I guess they're just Sapporo stone now, aren't they?

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Workers start a union drive in Virginia.

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Sapporo stone workers in Virginia have begun a union drive.

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Workers at a Sapporo stone Richmond facility are seeking higher pay, more consistent

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scheduling and better working conditions.

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Per the report, last Monday afternoon, an organizer with the International Brotherhood of

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Teamsters Local 322 delivered a request for recognition to Joel Pippman, Sapporo Stone VP

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of brewing operations.

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The proposed bargaining unit includes 90 working workers, including brewery workers,

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maintenance, warehouse and hospitality workers.

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A Sapporo Stone spokesperson.

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Easy for me to say.

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Share the following statement with brewbound today we are approached by the Teamsters

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regarding potential unionization of our RVA team.

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We respect the right of our team members to choose or not to choose how to get that in

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there, whether they want to be represented by a union.

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We agree with our team members desire for the best possible workplace and we believe this

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is the best, and we believe this is best accomplished without a union.

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Taking care of our team is our number one priority.

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Yeah, it's.

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Yeah, they're probably just like.

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Well, we need 90 new workers.

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Wonder if Kevin, the local bar owner, hasn't.

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He's a real stand up guy.

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Hey, he knows some guys.

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He's got a guy for everything.

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Oh, fuck.

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Guys.

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Gotta have a guy get.

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Need one.

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Yeah, you just need guys.

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So, anywho, that's it.

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Let's.

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Let's wrap things up over here.

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I'm gonna say hi to Vanessa.

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Hi, Vanessa.

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Hello.

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Hello.

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Follow us on the socials at Crafty Republic at Flex me a beer.

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Underscores in between.

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Shout out again to Jeff from Wonder corn as well as Andrew from Ventura county.

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Beer.

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Thanks, everybody.

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Crappier public.com mail@craftyrepublic.com 80553.

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Beer.

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It's 2337.

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I think that's everything.

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Hope everyone out there is staying very well hydrated.

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And on that note, good night, everybody.