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Hey, everybody, quick programing note.

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As they used to say in the biz, I was lucky enough to brew a collaboration

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beer with Monica over at petals and pints brewing.

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Thousand Oaks, California.

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I will talk more about that next week on the show.

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But for now, make sure you mark your calendars for Friday, January 13th.

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We're going to be doing a live podcast that evening to celebrate the release

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of our collaboration Beer.

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We will also find out about Monica, her background.

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You know, she just took over

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the reins as head brewer in March and has been killing it ever since.

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So mark your calendars Friday, January 13th.

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The Big Craft Beer Republic Panels and Pints Collab Release.

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It's going to be a fun night and we are so excited to share that beer.

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Come back next week for more details on the beer and the party.

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But for now, enjoy.

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Batch 335.

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Welcome in everybody is the Craft Beer Republic.

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Thanks for drinking.

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Thanks for joining.

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I'm Greg.

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I'm being joined by what are you, some smoking cowboy over there on.

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The block with that chalice motherfucker on the side of the Mississippi?

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You're smoking a piece of hay or something? It was very.

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Yeah, just like the truck commercial and cigarets and.

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Yeah. Tongue jobber.

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It's a whole thing.

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Right? Well, that's flex over there.

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And we're also being joined in person by the CEO, founder

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and president of Deb's Dexcom Deb.

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New York Stock com.

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Fucking celebrity.

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We did look it up between the shows and Deb's Dexcom is currently available

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hopefully by the time this airs it will be owned by Deb.

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What did they say they wanted for it?

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If you do two years, the first years, only a penny.

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And I think it came out to like 1997 or something for the two years.

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Somebody good hear me? Yes. I made 20 bucks and.

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I will send you $19.97 for you to buy that if you will do something with that.

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Doug, come, please.

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We got to make it happen. Yes, Deb, stick that.

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Got everybody look coming soon in the new year.

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Follow us on the socials at craft beer republic at flex me a beer

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underscores in between and of course at one hop mess no spaces or underscores

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and hashtag shows your beers when you're on those socials.

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Chartreuse a lot of.

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Asses Jesus Christ and promo code unfiltered when you're on the old tavern.

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All right. This is basically our Christmas episode.

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Merry Christmas.

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Yeah. Merry Christmas. Everybody. Wow.

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It means we will be dropping the Yule log tonight because we must classic.

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It's classic. It's classic.

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We've also got a ludicrous libation loss and booze news.

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We got another list for flex over there.

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I love lists.

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I know. I know.

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You must be so hard tonight on the list, but before we get any further,

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let's get into some hydration over here.

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Let's let's be cracking airplay.

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This.

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Oh, yep. I was right

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because it is the holiday season

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and my former favorite Christmas beer sold the fuck out.

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We were drinking my second

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favorite Christmas beer and that is Sierra Nevadas celebration.

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Fresh Hot IPA.

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Of course, the 2022 edition 6.8%

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has 65 abuse and a398.

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And on tap, they say once we pick fresh hops, the clock starts, starts ticking.

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Each year we visit the Pacific Northwest to hand select the best cascade and

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centennial hops, raised the harvest home and brew immediately to capture

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citrus pine and floral notes at their absolute peak

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aromas and flavors for the perfect winter beer.

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It's a magical time at the brewery has been for 40 years now.

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What I brewers

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think though

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when our brewers huddle around the fermentation tanks toasting the start

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of a special season with the holiday beer in hand wrapped in red, consider

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celebration IPA a true Christmas IPA, your first present of the holidays.

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And of course they use Cascade Centennial and Chinook hops.

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Which none of those were on last week's best hops.

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I believe you are correct about that.

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These are some old school hops.

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They bring out the dank and the pine.

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I was going to say it's it's that piney.

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But there's also like a little subtle citrus.

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Yes. Like a little orange.

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Especially on the tail in. Yeah, yeah.

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Schnoz is a little light for me.

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You get a little bit of the the resin coming through,

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but it really picks up on the tongue jabber

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starts off very old school

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with a lot of malt and then followed closely behind with some pine.

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And then, like you were saying, some citrus.

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Isn't that always kind of exciting when it's a little empty on the nose

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and then when

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you get it in your mouth whole, then it's just like explodes with flavor.

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Yeah. Like, wow, I did not see that coming.

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I, you know, I've never thought about that way of being exciting

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because you can't smell anything, but, uh, now I.

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Oh, really? I know.

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I think that's always super exciting.

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It's like, you know, it's just like food, and you smell food.

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If it smells good, you're, like, expecting it.

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Expecting it to taste super good, that you don't really smell anything.

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You just kind of go, right, that's bland.

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So and with beer, when you pour it out,

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you can't really you don't get too many notes out of it.

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You don't smell too much.

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And then when you get in your mouth, it's just like, bam, you know, it's like, wow.

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You got an emerald?

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Yeah, it's really good stuff.

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Fucking legacy over here.

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So I'm just so excited I.

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Can see. It.

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Yeah.

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And, you know, I never thought about that way,

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but I will from now on, instead of being disappointed at a lack of aroma,

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I'm going to get excited because it means the beer is a mystery

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and the palate has been unwritten or something.

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That's fucking deep. Yeah.

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The future is what you make it.

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Marty, that was my heart's crying right now.

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That was. That was beautiful.

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Mm hmm.

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So deep. Put.

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You asked to sleep.

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Oh, merry Christmas.

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Indeed.

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Right back.

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To a festive skin group of people. Here.

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Merry festive.

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I'm curious. Fuck the academic.

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Speaking of Christmas, we all went to Friends Mis

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over the weekend at Nick and Kohli's house because it's fun.

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Yeah, we we all brought some foods and had a little, you know, festive dinner.

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And the main point of the night was to crack open

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a vertical of Black Tuesday from the brewery.

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I believe we went from 15 to 22.

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14, 14 to 22. Yeah, 14. All balls.

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Yeah. Yeah.

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And there was literally one bottle per person.

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We need more people. At the.

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Least crazy because we all, you know, Nicole

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and Nick and Greg and everybody were pouring them into glasses

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and each little cup had the year written on it.

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And so we had what was it, nine.

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Yeah, nine cups or whatever.

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And there were. Nine people. And,

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and so you're like trying to pace yourself

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because you want to make sure that you taste each one.

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You're really like, Yeah, you know, so you.

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Like one or two sips of each one, yeah.

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Don So I could get like the full not super fucked up version of all the beer.

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Exactly.

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And so I think what happened is everybody started out conservative doing that.

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And then once everyone got to 20, 22,

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then all fucking bets were off it was, it was like bedlam.

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It was like.

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I did it both ways.

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So I started, you know, at 14, made my way up to the top, and then I reversed it,

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taking only a couple of sips because I had formed opinions.

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I had formed that that 16 was my favorite.

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And so I was like, Well, I want to go backwards

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now and see if 16 is still my favorite.

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And it was. Yeah.

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And then all bets were yeah.

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So yeah, I don't know about you guys.

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I got nice and shitter that night beforehand because this is what you do

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when you're going to drink a bunch of barrel aged 20% beers.

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We start off the day we woke up early, our plans got canceled,

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we went to breakfast, had mimosas, then we didn't want the party stops.

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So we went and picked up champagne, came home, drink tuma bottles of champagne.

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Then we showed up to Nicole, his house, and Brian

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and Nick and I were hitting the keg greater.

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I think I had four

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is maybe five.

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I'm thinking it's four.

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And then it was time for the tasting

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and these are 750 mils, right?

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The bottles. Yeah, they're big bottles.

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And after we split them evenly

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throughout these nine glasses, there were still almost half of each bottle left.

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So there were actually eight sets poured because.

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When. Chris and Tabby shared. Ryan Yeah.

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So there was actually more than one bottle.

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That's true.

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Technically. Person Technically. Yeah. Yeah.

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And I'm sure I had at least two bottles worth because I did basically.

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You said I, I made my way through and then it was like, well, I don't like,

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you know, 19 them or four.

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I forget what it was like. I don't like 19 them.

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Everybody hated 2020. Go figure.

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Yeah, 2020 tasted like covered.

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Just just pounded them. And then I was like, now pour me more.

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Okay, I'll take a little. I don't know how much. At one point

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I just blacked out and I don't remember.

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I was up for at least 3 hours. I don't remember it.

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There are pictures of Nick sleeping on my phone.

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Apparently, Nicole and I had a lovely conversation

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in the in the kitchen for like an hour and a half

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that I have no recollection of.

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I remember talking to her, standing in the kitchen, talking to her.

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I couldn't tell you what we were talking.

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You remember us leaving?

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Sort of. I remember you guys called your Uber.

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And I remember initially Nick saying, you guys, like stay in the trailer.

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He really wanted to stay in that fucking trailer.

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You really comfortable?

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Next time we're absolutely going to take them up on that.

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You should. It is a comfortable bed in there.

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I didn't know that.

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Like as you were walking out, though, he was like, Oh, no, you got to stay.

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I didn't know about that.

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You were like literally getting into the Uber and it's like,

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Why aren't you guys staying? Because my Uber is here.

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You guys, were you the first ones to leave?

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Yeah, I think so. Yes, we were.

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Okay, that makes sense, because I don't remember the others leaving.

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And you were.

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I was like, oh, Greg is feeling good right now.

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When I left, like, I knew.

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What they being shitty? No, but you were just.

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You were. You were.

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You were pretty good. You were like real happy.

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You were like, I'm.

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A drunk, which thank God,

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because I never remember what happens when I get that drunk.

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Luckily I'm a happy drunk, so I'm not like, Hey, fuck you, man,

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let's go outside and fight.

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Like, that's not me, which is I'm hashtag blessed

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that I don't feel like fighting every time I get shitty.

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But it was a good time.

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I had a good I had a very good time.

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I was, I think, nervous about the quantity

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of alcohol and ABV of the alcohol should have been there.

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So I actually when I got there and Callie was like,

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here, have a glass of wine or let me get you a beer.

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And I was like, No, I'm going to wait.

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And then I and she ended up busting out a bottle of Martinelli's

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apple cider that they had for somebody kid or something that didn't come hang out.

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I was like, Why is Deb drinking?

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MARTIN And so I ended up drinking like two thirds a bottle of Martinelli's

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for like over the course of, like two or 3 hours

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while we waited for dinner and then to do the tasting.

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So even though I drink all of that Black Tuesday, I was barely rocking a buzz

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when we left because I was drinking a lot of water and I ate,

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you know, enough and I ate a lot of bread, too, you know? So

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because I've had an issue lately

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and I don't know if it's because I'm, you know, I'm going to be 39.

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And I think like as I'm approaching 40,

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the quality of my hangovers have changed.

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I, I. Barely.

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That's yeah. Sunday was. You turn.

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Yeah. Sunday was a total loss for me.

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Yeah.

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And see I got up, took a couple of Advil, glass of water, felt

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pretty damn fine for the whole day.

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I'm lucky I slept till almost 11.

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Which never happened though.

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Good bye.

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1045 Oh, like, holy fuck, it's 1045 it like well you're up till 330

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was like I was.

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Well hot damn.

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And then luckily eight right away.

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So that helped a little bit and I start to get worse again.

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And then we made breakfast, so it got a little bit better.

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Wait, you.

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Wake up at 11.

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What time did you eat breakfast?

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1230.

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I had a little snack right away.

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And then that. Was.

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Is that brunch or is that just lunch? Not when you woke up at 11.

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It's fucking breakfast.

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No, it's still 1230 up.

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I don't even know. For an hour and a half hashtag breakfast.

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I'm with flex on this.

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I feel like if you eat it after noon, if it's now, it's after noon.

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Yeah, that's brunch.

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I know, but it was to me it was breakfast.

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The day was young. And then we stayed over.

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We stayed over at college, Nick's house.

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So the next morning we started watching football and made breakfast, all that.

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Then he goes, Do you want a mimosa?

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I was like, Well, let's see if it writes the ship.

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It did not. Oh, no. Yeah.

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It just made my headache worse.

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So I stopped drinking and came home finally and just took one of those gummies

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and fell asleep.

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Yeah, yeah. But Saturday was fun.

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Saturday was fun.

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Yeah. It's awesome.

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Good. Everything we just tell it.

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Deb, you said you drink a lot of water and he felt good.

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I don't.

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I don't believe in drinking water before

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or while you're drinking because I feel like shit no matter what.

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Really.

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Have you tried drinking water before? During?

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Oh, yes, 100%.

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And every time I've done it, it's made like zero difference.

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I just have to pee more.

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So to tell you, this was the first time I did it.

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I've never.

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I'm always really, really I'm in general very bad at drinking water.

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I am.

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I drink coffee until I'm off of work and then I switch to booze.

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Right.

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And then maybe occasionally I might crack an energy drink there, you know, two.

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Major. Groups for your booze. Right? Yeah.

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So I never I'm not good about that.

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But I was determined to not not enjoy drinking.

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It was. Big. Yeah, for sure. Yeah.

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It's smart the few times it's like studying, like, you know,

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you should do it and you know, you get good results

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when you do it, but you just don't want to do it every time like that.

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I have a liquid I v before we drink and then water while we're drinking

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and then like a liquid i v when I go to bed

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I always feel so much better the next day, contrary to what flex's.

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But this time I was really bad about drinking water

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and I was really bad about pre gaming the entire fucking day.

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Like amateur.

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Yeah. Yeah.

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I mean, you had what, two and a half, three bottles of champagne?

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At least two and a half.

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That's crazy. Well, I mean, shared.

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So, you know, a bottle of champagne itself still.

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Yeah.

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And then a bunch of divas and a bunch of Black Tuesdays.

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And I had the Martinelli's sugar.

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I should've had bread.

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Like we all know I don't need bread, but I should have fucking had some bread.

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Or when in doubt, sparkling apple cider.

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Oh she brings it every year the is good.

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Beer bread but. The butter.

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Holy shit that butter.

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It was like a cinnamon butter and sugar.

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But she makes bread out of beer so she did an 805 bread.

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Type.

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Music.

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She does 1805 and one stout Guinness.

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Guinness this year she just did to it or five because I guess they go over better.

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I don't know.

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So that sounds about right to me.

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Yeah, exactly right. It's

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not liquid.

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And then she did this like cinnamon sugar, butter and it just.

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Oh, it's so good.

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So, so good.

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So awesome.

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Sounds like Texas Roadhouse.

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Okay.

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Yeah. No, lost on me.

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No, you don't have that chain out there. No, no, no.

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Well, never mind.

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They do a sentiment. Cinnamon butter at that, right? Oh, okay.

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Here's where she got inspired.

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So, you know, it's good times thanks to to call in Nick for having us all over

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and sharing nine years of fucking Black Tuesdays with us.

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That was as good time.

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You guys have a pretty good lineup, too, right?

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We have like six or seven of them

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because when COVID happened, we canceled our membership with them.

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So I don't I think we have 14 through nine teen

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and maybe we were gifted at 2020.

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So that's the one you don't need.

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And that one was the one that was universally everyone at the table

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agreed that one was the worst and I think everyone liked the 2016 the most.

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Yeah, I was the only one who really liked the 2014.

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It was that it was a lot sweeter than all of the other ones.

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Yeah, it's definitely a little raisin and syrupy.

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Yeah.

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I think 22 is really good too.

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22 is surprisingly good. Yeah.

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For not being able to sit very long. Yeah.

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So yeah. Good times. Year.

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From what I can remember.

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What else.

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Oh like I said it is Christmas time and Christmas time on the show.

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I've done this for every podcast we've ever done.

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We have to do the dropping of the Yule log.

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And for those

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that are from Southern California, you'll remember the name Mark and Brian.

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Yes, this my fair.

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I grew up on Mark and Bryan.

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So sad they're gone.

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I still listen to Mark on his podcast with his wife

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sometimes and he just dropped a book that I'm excited to get.

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Audio book I don't read anyways.

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They always did the dropping of the Yule log every Christmas and it

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signified the beginning of Christmas.

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And I carried on. He found Mark found it.

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I think it was Mark found it in a like a thrift shop as I get

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old cassette tape is a Disney cassette tape from like who knows how long ago

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and he picked it up because he was looking for bits

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for the show and listened to it.

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And this was one of the things that was on it.

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And it's, it's just the worst.

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Fucking thing ever.

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But it's good that it's, it's 100% best thing.

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Yeah.

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If you don't hear a guy

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taking a dump at the end, then there's something wrong with you.

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So to ring in the holiday season here is the dropping of the Yule log. For.

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Christmas Eve is probably the most exciting

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night of the year for children everywhere

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at our house, the ritual is always the same.

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Mom hurries dinner out of the way so that the festivities can begin.

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First, I lay a fire in the fireplace.

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I pride myself on the way.

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I like a fire to begin.

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I crinkle newspaper to put under the great.

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Then I put in the kindling, breaking the sticks into the proper

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lengths.

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Then I bring in the Yule log and put it in the great

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oh oh.

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That's the biggest log we've ever had.

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Yeah.

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And the heaviest to

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right.

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Am I wrong?

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I can't breathe.

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Oh, my God.

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He was absolutely taking a dump at.

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My God. Oh, so there you have it.

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So happy holidays, everyone.

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We can now officially celebrate the holiday season.

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The drop that launched.

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The. Biggest lie we've ever had.

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Dead.

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That's my favorite part as a little kid coming in.

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And also the newspaper crinkling.

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Sounds like ocean waves to me.

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Yeah, it doesn't sound like newspaper.

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Right.

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Well, what crossed my mind is like that.

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That's such an old bit right.

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That's such an old audio clip that when he said, like, oh, you got to crinkle

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the newspaper, you know, somebody is somewhere doing something.

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Oh yeah.

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Into a microphone that is making it sound like that.

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Yes. The Foley. Artist. Foley artist.

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Oh, it's just so brilliant.

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Well, it's so funny.

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You can hear that is recorded at different times

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because like you hear the guy and he's pretty clear.

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And then they go

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and I bring in the newspaper and right before the ocean waves start,

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you can hear this like buzzing noise under the ocean waves.

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It's like you guys didn't even use the same microphone for everything

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or you overdubbed it or something.

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Nerd talk.

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I'll stop now.

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But yeah, no.

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Talk to us more about editing, Greg.

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Well, once upon a time,

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what would you like to know?

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So we start with a theory or the technical know how.

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Okay, now I'm done.

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But everybody to sleep with that one.

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Yeah.

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So anyways, it has been dropped

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before we find out what flex is drinking over their ludicrous libation law.

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This one's from Illinois.

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Chicago, to be exact.

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Chicago.

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Illinois is the worst, by the way.

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Worse than Indiana.

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I'm growing up in Wisconsin.

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Illinois is like hell.

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It's like every all the bad people are in Illinois.

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Oh, okay.

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Is it like the Australia of America's adults and most go.

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The worst drivers in the world?

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The sports teams are pissed.

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Well, that's true.

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So for the nineties they had the bowls.

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Yeah but we don't like to think about that.

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Yeah, that's true.

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Well, anyways, in Chicago it is illegal to give a dog

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whiskey any whiskey, I guess.

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Sounds about right.

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McClellan's 24 is okay, but none of that cheap shit.

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All right.

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And is it like, what about bourbon or what about scotch?

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All bourbon.

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Whiskey is great, but it's.

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Well, that's true.

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That is true.

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Yeah, it is true. Tequila.

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Vodka. Yeah.

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It specifically said whiskey, though.

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I guess the other spirits are okay.

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Doug's just not a fan of whiskey.

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Unless something happened where, like, a dog

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got shitty and whiskey and, like, ravaged a town.

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Yeah.

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And they're like, ah, all right, all right.

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Nobody can ever do this again with whiskey.

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Kind of like when you go to a swimming pool at a hotel

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and it has the sign about not to get in with diarrhea.

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Yeah, it's like, you know, that somebody fucking did it,

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and that's why they got to put a sign out raise.

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They wouldn't just make up a sign that says, Hey,

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you know, I think we need to put this up in case

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people got the squirts like raises clearly.

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So something the true story.

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Yeah, I don't is this just a California thing

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or is this a nationwide thing?

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But if you go to any hot tub, any public hot tub, like even our house has it.

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Yeah, I have pictures and tell me, go to a hotel and they have that sign.

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I always take the picture because it's still so comical.

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Yeah, it's a law.

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I don't know if it's a state law or a nationwide law,

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but you have to have a sign up that says if you have had diarrhea

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within, I think the last 14 days, you cannot enter the hot tub.

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I don't know why you can go in the pool with the shirts, but not the.

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Hot because. They don't like. Me.

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Because the heat like relaxes you.

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It seems.

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Yeah.

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First of all, there's definitely has to be a California thing,

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cause I've never once ever seen the hot tub slide in Wisconsin.

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All right, so. We're looking at hot tub signs.

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So just in case.

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And second of all, Deb, I'm assuming it's because of the bacteria

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grows in warmer temperatures and not in colder temperatures, but.

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If I like my version better.

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Yeah, and that's just my science.

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Take care of it.

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But if a pool is heated, you know, it's going to be around 80 degrees,

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which I feel is plenty warm enough degrees.

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I've never gone to a heated pool

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that was in like a hotel or resort or a water park or anything.

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Why not?

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Because they don't heat pools in Wisconsin.

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You would think of all of the places they would do it.

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Somewhere cold.

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No, it's just like water.

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It's like, here's water.

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Jump in. It.

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I mean, it's not like this isn't water.

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It's not like they fill the pools with Jell-O parties.

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Well, yeah.

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TUCCI Yeah.

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I don't know what's going on, but that that's my scientific thought process.

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Well, do us a favor and find a public Jacuzzi

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and see if it's got the sign on it. It doesn't.

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We've gone to numerous resorts and hotels around the state, man.

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There's no way because it's.

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It's like, right about to be like, you know, no diving, no lifeguard on duty.

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If you've had diarrhea within the last 14. Days.

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Or plan on having diarrhea.

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In my phone because I know I have pictures of.

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My phone, that's the most ridiculous thing I've heard.

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Well, why Deb Scrolls?

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Let's answer an extremely important question.

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In a world where craft beer is key to the world

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where muscles are bigger than ground, there's only one tank in guide.

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This one at one time, one tongue job

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in this world, we must find out

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what is Flack's drinking?

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Well, my wonderfully voiced good, sir.

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This podcast has now come full circle.

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This is the exact same beer that I drank on the Christmas episode last year.

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It just makes sense, right?

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I'm going to have to guess. It's a phase three.

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A it's a phase three.

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Oh, well, it is the warmest wishes.

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Milk sort by phase three.

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Is this an annual release for them?

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Do they do it every year?

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Yeah, but I mean, I've been drinking them for

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like a year and a half since I discovered them.

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And, uh, so, yeah, two winters in a row, I'd say it's pretty annual.

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Okay.

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Thanks for the science.

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Yeah, I'm a I'm a part time scientist.

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Yeah.

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Man of science.

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Full time hunk, part time scientist.

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It just sounds like a movie to be alive.

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Yeah, it works.

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So is start brewed with milk, sugar and oats?

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I do not know much about stouts other than they are delicious,

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but we'll get the the old snobs

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going.

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Oh, it's going to clear up.

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Get a super roasty.

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I can tell you that.

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It smells like you just brewed a cover, a black coffee. Hmm.

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That's quite wonderful.

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So the cream in first or second, I think there's an ever, wasn't it?

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No, I think that was on the show. It had. Been.

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It was on the show wasn't it. No.

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We haven't done the experiment yet. Do it.

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Do then we'll we'll dove in so we're getting some roasty coffee stuff

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on the nose.

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Definitely roast the other tongue jobber, super mild green coffee,

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lots of, like, chocolaty notes,

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surprisingly like light bodied for this.

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I mean, it's a 7.3.

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It's not super high for a stout, but it's also not low

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for something that isn't like a imperial or a double

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no alcohol

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burn or sensation or any kind of notice of that at all.

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So that's kind of wonderful.

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Our dove in again, quick, super

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low to no carbonation on this

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finishes semi dry

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boy this is wonderful for the winter

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this is this is great.

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This year last year.

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I definitely like it better this year

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we're going

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but a.

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Little more flavor this.

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Year tons more flavor,

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different lengths.

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New year new lengths.

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You know may or may not of nobody knows.

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But when it comes down to brass tacks, I mean, this is a great beer

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by a great brewery.

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And America is once again

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looking weird.

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Okay, so how do you like Christmas up a Christmas episode?

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You just got to keep fucking wishing so Merry Christmas is right.

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Saying over and over again until right becomes a thing.

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Tis the season.

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Yeah, well, I'm the only one who said it. So far, so well.

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Merry Christmas. Oh, my gosh. Thank you so much.

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Merry Christmas, you two fucking nerd.

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Also, happy Hanukkah.

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Yeah, yes.

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Festivus. Happy Kwanzaa.

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Kwanzaa. Right.

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This is their happy holidays. Boxing Day.

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Boxing Day for the Canadians.

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Well, it's not just for the Canadians.

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Oh, like

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the British in the UK.

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Yeah, sure did.

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Do you know what?

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Like the whole idea of Boxing Day was.

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Boxing shit up and return it.

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God, you're so dumb.

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No, I'm just kidding.

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I had to look this up last year

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because I was always confused what Boxing Day was not.

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It was fighting.

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It was the day after Christmas

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where all the wealthy would box up gifts and give it to the less fortunate.

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Oh, so it's actually, like, a super cool thing.

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Yeah, that's a nice thing. Yeah.

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Like a really good for, like, society kind of thing.

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Totally makes sense. Why we don't have it in America.

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Yeah, that's right.

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That's crazy.

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Oh, I wonder why we don't have one.

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Yeah, I think it's what?

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It's Canada, the UK and Australia, New Zealand.

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And I'm sure.

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If celebrate UK.

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Does it then you know, Australia does it. Do well. Yeah.

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Because they're like piss poor uk.

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Sorry Australian fans.

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Sorry go ahead.

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Oh say and drugs across the commission.

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Drugs. Yeah, sorry, guys. All right.

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Some booze news.

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Heineken is going to be increasing

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their beer prices by over 10% starting January 1st.

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I have an easy fix for that. Don't buy it.

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Go buy it.

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Yeah, it's the worst beer on the market.

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Because, you know, I still have that Heineken 0.0 or whatever.

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Makes it fun.

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Still in my fridge.

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Two years. Ago. Yeah.

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I'm sure it's only getting better with age.

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Well, now there's like, going to be a what is it?

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It's appreciated in value.

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Oh, yeah. I'm sure that's eBay's the thing.

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Yeah. Is it like eight ounces?

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It's a little tiny. Yes.

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It's not even that. It's six. Ounces.

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Yeah, I tried it. It was disgusting.

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I used to offer an April Fool's joke because the wife was like,

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Oh, well, maybe Deb and Nicole and I should drink it together.

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And she kept saying that over and over again, and she never did.

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And after setting the fridge for like six months,

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I was like, I'm doing neighborhood's joke with this thing.

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I don't care what she does, what she says.

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Yeah, it was gross.

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But yes, I promise to boycott Heineken based solely off of this 10% increase.

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I will not be buying Heineken.

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That's quite an increase deal.

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Mm. Yes.

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For no other reason than the 10% increase. Yes.

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No, because their beer tastes like shit, like skunk shit drinkers.

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Yeah. Skunk.

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Don't say sorry to Heineken drinkers.

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They know what they're drinking.

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They do.

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There's no way

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you can let that shit on to your palate and be like, You know what this is?

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All right. Not bad.

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Seems weird.

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Intentionally drinking Heineken.

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Yeah my just are like fucking brother in law.

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My brother in law will request Heineken to be at like get togethers and parties.

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But thinking to myself, what the fuck are you thinking?

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Okay, I have like coolers or something.

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Yeah, I would rather have anything.

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PBR. Stella, even.

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It's close to Heineken, but yeah, it's.

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Very different and not.

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What I would rather have a Stella over Heineken.

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That's not bad.

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I agree.

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You're probably right there. Yeah.

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Oh, and Stella is not good.

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You know, it's only gotten worse.

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Drunk golfer goes off the course, gets lost.

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A golfer so drunk that he mistook a stranger's home for his mother's house

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has sparked a warning from police about the dangers of excessive drinking.

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Senior Sergeant Anthony Bond of where the fuck this was doomed in.

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What sounds like a cool place.

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Yeah, it's in New Zealand.

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Said officers were called to a former erode address at about 10:10 p.m.

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on Saturday after a 27 year old man spent the day playing

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golf at St Clair and drinking after a tournament.

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The man walked home to what he thought was his mother's address, but insists,

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but instead arrived at that of a stranger's.

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The occupant challenged him and was then punched by the 27 year old man.

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Wow, who thought there was a stranger in his mother's house.

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The 27 year old then went to another address and started banging on the door.

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Police attended and arrested the man in a confused and intoxicated state.

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The man would likely be referred.

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I don't even know what this means to a tip ringing community piano.

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Sounds like rehab. I don't know.

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Sgt Bond had a simple safety message for the Dunedin community.

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Don't drink to access

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to the point that you don't know what your own mother's house looks like.

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That guy was doing whippets though like.

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Oh down here lowers his found bottles of whipped cream in the back.

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Not like it wasn't.

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There's no way he was just

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drinking, right?

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Because even his hammer design was at a friend's miss.

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I think I could have found my way to my mom's house.

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And then to start assaulting someone like they.

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Do like bassy tests in New Zealand.

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Like imagine it's not the dark ages over there.

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Well, I don't fucking know. It's New Zealand.

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Let's go check out.

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Let's go get really hammered in New Zealand jacket.

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If you're golfing.

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Maybe this dude did like a beer or a hole, maybe.

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That's right.

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I mean, you can get pretty intoxicated and I've heard of such a thing.

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I don't go. Yeah, I've.

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I've done it once and I did just about that much beer.

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Yes, we did.

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Shots between we, we got, we did the ninth hole

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and it was right next to the clubhouse.

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We did shots and then continued on. Ah.

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That's fuckin crazy. Yeah.

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It's one time I've been golfing.

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I don't like it because I'm so bad.

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Like the ball was just like pink.

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I couldn't no good. At least I got hammered.

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I got to drive a cart around. That was the good part.

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Brian That's super tight end turn.

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Brian had a golf carding incident while whilst drinking.

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Oh, can we get a fact check on this, brian?

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He thumbs up from the right.

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And then so Brian.

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Brian is like one of the last people on earth.

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It's still drive stick. Oh, yeah.

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And then so the next day after his incident, he had to drive home in his car

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and he shows up at the house and his like, foot is like black and blue

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and his knees are like all shredded and he's got like a broken rib and shit.

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And I was like, I think I'm going to take you to the emergency room.

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And he drove home like that.

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It's for him. What a tough guy.

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I had a friend do not in a golf car, but similar.

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She was at a well, not similar.

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It sounds like his was much more violent but she was at a club.

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She got hammered. She was in some really high heels.

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Gina breaking her ankle and drove stick

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and like I think she made it home because someone took her home or something.

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But the next day she called me and said, You drive stick, right?

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I said, Yeah.

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She goes, I need you to come move my car

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because I needed to take her boyfriend's car.

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It was not stick. And they were like, you know, parked in front of each other.

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So can you come move my car for it?

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Broke my ankle like your thing.

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I'll be right over.

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We lived in the same apartment complex, but oh driving

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stick sucks if you hurt yourself or if you try to eat an ice cream cone.

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Like that's the fucking worst.

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That's what's.

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So back in the day when I work, I work super early.

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Well, Flex is not going to feel bad, but I used to work

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from five in the morning till.

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That's still super lean. Yeah.

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And so I had to get up at like 330 or whatever.

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And sometimes on the way home I'd be just, you know, bobbin

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bobbin for cock as Nicole likes to say on my, you know, just

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and there was a McDonald's that was about halfway home.

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And so sometimes I would stop and get an ice cream cone

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because it made me get the car and like walk around, kind of wake up a little bit,

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would be like the sugar would also help me get the rest way home.

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So hard to get back on the freeway.

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The fuckin ice cream cone in your hand like driving stick.

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Like I don't want I crush it.

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You know

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I did some cone in the steering wheel hand while you, like,

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kind of drove with your wrist and then stick and.

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Yeah.

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I want to know what you thought the first time you did this

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and then how many times you did it after?

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I did it so many times. And

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I don't.

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Know what I thought the first time other than like

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maybe I should have thought this through a little further.

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But I, I was, I mean, I drove stick for, I mean, at least 15 years.

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So it was, it was no problem.

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15 years more than me. Yeah.

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I like driving stick.

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I just hate it when you're in traffic, when you're going downtown L.A.

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and you're stop and go to the after.

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About six weeks after I stopped driving stick,

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most of my knee pain went away.

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So I was like, oh, I won't go back to that.

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But I still know how like the wife's dad, he has a, a stick.

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So sometimes we're up there

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and like we borrow his, his other car, which is the stick.

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And then you sure you can drive this and like, yeah, I can drive

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it. We'll wrap it up with this.

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The worst beers in the world.

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According to beer. In the. World.

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In the world.

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So Beast and Keystone got to be like top five.

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We'll find out. This is according to beer advocate.

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They gave us 25 beers.

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We'll start at the top at 25.

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Old Milwaukee.

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Yeah.

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Number 24 Flex's Favorite Heineken Premium White Lager.

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It's not even premium.

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Number 23 Corona.

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Extra.

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Oh, it's so bad.

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So gross. 22 desperados.

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Oh, I should be telling you the ratings with these I'll I'll start.

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With this like UNTAPPD ratings. Beer advocate.

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Oh this one has a235 number 21 black label beer

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every 232 number 22 Cut tailgate.

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I love to caddy light do you when you go to Mexico

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nothing but to carry light and lime that shit hits.

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That's because you can't drink the water.

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You have to drink tequila.

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That's not the point.

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The point is to go.

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How do you like it with lime? Suck my dick?

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Well, average rating is 2.31 number 19.

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And this is what I get when I go to get sushi.

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Kirin Karen Light.

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I get Sapporo. I'm a I'm a hearing guy.

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A or or Sapporo usually for me, yeah.

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I mean, they all kind of taste the same, but yeah.

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Yeah.

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Like average rating 2.29 number 18 colt 45.

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Yeah, that makes sense.

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I didn't realize it was only 5.6%.

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I thought it was a little stronger than that.

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But, uh, yeah, 2.28 average rating.

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You think a 5.6 on most like domestic flights.

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They're like four for two.

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So do you like a malt lager like that?

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There isn't a malt beverage. Yeah, it's malt liquor.

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Yeah. So, yeah, five, six. That's huge.

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I guess. But I just.

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I feel like it should be bigger than that.

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Number 12, thank you. To Starbucks.

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I know.

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Number 17, labatt blue light from the Canada.

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Yeah, a average rating of 2.26.

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Number 16, Beck's premium light one Beck's.

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Yeah, one unknown. Next

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I get more of them.

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Average rated 2.24 Number

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15 st ides high gravity malt liquor I don't even know what that. Is.

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I don't know what that is, but. It's 8.2%.

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That's what I expected.

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A malt liquor, 8.2%, not 5.6.

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I don't know. That's like a steel reserve.

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Yeah.

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That comes out of Texas and has an average rating of 2.2 to number 14.

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Curb light. Yeah, the.

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Rating of 2.05.

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Number 13, red dog.

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That beer is so bad, I don't think I ever

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should be way higher on the list.

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It was an average of 2.04 straight out of Wisconsin.

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Number 12, corona light.

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And that should be

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that should be like where extra was an extra should be where corona Light is.

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Oh, so you're saying light is better than extra?

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Yes. The Corona light is much better than the extra.

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Average of 1.98. Number 11.

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Keystone Lager. That's Superbad.

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Average rating 1.9.

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But I do remember getting $11 cubes of that when I was 20 years old

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and we threw some pretty rad parties just based off of Keystone.

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Yeah. And at 4.9%.

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And we took all those beers to get drunk. The whole.

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Cube. Yeah.

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That's why they were so cheap.

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Mostly water.

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Top ten. Here we go.

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Number ten, Bud Light.

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I'm fucking excited for this top tab at.

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1.87 average rating. Bud Light. So bad.

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So bad.

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Number nine, Keystone Premium.

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Yeah, that's. Way. Way worse.

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Number eight, bush ice.

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All right, Bush ice. Not Bush light.

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Bush ice.

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Okay, tight.

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1.85.

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Average rating number seven, natty ice.

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Okay. 4184.

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Average rating.

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Number six, keystone light.

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Oh, it's so bad.

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4.1% has an average rating of 1.8 for top five.

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Number five, Milwaukee's best light.

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It's such a bad beer

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to me.

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It is amazing that they would actually put a city name on that beer

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because everybody, it's just so bad.

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Average rating of 183 number four,

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Miller, 64, never had it.

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Is that the one that's it's 64 because it only had 64 calories?

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Yeah, right.

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It's like the most easy drinking beer because it's like 2% alcohol, two.

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Point 8%, 64 calories.

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There's a reason there's no. Fucking point, though. Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I don't know.

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I don't I don't know.

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Average rating of 183.

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Number three Natty light.

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Fuck you.

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I love that shit.

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Natty light is bad compared to Busch light.

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I hope Bush is not in the top two.

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I don't like the natty light.

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I like the natter days.

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Oh, the the.

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Fruity fruity ones during the summer.

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You to hell. Yeah.

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Average rating of 175.

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Number two sharps from Miller Brewing Company.

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Yeah. Sherbet.

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That's like the schlemiel I love that.

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The on it.

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It's like it 11 and Shirley worked

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and worked at Sharps Brewery Oh did they come on Wayne's World.

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I mean yeah.

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Killing me. Sorry.

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And the number one worst beer according to beer advocate.

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Can you guys.

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I haven't looked at pause.

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I need a little pause here. Okay.

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But my anxieties like the suspense.

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Do you really want to take any guesses?

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I mean, Heineken, Corona.

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We've said them already. Oh, he's been sly.

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He was already on there. Deb, any guesses?

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PBR. PBR.

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PBR said PBR heavily.

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Now, you can't be Ham, not Schlitz. Schlitz.

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And that bad Schlitz is better than PBR.

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Interbrand says Bud Light lime that's I was thinking Bud Lights

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was that select or premium or.

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Oh yeah the Bud Light 55. Bud Light Platinum.

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I was thinking it would be that one cause that was just a pile of garbage.

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I guess I'll say steely reserve.

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Okay, number one.

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Here I go for the scroll.

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Budweiser select 55.

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They do that anymore?

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I don't know.

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1.65 average rating, 2.4% ABV.

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They say Budweiser Select 55 is a 55 calorie alternative

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to Budweiser's heavier select original and brewed with a caramel taste.

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Anheuser-Busch has been instrumental in population popularizing lagers

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among American consumers for decades

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after the beer stuff was first introduced in the US.

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Thanks to German immigrants in the mid-19th century.

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One beer advocate, well, one beer advocate revered some this offering up

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thusly It's been flavorless and odd smelling.

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I never. Had it.

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I used to drink it when I was like 19 this year.

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1.4%. I drank it once.

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Which was it?

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You drinking a lot when you're 19 or you drink it once?

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I say a lot.

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I don't know. I don't know.

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I drink it like once or twice.

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It was not very good. Sounds delicious.

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I want to make T-shirts that say thin, flavorless and odd smelling.

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And then you could buy them at Debs Dick's stock.

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Yeah. Yes.

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Oh, that'd be great.

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I don't I don't know if I love this list because I'm pretty sure they haven't

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made the Bud 55 in years

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cause that was that was on my mind for the worst beer.

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But the fact that they don't make it anymore, I think.

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Yes, it. Let's see.

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Also is it usually I was thinking like, what about kind of your roots?

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Yeah. Mickey's or old English.

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Yeah, PBR wasn't even on the list.

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Yeah, PBR is not great.

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I'm going to say that as a milwaukee AM.

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Yeah, they definitely still make Budweiser select 55.

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Dammit.

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You can get it at Walmart for 1873 for 30.

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They don't make highlife lite anymore, but Budweiser still puts out Bud 55.

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I guess. So all four people buy it.

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Motherfucker. Yeah.

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So anyways, there you have it. So worst Christmas ever.

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Merry fucking Christmas, everybody.

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Let's hit a little music over here.

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Merry Christmas to Vanessa.

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Merry Christmas, Vanessa. Christmas, Vanessa.

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Find us on the socials craft beer republic flex me beer underscores in between

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and of course one hop a choppy mess and don't forget what

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no flex is eating the camera out.

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Don't forget Deb's dicks that come in the new year.

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Bri, you can buy your new T-shirts.

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So what was it? Thin.

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So in flavor lists and weird smelling.

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Did the first release of her merch?

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I think that's. Oh, that's not everything, you know.

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Five, five, three beer, two, three, three seven at craft beer republic e-comm.

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I do believe that is everything.

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Thank you all for hanging and hope you have a great holiday over there.

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I hope you're all staying very well hydrated.

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And on that note, goodnight, everybody.

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