Episode 100 - German Pils with Special Guests

In episode 100 we celebrate by inviting a couple friends and talking about German Pilsner style guidelines, as well as do tasting notes with the North Coast Scrimshaw pilsner. Denny finishes his review of Tavour and we reminisce over the past 99 episodes. See if our favorite and wishlist beers hold up over two years. So grab a beer and enjoy the show!

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BEERS MENTIONED ON THE SHOW:

North Coast Scrimshaw

Aslin Double Orange Starfish

Brew Bus Curb Check Barrel aged Imperial Porter

Ninkasi Prismatic IPA

Hoppin’ Frog Infusion A: Peanut Butter Chocolate Coffee Porter

M.I.A. Tourist Trappe Belgian Tripel

Allagash Map 40 Belgian-style stout with cold-brewed coffee

Funky Buddha The Love Below

Angry Chair Franken Berry

The Veil Chubbles

The Veil White Bugatti

Aslin Astro Zombie

Heretic Juicier Than Thou with Mango NEIPA

New Belgium Honey Orange Tripel

LINKS TO ARTICLES DISCUSSED:

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