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Jan 18, 2018 44 min

126 - New Year, New Beer

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To ring in 2018 very delayed, we talk about last year's trends and how we've changed, what we think might happen in the new year, and we do a news roundup: - Lyft is using a beer called 5-Star Lager from Braderbrau to promote their service - Amazon Alexa is now offering opinions on beer - A Texas man allegedly has a "Texas-sized" beer can collection - Lakewood Brewing is put a bunch of their beer into the vault Listen and Subscribe to the Show for Free! Use any of these sources to subscribe to the show. If you're not sure how to subscribe, check out our How To Subscribe Guide. iTunes RSS Browser Spreaker Stitcher TuneIn Socialize: Voicemail: 469-573-BEER (2337) Email: [email protected] Facebook Twitter Instagram Tumblr Untapped YouTube

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To ring in 2018 very delayed, we talk about last year's trends and how we've changed, what we think might happen in the new year, and we do a news roundup: - Lyft is using a beer called 5-Star Lager from Braderbrau to promote their service - Amazon Alexa is now offering opinions on beer - A Texas man allegedly has a "Texas-sized" beer can collection - Lakewood Brewing is put a bunch of their beer into the vault

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