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The Good Beer Show
by Jeffrey Meyer
Click Logo For 80 More EpisodesThe Good Beer Show is the original beer related podcast on the internet. Every week, I drag my equipment down to one of the largest beer halls in the Midwest, the “Heorot” in Muncie Indiana and review micro, craft and imported beers. We feature Midwest music and most of the time the band joins us at the table for the fun. It might get a little out of hand at times but my friends and I have a blast. The Good Beer Show is also proud of receiving the 2005 People’s Choice Podcast Award for food and drink.
Episodes
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At Three Floyd's
For Episode 85 we recorded right on the bar at Three Floyd's brewpub. Nick Floyd, the owner and brewer rolled out the red carpet and we had a wonderful time. We sampled Behemoth barleywine, Alpha Kong! and Oak-Aged Darklord. Pictures are here. Awesome Cool Dudes (pictured above) and Margot and…
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More Chosen Beers
This episode of the GBS we sampled and talked about two new beers from Shmaltz Brewing. The first beer was Bittersweet Lenny's R.I.P.A. The second was Genesis 10:10. Tom interviewed Shmaltz's owner, Jeremy Cowan at a recent brewfest. As always, Jeremy has great things to say concerning the craft...
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2 Songs, 1 Beer and Lots of Begging
On this Good Beer Show mini-infomercial we sampled "Golden Shower", an imperial pilsner from DogFish Head. The two groups were "The Black Furies" and "The Deathray Davies". We also toast our audience and beg for votes. Support independent music with the links below. GBS themes song is a mutilated...
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What the Monks Drink
Again we are joined by Kevin Cox and we talk about Trappist ales, particularly Orval. We sampled both the blue label and the green label. The green is the type consumed by the monks at the Orval monastary. We had two musical guests, "Harley Poe" from Kokomo, Indiana and "The Frauds" from…
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The Lost Episode
Episode 81 features beer acquired by GBS Tom. The first beer was "Bloomingfood's 30th Anniversary Ale" by Upland Brewery. The second beer was Jefferson's Reserve Bourbon Stout by Bluegrass Brewing Company. The musical artists were Funky Nashville and Kyle Andrews. Check them out below. Two more...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Click Logo For 80 More EpisodesThe Good Beer Show is the original beer related podcast on the internet. Every week, I drag my equipment down to one of the largest beer halls in the Midwest, the “Heorot” in Muncie Indiana and review micro, craft and imported beers. We feature Midwest music and most of the time the band joins us at the table for the fun. It might get a little out of hand at times but my friends and I have a blast. The Good Beer Show is also proud of receiving the 2005 People’s Choice Podcast Award for food and drink.
HOSTED BY
Jeffrey Meyer
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Click Logo For 80 More EpisodesThe Good Beer Show is the original beer related podcast on the internet. Every week, I drag my equipment down to one of the largest beer halls in the Midwest, the “Heorot” in Muncie Indiana and review micro, craft and imported beers. We feature Midwest music and most...
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The Good Beer Show is created and hosted by Jeffrey Meyer.
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