That’ll teach me to stop being a disaster capitalist! 😆

This goes deep! 😂

Thank you!

Neil Diamond meets Tom Petty at a libertarian conference.

Saying that, there was a lower tier Manchester brewery (Sounds like Pun-away) that challenged me on that last quote in a childish manner and then they got both barrels and went on the black list.

Yeah, we’ve seen replies like that before on Untappd from breweries. Find it rather unbecoming. That said, also seen a brewery reach out and offer to fix something that wasn’t their fault (a pub had stockpiled a keg of year old beer that was clearly past its best when served).

Yep we're on all the podcast platforms as well for all your road rage needs

@ found it. Im clearly also blind…

Thanks brother

Thank you, sir 🙌

Concur. This year's DIPA is particularly autumnal. It's getting better and better each year

Viper strikes again! Great info man. We need you on the research team. Cheers!🍻

@planetbeertv lol, I only just read the magazine and put the recipes into my Brewfather logs, so it was fresh in my mind. Place in Maine gets them in about every 3 months, and I always manage to miss it. Last time was by mere days

We were there as well 🙌

They shaved a bit of bone and filled in a hole in the ball joint. Sounds grim but it was a fairly easy procedure and recovery has been as good as it could possibly be. Basically back to normal after 2 weeks. Definitely worth getting a MRI scan if you can!

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SAME! Here’s a fun fact.. We actually had to shoot Simcoe twice. Originally when we filmed it, Alligator Tugboat was the single hop beer. But one of the cards corrupted and we had no audio. So we decided to reshoot and that’s the video we have today.

@@planetbeertv ah, that’s a real shame…but at least you got to drink more lovely beer

Cheers Scott, really appreciate that 🍻

Yeah, turns out you need a paid Insta account. Which Brewser do as far as we’re aware, so it’ll go on their insta and our KZbin.

Cheers man. Really appreciate that! 🍻

@@MrFlyingguy thanks man 🍻🍻🍻

@@daikidetbilisi ah cheers 🍻🍻🍻

Chris here. I’ve just got back from Dublin and found Whiplash’s bar (Fidelity) a great spot for a good beer and end of night vibes.

Yeah but nothing came of it. Pretty sure I drank it to be honest

@@beerguideworldwide oh man... Sonoma cask 🥹

Thanks for the great comment! Yeah, it’s important to stress that we’re in no way anti-CAMRA. Our goals are after all the same. Like you say though, there has certainly been instances of CAMRA setting itself up in opposition to modern keg/cask. I think Mark’s points were deliberately provocative and could easily be paraphrased into something more severe, like ‘pub closures are good’ for instance 😆 I think, for me, the takeaway on the cask point is that everybody involved has a part to play and responsibility to making sure great cask beer is what it should be. Thanks again for your comment, we love having these discussions! 🍻 (Chris)

@@planetbeertv You shoulda seen the PO'd expression and scorn I got hit with when I asked if the real ale discount scheme was applicable in the ultimate trad-dad (and actually brilliant) little pub near my parent's house....meanwhile my favourite small brewery/taproom near me in South London that brews both best bitter AND DIPAs (among others) DOES accept the CAMRA card for a discount. It's a minefield I tells ya!

@@AndrewSFTSN The CAMRA discount is - IMHO - a good example of the how CAMRA are failing in their fiduciary duty. The fact that the UKs primary beer and pub campaigning organisation pressures venues to (preferentially) lower prices so it can incentivise new signups is outrageous. This is just one of the examples of things they do which benefit them as an organisation at the expense of pubs and by extension breweries. I'm not looking to criticise the entire CAMRA membership, many of them are very loyal customers of ours and we're really grateful of their support. I also know many CAMRA members personally and I know that they joined in order to do their bit to support beer and pubs. But as an organisation CAMRA are all over the place. In a way cursed by their early success; it's a distributed network of drinking clubs that gained the status of gatekeeper. Despite the obviously love and dedication shown by many members, it's not clear to me whether CAMRA is currently helping independent pubs and breweries. It's a shame because they really need help.

@@MarkReynolds_UA Thanks for the reply! Things have definitely moved on since I was last a member and in a very interesting way. For a while I considered the fact that craft beer and belgian styles appearing in supermarkets was a sign that CAMRA had 'won' since when I started drinking it was Fosters, Carling or nothing in most pubs, but as ever it's clearly not as simple as all that. I'll consider what to do when renewal time comes around!

Practice makes perfect! 🫡

I mean, The Kernel’s branding is beautiful in its own way. But maybe we should ask them 😁 Thanks for watching, glad you’ve enjoyed! 🍻