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Brewtal Battle Podcast Carlin
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4.8 • 12 Ratings
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A craft beer podcast in which the hosts primarily taste beers blindly. Special episodes focus on beer and food pairings, brewery showcases, cellar dives, beers from the store shelf, and much more. Listen and drink along, and don’t forget to keep it Brewtal!
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On The Shelf Episode #58 – “Frost & Jailbreak”
One beer for this episode is a hoppy offering from a Vermont brewery that has never been on the show before. The other is something creamy from a brewery Carlin and Rebecca have not tried any beers from in years.
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On The Shelf Episode #57 – “Checkerspot & Mast Landing”
Carlin and Rebecca start a stint of on the shelf episodes featuring breweries that have never been featured on the podcast before. This first one features something crisp and clean along with a hoppy offering.
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Pack Attack Episode #10 – “It’s Not Normal”
Carlin and Rebecca found an interesting 3 Floyds variety pack, so they had to grab it for an episode. Hear how these hoppy beers pan out.
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Currently Drinking Episode #4 – “Elder Pine & Sapwood”
Carlin and Rebecca taste and evaluate two bbers from their favorite Maryland breweries.
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Mystery Beers Episode #265 – “Light Drinking”
Carlin and Rebecca end up tasting two local brews. One is very light and crisp, while the other is light and fruity.
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Mystery Beers Episode #264 – “Pale & Rind”
Two more mystery beers are evaluated as one gives off a really odd aroma and the other is surprisingly tasty.
Customer Reviews
A week without Brewtal Battle...
I love this podcast and the hosts and the snippet of a song at the end of each podcast makes me smile. The format is great, the length is perfect as it allows enough time to get into several beers but it isn’t too long. All in all a podcast well worth your listening time whether you’re into beer or not, more so if you are.
Love the Blind Tasting
This podcast is supremely interesting due to the nature of the blind tasting. I think it's a unique take on the idea of a beer podcast, and their "Brewtal" take on things certainly shows their impartiality. As others have mentioned, there are many examples of beers that they pan during the blind tasting that they have mentioned liking previously which can always be funny. I especially like their Decisode Brewtal Battle Royales.
While the general level of beer knowledge of the hosts isn't as high as other beer podcasters, they are learning along with their audience which also has entertainment value. The blind tastings are what make set this podcast apart.
Soy sauce
Great podcast with hints of soy sauce. Keep up the good work guys!