124 episodes
Buzzed with Brian Brian Hanson
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5.0 • 26 Ratings
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Welcome to Buzzed with Brian! I am your host, Brian...
We talk about beer, the history, and drink it!
Buzzed with Brian is a podcast for beer lovers, and beer novices alike! On each episode, a beer (or two or three...) will receive a review, and a rating. Brian discusses the beer style history, and the brewery where the beer was made. "Brewery Specials" and other special episodes involve guests from the craft beer industry. Guests enjoy a brew with Brian, and chat about their journey with beer and their current role in the industry!
Brian's mission is simple.
1) To educate the audience.
2) Support the local craft beer scene.
3) Open up and enhance the audience’s palate.
4) Excite listeners to get out there and try some new brews!
Thanks, and as always... Cheers beers!
After consuming the content and the beer, please write a review, follow Buzzed with Brian on social media, and hit that subscribe button. Brian would think you’re pretty neat if you did!
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Host & Producer: Brian Hanson
Chief Editor & Engineer: Matt Schabel
Podcast Art Director: Amber Schabel
Musical Score: North Breese, 10/10 would recommend you check this killer band out!
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Ep. 122 - Brewery Special feat. Tin Roof Brewing
Welcome to Buzzed with Brian! Brian remains on the road for this episode, as he is still hanging out in Baton Rouge, the state capital of Louisiana. From one brewery to the next, Brian found another great guest for the show! Joining him on the mic this week was Maria Shirts, head brewer of Tin Roof Brewing Company! Maria tells the story of her craft and her journey with beer. Sit back, relax, and raise a beer to Maria for coming on the show! Thanks, and as always… Cheers Beers! &nbs...
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Ep. 121 - Brewery Special feat. Rally Cap Brewing Co
Welcome to Buzzed with Brian! Brian hit the road for this episode. He found himself traveling south down the Mississippi River to Baton Rouge, the state capital of Louisiana. Naturally beer was at the top of the to do list. Joining him on the mic this week was Kevin Whalen, Owner/Founder of Rally Cap Brewing! Kevin tells the story of his craft and where the journey of creating/owning this business has taken him. Sit back, relax, and raise a beer to Kevin for coming on the show! Than...
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Ep. 120 - Audience Submission Round 7
Welcome to Buzzed with Brian! Brian is breaking records for distance traveled by a beer, just over 2800 miles! That’s right, 2-8-0-0 miles! The beers on this audience submission made the trek all the way down from Barnaby Brewing Co in Juneau, AK. Listen in to hear about the brewery and the beers. Brian may never get beers from this far away on the pod again!Thanks, and as always… Cheers Beers! After you consume the content of this episode, please write a review, follow Buzzed wit...
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Ep. 119 - What in the World is Landjaeger?
Welcome to Buzzed with Brian! Pronounced Lond-Yay-Gur, IYKYK. Now, if you don’t know, listen up! This snack delicacy is a smoke cured, fermented, spiced meat stick. It packs a punch of flavor and is made for noshing on with a beer in hand! Joining Brian on the mic was Jesse Brookstein. Jesse is the author of “A Perfect Pair: The History of Landjaeger in Green County, Wisconsin”. He is also a regional food historian, a Landjaeger fanboy, and lover of all things lager with 2 decades of be...
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Ep. 118 - Brewery Special feat. Ahnapee Brewing Company
Welcome to Buzzed with Brian! Brian enjoyed another successful year of Pour Another Round’s Outdoor Winter Beer Fest in Green Bay, WI. The festival was bustling with over 20 breweries this year, one of which was Ahnapee Brewing Company. Naturally, Brian brought the gear up with him again and was able to have Nick Calaway, Founder/Owner, of Ahnapee join him for a recording. Ahnapee started a decade ago out on the shores of Lake Michigan in Algoma, WI. Nick now boasts a second taproom just...
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Ep. 117 - Style History: Munich Dunkel
Welcome to Buzzed with Brian! Brian is excited to bring a new style history episode to you all! The Munich Dunkel is a tried true old school beer that has stood the test of time. Legend has it that the roots of this Bavarian delight go all the way back to the founding of Munich, Germany. To help showcase the history of the style Brian selected a beer from the notable Lion’s Tail Brewing Company. Now, grab Dunkel of your own choosing and enjoy this week’s Episode! Thanks, and as alwa...
Customer Reviews
Love Beer, listen here!!!
I have been listening to this podcast for about a year now and enjoy every episode. Brian does a great job of selecting not only local beers and breweries but has shared some from his travels too. In addition, several episodes cover beer history. This is a podcast I look forward to every week. Brian is also very responsive to listener questions and I love the addition in the notes of the beers tastes. This allows me to seek out these beers and try them too. Cheers Beers!!!
Like beer? Just want to know more about it? Listen to this podcast!
Like the description says, this podcast will give you a little bit of the history of the style and/or a brewery, tasting notes, usually a rating of the beer, and lots of other good information. If you are trying to expand your knowledge about beer styles, or if you are trying to find some thing you might like in the world of craft beer this podcast is for you. There is some thing here for a rookie, as well as a cicerone. it is presented in a very professionally done format without extraneous material. The focus in the first year has been primarily Beers found in Wisconsin and Minnesota, but has also included other areas of the country. I would expect he will continue to expand his reach. he is also very open to suggestions of new beers or breweries to try. If you have anything more than a very superficial or casual relationship with beer, this podcast is for you! I highly recommend this!
Cheers!
Just listened to the Radler episode… and it was rad! 🚲🤙
Always a great history lesson and inspiration for new sips in the fridge - thanks Brian!