Drinking Socially - S3 Ep. 03 International Beers that Built Brands
Since the #DrinkingSocially badge can be earned by anyone; we wanted to drink beers from everywhere. This episode focuses on 2 beers that are made outside the US. These beers have become barometers for their style. Also, Harrison and Jon have a bit of nostalgia for them. This episode's goal is to make it easier to drink along with us, and share some great beers that may get overlooked too often.
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Show Notes
What We’re Drinking:
Gaffel Kolsch by Privatbrauerei Gaffel Becker
- ABV: 4.8%
- IBU: 15
- Notes: The classic Gaffel Kölsch is a particularly fresh Cologne beer specialty, brewed with water, malt and hop extract according to the tried and tested family formula and the German Purity Law of 1516. The fine, pleasant, slightly hopped flavor is characteristic of this traditional product.
London Pride by Fuller's Brewery
- ABV: 4.1%
- IBU: N/A
- Notes: Brewed under the watchful eye of our Griffin since the 1950s, London Pride is unmistakably London's beer. With its well-rounded flavour and rich history, everything about this authentic, characterful beer binds it to our capital city and the people who love it.
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Drinking Socially Badge Update
- We track what beers have earned the DrinkingSocially Badge, how many Unlocks, etc.
Beer News Update
- Harrison covers the Oskar Blues Rebrand and the announcement of Captain Pabst from Pabst Brewing.
Would You Rather:
- Take todays best beer back in time 500 years to share? Or a beer from 500 years ago to a bottleshare today?