It’s modern American history, one beer at a time! Join VinePair contributing editor and columnist Dave Infante for Taplines, a weekly interview series with brewing icons, industry insiders, and outspoken experts about the United States’ most beloved and best-selling beers. Bros discussing their favorite IPAs, this ain’t. Taplines is a mix of journalism, history, and beer that you won’t find anywhe... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | FoodArtsHistory |
After 60 episodes of award-winning modern beer history, this is the final episode of Taplines. To send off the show, we're turning the Taplines Time Machine forward instead of backwards to speculate on how the American beer industry's past might info... more
Journalist Charlie Warzel joins the show today for a wide-ranging, cross-discipline episode to discuss how the GamerGate style of extremely online grievance politics has become the dominant format for conservative backlash today, why it works so well... more
George Esquivel is the co-founder of Four Corners Brewing Company in Dallas, Texas. He joins Taplines today to talk about selling his brewery to Constellation, spending five years within the belly of Big Beer's Big Golden Beast, then retaking control... more
Kimberly Clements, co-founder and managing partner of Pints LLC, joins Taplines today to talk about Anheuser-Busch's introduction of a little beer called Michelob Ultra, which August Busch III personally tapped her family's Arizona distributorship to... more
So glad that I discovered this podcast.
Excellent podcast, enjoy listening and it is a nice break from my unhealthy political podcast diet.
The best podcast about beer and it's not close
Real glad this exists.
Very informative podcast with good informative exploration of beer topics. I just listened to the ABI Super Bowl commercial episode, it felt like Dave was speaking about 90% of the time. Questions (musings, ramblings?) take way to long to wrap up before the guest has a chance to respond. He seems to be aware of this, acknowledges it occasionally, and still takes another 90 seconds to land on the final question. Land the plane bro. Get in, get out, and give the guest time to expound on the topic... more
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This podcast offers a unique exploration of modern American history through the lens of beer. Each episode features engaging discussions with industry insiders, brewing legends, and outspoken experts who share their insights on popular beers and significant events shaping the brewing landscape. Topics range from the intricacies of marketing strategies employed by major brands to the nuanced cultural shifts influenced by craft brewing. Notably, the combination of historical context with contemporary beer culture makes this series appealing not only to beer enthusiasts but also to history buffs looking for an unconventional approach to American history.
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Recent guests on Taplines include:
1. Maureen Ogle
2. Charlie Warzel
3. George Esquivel
4. Kimberly Clements
5. Joe Thompson
6. Steve Luke
7. Annie Johnson
8. Steven Grasse
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