Brew Strong, with hosts Jamil Zainasheff and John Palmer, combines the two most prominent authors and figures in homebrewing today in a live beer radio format that allows listeners to pose beginning and advanced brewing questions to expert hosts and guests from the Craft Beer industry. Designed as a brewing geek's must-listen show, Brew Strong is your source for cutting edge beer and brewing information, answers to technical questions, as well as a guide to a greater appreciation of all things beer. Have questions or comments? Email us at brewstrong@thebrewingnetwork.com
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Travis and Michael are back to help Jamil answer the most urgent of homebrewing questions from 5 years ago! The boys tackle some good stuff on today's show, covering yeasts plating, recipe formulation, and more! more
This week on Brew Strong, Jamil invites Travis back for another round of listener questions! Joined by Michael Persyn, the three tackle the mail bag once more to bring answers to your burning homebrewing questions. Topics include how to brew Evil 3, ... more
More of your questions pulled from the ether! Jamil invited Travis back on the show to help answer more listener emails, and this one went in several directions. The fellas chat about high ABV beers, the best places to drink in England, and the sanit... more
I love this show and most shows the BN offers! Keep it up forever!
This show is like getting crabs. Yes you had a lot of fun but now you have the itch.
Best brewing podcast ever
Was hoping more from a podcast with John Palmer in it, but the group of guys that host it are vulgar, and say extremely disturbing/distasteful things. With every other word being something about a penis, getting laid or getting a blow job, I forget it’s about beer and instead find myself wanting to vomit. Oh yea and the loud burps in my ears every 5 minutes are annoying as hell. It’s like a show for 20 year old frat boys- and absolutely turns off any chances of having female listeners. Hopefully... more
There’s good information there if you can get to it. They spend a lot of time smacking, drinking, saying mindless,”yeahhhhh, mmmmm, so.... yeah....” it’d be great if they could spare us the on-air drinking and smacking and general lackadaisical attitude toward getting to the only reason I listen: to hear quality content. I have to fast forward 15 minutes before they begin to get to anything resembling content - and then it’s a bunch of ads. So do yourself a favor and look around. There’s a lot o... more
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The Brewing Network Presents launched 15 years ago and published 317 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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