
Brülosophy - where they who drink beer will think beer! Join the crew as they discuss the history of various brewing topics and the results of their interesting exBEERiments!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 433 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureScienceHobbies | |||

Marshall goes over his attempt to brew a Short & Shoddy Blueberry Wheat Beer using canned fruit puree, as well as what blind tasters thought of the finished beer.
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Short & Shoddy Blueberry Wheat Ale
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Contributor Jordan Folks joins Marshall to chat about filling bottles from kegs using the Blichmann Beer Gun and Tapcooler Counter Pressure Bottle Filler, and they review an xBmt comparing these two tools to bottle a Czech Dark Lager.
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For this Brü's Views episode, Marshall shares the opinions of several Brülosophy Patrons as well as his own on modern homebrewing technology.
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Contributor Jordan Folks joins Marshall to talk about the use of simple sugars in brewing, particularly the differences between dextrose and sucrose when used in West Coast IPA.
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Dextrose vs. Sucrose In A West Coast IPA xBmt
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Even if you don’t brew, this pod will make you want to.
Love this show!!!!!
Welcome to Bleav! What a great conversational podcast about brewing. Have sent to hobbyist friends who will enjoy listening!
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A non-pretentious podcast with awesome people and great insights on how we can brew beer better. Marshal and the crew are fun to listen to and learn from. I’m always excited for new releases!
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The show combines science-based brewing experiments with practical how-tos and industry storytelling. Listeners can expect data-driven discussions on beer styles, fermentation, malts, hops, and process tweaks, often paired with semi-blind sensory tests and real-world homebrew applications. Episodes frequently feature multiple contributors—ranging from seasoned brewers to homebrewers and industry guests—sharing technical insights, workflow tips, and candid business perspectives. A notable strength is its willingness to challenge traditional brewing dogma with repeatable experiments, clear methodology, and a friendly, shop-talk vibe that makes complex topics approachable for both hobbyists and professionals. A strong highlight is the recurrin... more
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Recent guests on The Brülosophy Podcast include:
1. Jeremy Kosmicki
2. Jason Gann
3. Kevin H.
4. Eric Nelson
5. Andrew Burris
6. Vinny Fabiano
7. Ryan Thompson
8. Timmy Tim Meisch
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