
People, places and pints in the New Zealand Beer scene. Michael Donaldson is the editor of Pursuit of Hoppiness, New Zealand's only dedicated craft beer magazine, author of Beer Nation — The Art & Heart of Kiwi Beer, The Hopfather and The Big Book of Home Brew. Martin Bridges is a beer judge and consultant with his business Beer Bigwig. We bring you stories about Kiwi beer, the people who make it ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsSociety & CultureFood | |||

Epic and Hallertau are two of the most influential breweries in New Zealand when it comes to hop-driven, American-style IPAs. Both breweries turn 20 this year and their respective founders, Luke Nicholas from Epic and Steve Plowman from Hallertau, ta... more
Live from Beervana we bring you a session on the wide and wonderful world of lager. Martin & Michael are joined by special guests — Emma Elmslie of Shining Peak, Dani Wild from Brew Moon and Vlad Petrovic from St Leonards. We sample an eclectic range... more
Michael & Martin bring you the first of the live Beervana Sessions, a live Q&A recording at the Beervana Festival in Wellington on August 22-23. In this episode Pete Gillespie and Dave Bell from Garage Project talk about their Chance Luck & Magic ser... more
Michael and Martin are joined by Ben Heaven who was catapulted into national prominence when his Judas Sheep Dark Lager won a place in the New World Beer & Cider Awards Top 25. Ben runs a tiny farm-based brewery — Heaven's Brewery — in the Marua Vall... more
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Exploring the vibrant New Zealand craft beer scene, episodes cover a range of engaging topics including local breweries, beer festivals, and the cultural significance of craft brewing. Insightful discussions often feature interviews with brewery owners, beer judges, and industry experts, highlighting personal stories that resonate with beer enthusiasts. Unique to this content is a focus on community and local craft, fostering a strong sense of connection within the beer culture of New Zealand, making it appealing for listeners who appreciate in-depth discussions about the brewing process and its societal impact.
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