Zoe Ottaway from Totem Marketing joins Matt and Pete this week and weighs in everything from pregnancy warning labels to the 2019 Australian Craft Beer Survey.
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Beer is a Conversation: Dave Padden
In this special edition of Beer is a Conversation, we have a chat with Akasha’s Dave Padden and look at his approach to brewing, his love of hops, the rapidly evolving beer scene and whether he will ever brew a milkshake IPA.
Brews News Week: More Powerful Than FARE
Pete and Matt discuss the news of the week as several beers receive ABAC’s judgement and one of Colorado’s oldest breweries downsizes.
Beer is a Conversation: Luke Corbin
We chat with Luke Corbin who is brewing with Myanmar’s first modern brewery, Burbrit Brewery. Luke is a home brewer – one of the founders of Melbourne’s Merri Mashers homebrew club. He’s also a PhD candidate in Anthropology at the College of Asia & the Pacific, Australian National University.
Brews News Week: The Peloton Effect
The boys are back in Oz this week discussing all the big news stories including which breweries are facing ABAC and whether beer really does have it tough when it comes to tax.
Brews News Live – BrewCon19: Jenna Godley
Colonial was one of the first small breweries to partner with a major football team when they teamed up with Essendon. Here, marketing manager Jenna Godley shares her insights from the world of sport and describes how they can be applied to craft beer marketing.
Brews News Week: Could Beer Go Plain Packaging?
Pete and Matt coming to you direct from San Francisco with the big news of the week including whether alcohol could go the way of cigarettes and be forced to use plain packaging.
Beer is a Conversation: Phillip Rankmore
Phillip Rankmore, head brewer at South Korea’s Budnamu Brewery shares his story from volunteering under Dave Padden at Riverside Brewing in Sydney to getting a job as brewer during a two-day layover in Seoul on the very day that brewing was legalised in South Korea.
Brews News Live – BrewCon19: James Omond
Talks have started with the European Union over the use of geographical indications in beer. Intellectual property lawyer James Omond is an expert on the topic and shares his thoughts on all things related to trademark in beer.
Brews News Live – BrewCon19: Axel Jany
Axel Jany is an international customer consultant for Weyermann but also a beer sommelier. We chat about German beer culture, how it is facing the challenges of the hop-driven craft beer wave, naming conventions and whether Berliner Weisse is an appropriate style name for a beer brewed other than in Berlin.