Ep. 12 - Maureen Ogle, author of Ambitious Brew
Drink Beer, Think Beer With John Holl12/25/19 • 48 min
A note from Drink Beer, Think Beer host John Holl:
We’re releasing this episode as a special Christmas Day bonus show. A gift to you. My guest today is Maureen Ogle, the author of several books including In Meat We Trust: An Unexpected History of Carnivore America and Ambitious Brew: A History of American Beer. There is a Revised Edition that is now available and you should use those holiday gift cards and return credits to get yourself a copy.
In this conversation, recorded in Denver during the Great American Beer Festival, we cover a lot of ground, including her next project – another beer book – that might interest those of you who got a kick out of my previous show with Jace Marti.
There’s a lot to learn from Maureen’s research and while we all might be focused – especially headed into a new decade – on the future - the lessons of the past are important.
Since we’re both writers, there’s a lot of talk about that particular craft and I try to gain a little more insight on what Maureen learned as a historian diving into beer. That’s where we start.
Here’s our conversation.
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- Hosted By: John Holl
- Guest: Maureen Ogle, author of Ambitious Brew
- Tags: beer, craft beer, history, meat, New Albion, Sierra Nevada, All About Beer, books, writing,
12/25/19 • 48 min
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