Liquid People

We're back!

Yes, it's been a slight hiatus but we're back with another episode featuring another one of our own: The almighty and powerful JVS.

He's a man who is well known in the craft beer scene, having played almost every role that exists in it. So we wanted to sit him down and talk about his career, his thoughts on the local scene and what it takes to thrive as a brewery.

We also learn some things we never expected to learn about him. You'll just have to listen to know what we are talking about.

For this episode, we're joined by Mike and Steph Martini, owners of everyone's favorite hangout in Scotia, Mohawk Taproom & Grill.

Mike and Steph are a very vital part of Unified Beerworks' story, which is why we were very excited to have them on the podcast. In this episode, we talk about what it was like to open up Mohawk Taproom, trends they're seeing in the industry, what it's like to be a married couple owning a business together... and honestly, a lot of other topics.

It's an informative and very fun episode. Enjoy!

This week's episode we are joined by our good friend Ryan Wood, assistant general manager of Northway Brewing, It's a very interesting conversation where we discuss his life in craft beer, debate the merits of baseball and soccer, and his love of kitschy phrases sold in department stores. It's a really fun listen.

And make sure to drop by the Northway Oktoberfest event on October 22nd, where we will actually be pouring some beers as well!

On this episode, we are joined by the ever-affable Dan Bronson, general manager of SingleCut Beersmiths. A brewery based in Queens with not only an additional brewery in Clifton Park, but the soon-to-be-opened satellite taproom in Manlius.

Which, honestly, we're still trying to figure out where that is and how SingleCut found it.

Well, Dan covers exactly that topic, what it was like to be part of the brewery in its very nascent stages, and what it's like to see trees.

Seriously.

So, please give this episode a listen and see if you can get through it without giggling. Because we certainly couldn't.

On this episode, we sit down with Wayward Lane Brewing's head brewer, Adam Rosenthal, and Head of Business Operations Kyle Bergen. We chat about how the brewery started, what it was like to come from Colorado to the New York Catskills and how the Capital Region beer community has received them.