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Episode 159: Shiner Beer & Hot Sauce: Were celebrating Texas on this weeks Beer Sessions Radio with Shiner Beer and hot sauce! Jimmy Carbone invites Eric Webber from Shiner Beer into the studio to talk about Shiners expansion to the New York City market. Learn about Shiners storied history in Texas, and how Austin embraced the beer and promoted its small-town ethic. Learn about some of Shiners flagship beers, as well as some of their newer craft offerings. Lina Kulchinsky from Sigmunds Pretzels joins Jimmy and Eric to share her new sourdough recipe! Jimmy breaks out the hot sauce for the second segment; learn about the upcoming New York City Hot Sauce Expo, and what sauces will be featured at the event. Marc Stroobrandt of The Belgian Beer Café calls in to offer some beer and food pairing suggestions. What is the job of a beer sommelier? Later, Jared Stutts calls in to talk about the funding for his documentary about the history of San Francisco beer, Brewers by the Bay. You dont want by Beer Sessions Radio (TM)ratings:
Length:
47 minutes
Released:
Dec 18, 2012
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
This week on Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy Carbone sits down with Tony Magee, the founder of Lagunitas Brewing Company, and Mark Slujkic, the New York Marketing Manager for Lagunitas. Tony talks about how he founded Lagunitas at a low point in his life- with his marriage on the rocks and his job down the tubes. Hear how Tony’s musical background influences the way he runs his brand. Tony, Mark, and Jimmy also discuss Lagunitas’ labels, and why they had to alter some of their famous seasonal beers. Tune in for discussions about canning, and why craft beer should be viewed as a local product more often. This episode has been sponsored by GreatBrewers.com.
“When you get a thing going, if it’s authentic, people see that reflection in it and gravitate towards it. You become a little black hole for people who have interesting points of view… you’re not looking for hired guns.” [12:50]
“A brand is a twenty-year-long symphony. There are themes, there are restatements of the themes, there are developments, there are introductions of new themes. You might bring back the old theme in a new key, a different meter… that’s a brand, and we just tell the story long and slow over time.” [14:10]
— Tony Magee on Beer Sessions Radio
“When you get a thing going, if it’s authentic, people see that reflection in it and gravitate towards it. You become a little black hole for people who have interesting points of view… you’re not looking for hired guns.” [12:50]
“A brand is a twenty-year-long symphony. There are themes, there are restatements of the themes, there are developments, there are introductions of new themes. You might bring back the old theme in a new key, a different meter… that’s a brand, and we just tell the story long and slow over time.” [14:10]
— Tony Magee on Beer Sessions Radio
Released:
Dec 18, 2012
Format:
Podcast episode
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