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From our dusy cellars to the Convention Centre, it's The Fine Ale Countdown! This week we've got our thoughts on the 2018 Alltech Brews festival, now with 90% less hog (still lots of hog though).
All the action is brought to you by the TapHouse Bar in Ranelagh.
Huge thanks as always to Neil Fitzpatrick for the music, and to Sentinel Audio for giving us a home.
It's the second instalment in the Open Gate Series ,and we're not alone. We are joined once again by Aaron from the OGB, as well as friend of the show John Duffy AKA the Beer Nut.
The gloves come off this week (because the brewery is warm) and we finally get answers about bad pints, the two part pour, and high gravity brewing (it's done on Jupiter apparently). All the action is sponsored by the Taphouse bar in Ranelagh!
Huge thanks as always to Neil Fitzpatrick for the Music, and to Sentinel Audio for giving us a home.
From our dusty cellars, waiting for the fire of God to descend, it's the Fine Ale Countdown! This week we get a welcome return from perennial contenders, Blacks of Kinsale, and in the continued absence of James Belfast, we help Gerry Adams come up with a new slogan.
All the action is brought to you by the Taphouse bar in Ranelagh.
Huge thanks to Neil Fitzpatrick for the music, and to Sentinel Audio for giving us a home.
It's the novelization of the movie based on the book taken from the screenplay provisionally titled The Fine Ale Countdown! It should be impossible for one episode to contain this many yucks, ha-has and goofs but this week life, uh... finds a way.
All the action is brought to you by the Taphouse bar in Ranelagh, where everybody knows your name, provided you tell them what it is first.
Huge thanks to Neil Fitzpatrick for the music, and to Sentinel Audio for giving us a home.
It's episode 107, and in the continued absence of James 'Wildbat' Belfast we drink Brown Porter, and talk about farts.
All the action is brought to you by the Taphouse bar in Ranelagh. You can get there from the bus stop too, it's just that most people get the LUAS.
Huge thanks to Neil Fitzpatrick for the music, and to Sentinel Audio for giving us a home.
It's the first episode of the Fine Ale Countdown 'Open Gate Series'! Recorded live from the Guinness Open Gate Brewery, this is the first of 3 monthly instalments taking the dusty cellars on the road.
All the action in sponsored by The Taphouse bar in Ranelagh. Keep an eye out for Open Gate beers next time you're in the Taphouse!
Huge thanks to Neil Fitzpatrick for the music, and to Sentinel Audio for giving us a home.
From our dusty cellars in that sweet spot between dry January and Lent, it's the Fine Ale Countdown! This week we talk the 2nd coming of J-Money, the double-plus good punditry of Matt Williams, and the real meaning of Valentines day.
Fans of the intro and outro music can take comfort knowing that it will be back next week. Fans of James Belfast will just have to sit tight and hope for the best! All the action is brought to you by the TapHouse bar in Ranelagh - Avoid the Crap-House, vistit the TapHouse!
Huge thanks to Neil Fitzpatrick for the music (though not this week) and to Sentinel Audio for giving us a home.
As we begin the second year of our term, it's time once more for the State of the Brewnion. We're joined by friend of the show, John 'The Beer Nut' Duffy, to get a run down of the year in beer, as well as to give out the prestigious 'Stupid Pointless Awards'. We drink beer from Yellowbelly & Whiplash. James also brought along a little surprise that we think you'll find quite... fetching.
All the action is brought to you by the Taphouse bar in Ranelagh, a great place to watch the rugby this weekend.
Huge thanks as always to Neil Fitzpatrick for the music, and Sentinel Audio for giving us a home.
Proving that all you need is one butt and a great imagination, it's the Fine Ale Countdown!
We're joined this week by special guest Danny from YellowBelly Beer. All the action is brought to you by the TapHouse bar, where the cocktail menu is hard to beat!
Huge thanks to Neil Fitzpatrick for the music, and Sentinel audio for giving us a home.
In episode one hundred and two we get an update from project Gav, we hear about a new political party that's sticking to the fat cats in Leinster House, and, most importantly, we find out what Jerry Sexton doesn't know.
All the action is brought to you by the TapHouse bar in Ranelagh, where the staff are friendly and knowledgeable.
Huge thanks to Neil Fitzpatrick for the music, and to Sentinel Audio for giving us a home.