I bet you thought that i was getting lazy and I’d let another 2 weeks go by without posting a new video.  Well you’re right about the lazy part… sorry bout that.  Once the holidays are over, I promise to get back to a regular schedule, and bring you what you’ve really wanted, more Brewer’s Night interviews, and more podcasts.  This week I’ve got another cryptic review for you.

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Hey! Who’s in charge here? I leave for a couple of weeks and no new content goes up? Head’s will roll! who did I leave in charge here? Hello? I’m the only one here aren’t I? …… sigh ……. I’ll go get an axe.

In the meantime I did bring a video for you.  A strange thing happened when I went to the bar the other day, all of the sudden it was full of snuggies.  I don’t know how it happened. I turned and looked away for a second and it was all over the place, it even seemed to spill on me, weird.

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This week we are taking another quick break, but we will be back soon with lots of new beers for you to try.  Perhaps we will even try something special in the meantime.  Perhaps a live show. maybe Sunday.  Just maybe.

For those of you who were wondering about the winners of the Great American Beer Festival, we have a link to the winners list here (pdf).  Looks like I have alot of good looking beers to track down now (if anyone wants to send me a couple bottles of Dude Where’s my Vespa?, I won’t stop you).  Congrats to a couple of Michigan breweries that won awards,

Arcadia for their gold medal in the Wood- and Barrel-Aged Strong Beer Category with Cereal Killer Barleywine,
Short’s
for their Silver in the Experimental Beer category with Bloody Beer,
Big Rock Chop House for their silver in the Belgian-Style Lambic or Sour Ale category with Red Rock
Redwood Brewing for thier silver in the Sweet Stout category with their Cream Stout
Bells
for thier bronze in the Bohemian Style Pilsener category with Bells Lager Beer,
Jolly Pumpkin
for their bronze in the Session Beer category with Bam Biere.
Bastone for thier bronze in the French- and Belgian Style Saison category with Saison Du Bastone
and Kuhnhenn Brewing Company for thier bronze in the Old Ale or Strong Ale category with 4th Dementia Old Ale

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Welcome everybody, I have a new cryptic review for you.  We’re trying out another new camera this time.  We’ve been looking to upgrade for a while now, but the last ones we looked at kind of sucked (which is why you haven’t seen our fantastic interview with Capitol Brewing Company yet.  Bet here is another try, this time a cryptic review of Avery Brewing Company’s Old Jubilation.  enjoy.

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