Beernuts

Lachie and Scott and this month's special guest chat about what makes a great beer festival, surprise brewery tours and Lachie's decision to join his local gym. Along they way they try a couple of beers from this month's Hops to Home pack - Mullum Madness from Wandana Brewing and Pacific Pils from Bridge Road Brewing.

Lachie and Scott are joined by this week's guest Reg Lyons. Together they chat about travelling in Africa, wedding anniversaries, and tasting paddles. Along they way they also taste a couple of beers from the November Hops to Home pack - the Astro Dude West Coast IPA from Cornella Brewery and the Red IPA from King River Brewing.

In a revamp of the Beernuts format, Lachie and Scott are joined by DJ Dread who chats about his experience serving real ales in the UK and his love of punk music. They also chat about Lachie's surprise (and slightly creepy) birthday present, electric bikes and taste some beers from Yulli's Brews and Cornella Brewing.NOTE: This episode has poor sound quality due to a lack of technical skill on behalf of the hosts.

While tasting some fresh beers from Yulli's Brews and The Rocks Brewing, the buys chat about the Ashes Cricket, the sad state of Hollywood movies and Dylan recounts a story about Lachie's Dad's golfing shenanigans. Plus they discuss the latest craft beer industry news including an update from Scott on progress on the soon-to-be-open Valhalla Brewhall.

Despite a technical fail leaving this episode sounding like it was recorded using tins cans and a piece of string, the Beernuts boys have decided to push on with another episode of the craft beer podcast that as often as not has nothing to do with beer. In this episode the boys discuss the demographics of blood oranges, reveal a very special gift from a listener, and a surprise guest visit prompts a discussion about some of the more colourful characters that have frequented the Valhalla Taproom in Geelong over the years.

This month the boys chat about Dylan's recent Tassie trip, the 2023 AIBA awards night, nitro beers, and the value of old school beer brands. Along the way they taste Blackman's Brewing Salted Caramel ESB and Sunday Road's nitro stout from the June Hops to Home pack.

This month, while tasting beers from the May Hops to Home pack, the Beernuts boys chat about automated brewing systems, potato cakes, and differences between Aussie and British snacks. Plus they test drive a new twist on an old classic. Very little beer may have actually have been discussed in this beer tasting podcast.

Broadcasting pool side from Casa Dylan this month, the boys chat about classic 90's sitcoms, gold nuggets, and over-sized pool tables. Along the way they taste a couple of the beers from this months Hops to Home pack - the German Hazy IPA from Otherside Brewing and the Feel Good IPA from Boatrocker. Plus they discuss an Aussie classic for the Good Shit Beer of the Month.

This month the boys debate correct pronunciation of words such as foccaccia, the precarious state of the current beer market, and beers that remind you of certain places. While they're at it they also taste a couple of awesome beers from Cornella Brewing and Avnge Brewing from out of the March Hops to Home pack. Plus part 2 of the Sh*t Beer Challenge produces a surprisingly good beer.

In this month's episode the boys dive into the February Hops to Home pack and taste Temple Brewing's "It's Always Balmy in Brunswick" Saison and Otherside Brewing's "Cloudburst" Hazy IPA. Along the way they also chat about what it takes to win the GABS Hottest 100, the value of proof reading, and Lachie introduces his new segment "The Shit Beer Challenge."All beers discussed are available to order online at www.beermoth.com.au.

In the first episode of season 2, the boys chat about Lachie's recent NSW holiday, roundabout etiquette, and the various evolutions of dub step. Along the way they also manage to taste Kaiju!'s "Pleazure Cruze" Hazy Pale Ale and Prancing Pony's "The Piper" West Coast IPA. All beers discussed are part of the Hops to Home monthly subscription pack.

The Beernuts Xmas extravaganza which unsurprisingly was not very extravagant. The boys are joined by Valhalla Brewing's marketing director Trinity Hunt and chat about Meredith Music Festival and the difficulties breweries face in an inreasingly competitive market. They also discuss their favourite beers of the year, and reveal some big news about Beernuts. Along the way they try beers from Wayward Brewing, Batch Brewing and The Grifter Brewing.

In between tasting Two Bays Brewing Nectaripa and Yulli's Brews Dad's Army Barrel Aged IPA, the boys chat about gluten free beers, crowdfunding, and Mickey Rourke.

We chat about buying stuff on facebook marketplace, dodgy hotels and giant sausage rolls. All while tasting Yulli's brews Passionfruit IPA and Otherside Brewing's Belgian Amburana Ale. Oh a Dylan may squeeze in mention about some football game that happened recently...Beers discussed on Beernuts are part of the monthly Beernuts subscription pack or can be purchased individually at www.beermoth.com.au.

In between tasting some beers from Resin Brewing, Temple Brewing and Hop Nation, we hear about Dylan's short lived jury duty adventure, discuss how to properly cook rice, and Scott shares his less than enthusiastic thoughts on Hazy Pale Ales...again.

This month Dylan delves in to the history of Geelong's shopping centres, Gala Day and Geelong CBD geography. Scott reveals some major breaking news about Valhalla Brewing and Lachie talks about cheesecakes and banana milkshakes. Plus we taste a couple of beers...kind of.

This month we are joined by our very first guest taster and brewer. We taste and discuss 3 beers - Bells Beach Brewing "Rincon" Raspberry Sour, Sunday Road Brewing "Mystic Haze" Hazy Pale Ale, and Yulli's Brews Black IPA. Along the way we also chat about Elvis, surfing, and the never ending craft beer haze craze.

We chat about movies that make you feel uncomfortable, fermented yak milk, and an exclusive scoop. We taste Valhalla Brewing’s collaboration with Aussie rock legends Tumbleweed, Loophole Brewing’s Bang Lassi lemon sour and their companion Tequila barrel aged version of the same beer.All beers discussed are available (at the time of the podcast) on www.beermoth.com.au.

We chat about what we can remember of the AIBA awards, songs about daytime TV, and how to find the greasiest food in Geelong. Along the way we taste the dry hopped saison collaboration between Valhalla Brewing, Hop Nation and Blackman’s Brewery, Bald Man Brewing’s Golden Ale, and Mountain Culture’s Cult IPA.All beers discussed are available (at the time of the podcast) on www.beermoth.com.au

We discuss beer that gives back to the community, 80’s classic rock songs, and breweries taking the mickey out of themselves. The beers we taste are Firehouse 54 Pale Ale, 38th Parallel “Total Eclipse" Hazy Pale Ale, and Woolshed Brewing Toasted marshmallow white chocolate white stout.All beers discussed are available (at the time of the podcast) on www.beermoth.com.au.