Aaron and Julian take on the juicy Notorious P.O.G. Although it's not as classic as Life After Death, the guys generally like the taste.
In this episode, a mangy rat pees on the computer while Aaron and Julian are recording. While that certainly shakes things up, the guys do try the Wild Little Thing by Sierra Nevada Brewing Company, a sour fruit beer.
Aaron and Julian try one of the most classic Mexican lagers in Pacifico Clara, learning some interesting facts about this century old beer.
Aaron and Julian try a foreign beer both literally and figuratively. This banana bread beer makes for a strange dessert like beer that keeps the guys guessing.
Aaron and Julian try a Modern Times beer for the first time ever, trying the limited release gose Laser Rain. The guys thoroughly enjoy it, giving it their highest rating in the history of the podcast.
Aaron and Julian take on a simple and accessible beer in Blue Moon's classic Belgian White ale. The light and delicious beer is a hit with the guys as they go over what makes a beer like this come along only once in a Blue Moon.
In this patriotic episode, Aaron and Julian take on the Enjoy By double IPA by Stone Brewing Company. Despite its fruity flavor profile, the guys discover just how hoppy and intense the Enjoy By can be. Happy Fourth of July! Rock flag and eagle.
As a "surprise" for Aaron's birthday, the boys sip on some 805s for the first time on the podcast. A long time favorite of both of theirs, Aaron and Julian kick back and enjoy this light and crisp beer.
Aaron and Julian switch it up and move on from beer. This week they try the hard seltzer White Claw. The four flavor pack leads to mixed results for the guys.
Believe it or not, Julian and Aaron try yet another IPA. This time they try one of Pizza Port's original beers, Swami's IPA. The classic taste leads average results from the guys. The guys also discuss the ongoing protests and developing situation with police and protestors across the United States.
Aaron and Julian try their first gluten free beer, RedBridge by Anheuser-Busch. This is also Aaron and Julian's first beer from one of the big beer producers, and not a small craft brewery. The guys also swap drinking stories and dive into a bit of history behind one of the world's biggest beer companies.
Aaron and Julian crack open a curious tasting beer by Belching Beaver Brewery. Although the Peanut Butter Milk Stout is one of their best sellers, Aaron and Julian had a hard time getting adjusted to the peanut buttery, chocolatey and coffee-y notes of this beer.
Aaron and Julian move on to their second beer, another imperial IPA. This time, it's the Voodoo Ranger by New Belgium Brewing.
In this flagship episode, Aaron and Julian take on the Stone Soaring Dragon Imperial IPA. Noted for it's high ABV and having been brewed with tea, this IPA is mellow enough for any beer drinker to delight in. Listen as Aaron and Julian dive into the history behind Stone Brewing and their thoughts on the Soaring Dragon.