In this episode, the hosts discuss the World Beer Cup (WBC) and the Craft Brewers Conference (CBC) in Indianapolis . They cover the Arizona breweries that won awards, including Six Bird Cider, Barrio Brewing Company, Lumber Yard Brewing Company, and Dragoon Brewing . They also discuss the conference experience, including the seminars, the venue, and the city of Indianapolis .

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Disclaimer: This podcast episode of Arizona Beer Frontier has been transcribed and captioned using AI native to Premier Pro. The podcast summary has also been generated using Gemini AI. Additionally, some podcast artwork has been created with the assistance of MidJourney. The Arizona Craft Brewers Guild is committed to providing accurate and accessible content for all listeners. If you have any questions or concerns about the use of AI in our podcast production, please contact us.

This week on the Arizona Beer Frontier podcast, hosts Rob Fullmer and Andrew Bauman chat with Matan Edvy of Verstill about helping local brands and crafting unique flavor profiles for businesses. Matan shares his insights on working with breweries and distilleries to bring their visions to life. Plus, Rob and Andrew recap their experiences at the Craft Brewers Conference in Indianapolis, discussing everything from dog-friendly breweries to the affordability of the city. They also dive into guild discussions on membership, retention, and supporting breweries in need.

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We asked the fun duo, wetigersukesongs if we could use their version of Minas de Cobres and they graciously agreed. We hope you like it as much as the original. wetigersukesongs can be found here! https://www.youtube.com/user/wetigersukesongs

No goods or services were exchanged for this podcast as always.

Disclaimer: This podcast episode of Arizona Beer Frontier has been transcribed and captioned using AI native to Premier Pro. The podcast summary has also been generated using Gemini AI. Additionally, some podcast artwork has been created with the assistance of MidJourney. The Arizona Craft Brewers Guild is committed to providing accurate and accessible content for all listeners. If you have any questions or concerns about the use of AI in our podcast production, please contact us.

This week's Sesquicentepisode Beer Frontier podcast delves into the intersection of the brewing industry and politics. Hosts Rob Fullmer and Andrew Bauman discuss the recent press conference and roundtable event that included Governor Hobbs and Congressman Stanton, highlighting the challenges and opportunities facing Arizona brewers. The discussion covers the importance of brewers engaging with political discussions, especially concerning issues like tariffs, and strategies for effectively communicating their concerns.

The hosts emphasize the need for proactive engagement with the media and offer insights into how to ensure the industry's voice is heard in policy debates. They also share details about the media presence at the roundtable, including coverage from various television channels, newspapers, and radio stations.

Andrew was a guest on Politics Unplugged: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXVrVJOUVkM

Beyond the political sphere, the hosts also touch on a lighter note, with a discussion about a stray dog, Nugget, and a recap of a road trip.

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We asked the fun duo, wetigersukesongs if we could use their version of Minas de Cobres and they graciously agreed. We hope you like it as much as the original. wetigersukesongs can be found here! https://www.youtube.com/user/wetigersukesongs

No goods or services were exchanged for this podcast as always.

Disclaimer: This podcast episode of Arizona Beer Frontier has been transcribed and captioned using AI native to Premier Pro. The podcast summary has also been generated using Gemini AI. Additionally, some podcast artwork has been created with the assistance of MidJourney. The Arizona Craft Brewers Guild is committed to providing accurate and accessible content for all listeners. If you have any questions or concerns about the use of AI in our podcast production, please contact us.

Due to a snafu with the platform, this episode was not uploaded as scheduled. We apologize for the delay.

This week on Arizona Beer Frontier, hosts Rob Fullmer and Andrew Bauman welcome special guest Camila Alarcon, Counsel for the Arizona Craft Brewers Guild, for an in-depth discussion on the legal landscape surrounding the Arizona beer industry. The episode dives into the complexities of Title Four, the challenges and inconsistencies within the current regulatory framework, and the recent legal opinions impacting hemp beverages. Camila provides crucial insights into the implications of these developments for brewers and retailers, offering must-hear advice for navigating the evolving legal terrain.

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We asked the fun duo, wetigersukesongs if we could use their version of Minas de Cobres and they graciously agreed. We hope you like it as much as the original. wetigersukesongs can be found here! https://www.youtube.com/user/wetigersukesongs

No goods or services were exchanged for this podcast as always.

Disclaimer: This podcast episode of Arizona Beer Frontier has been transcribed and captioned using AI native to Premier Pro. The podcast summary has also been generated using Gemini AI. Additionally, some podcast artwork has been created with the assistance of MidJourney. The Arizona Craft Brewers Guild is committed to providing accurate and accessible content for all listeners. If you have any questions or concerns about the use of AI in our podcast production, please contact us.

This episode of Arizona Beer Frontier comes to you from the Baja Beer Festival in Tucson. We kick things off discussing the amazing Parkie Porchetta sandwich, a favorite discovered via Ben Vernon of Crooked Tooth Brewing. Hear from Parkie co-owner Nevin Cornwell later in the show.

We chat with Andrew Walter of Tirrito Farms about their popular Cobre Mexican-style lager and a Rauchbier made with self-smoked malt. Andrew shares insights on brewing influences in the region, their beer distribution across Arizona, and a glimpse into Benson's dive bar scene, including a nine-acre rodeo dive bar.

Regular co-host Andrew Bauman checks in from the festival, discussing the event vibe and the meet-the-brewer night hosted by Dragoon Brewing. We also hear from Alex Goetting of Verde Brewing about their Smoky Rye Lager and catch up with Arizona Craft Brewers Guild President Cale Aylsworth, who brought a creative barrel stave painting activity to the festival.

Wyatt discusses Pinnacle Brewing in North Scottsdale, which features a year-round patio and a full-time food truck partner, and was approaching its one-year anniversary. While IPAs are top sellers, he notes the popularity of various lagers and expresses a personal fondness for Czech Pilsners, planning to make it a flagship beer alongside the German and Belgian pilsners currently on tap. He also shares his brewing background across the West Coast and Canada, mentioning plans to refine flagship recipes now that the brewery is more established.

The episode wraps up with more on that incredible Parkie porchetta sandwich from Nevin. As Warren Zevon said, "Enjoy every sandwich".

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We asked the fun duo, wetigersukesongs if we could use their version of Minas de Cobres and they graciously agreed. We hope you like it as much as the original. wetigersukesongs can be found here! https://www.youtube.com/user/wetigersukesongs

No goods or services were exchanged for this podcast as always.

Disclaimer: This podcast episode of Arizona Beer Frontier has been transcribed and captioned using AI native to Premier Pro. The podcast summary has also been generated using Gemini AI. Additionally, some podcast artwork has been created with the assistance of MidJourney. The Arizona Craft Brewers Guild is committed to providing accurate and accessible content for all listeners. If you have any questions or concerns about the use of AI in our podcast production, please contact us.

In this episode, we dive into the latest happenings in the Arizona beer scene and beyond.

First, we discuss a delicious Mexican hot chocolate-flavored milk stout from Arizona Wilderness . Then, we provide an update on important Arizona bills, including Senate Bill 2905, which aims to reduce the minimum gallon requirement for microbreweries and consolidate festival language . We also discuss SB 1556, the hemp bill, and the challenges it faces in the legislative process .

The Arizona Craft Brewers Guild is moving offices . It's bittersweet.

Justin Crosley from The Brewing Network, was in town for several weeks. He visited and recorded a show with the Arizona Society of Homebrewers.

We then shift our focus to national and international issues, discussing tariffs and their potential impact on the craft beer industry .

Rob shares their experiences from a trip to Chicago, including a hemp beverage symposium and just what the hell you do from 5 am to 10 am and then a short time before your 8 pm flight and still feel like you were on Chicago.

The episode further explores the National Homebrewers Association and its future .

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We asked the fun duo, wetigersukesongs if we could use their version of Minas de Cobres and they graciously agreed. We hope you like it as much as the original. wetigersukesongs can be found here! https://www.youtube.com/user/wetigersukesongs

No goods or services were exchanged for this podcast as always.

Disclaimer: This podcast episode of Arizona Beer Frontier has been transcribed and captioned using AI native to Premier Pro. The podcast summary has also been generated using Gemini AI. Additionally, some podcast artwork has been created with the assistance of MidJourney. The Arizona Craft Brewers Guild is committed to providing accurate and accessible content for all listeners. If you have any questions or concerns about the use of AI in our podcast production, please contact us.