Cincy Brewcast

There are some beer styles that are considered ‘Trendy’ and two of the ones that jump to mind for me were both on tap at Darkness Brewing when the Brewcast rolled in last week. We...

It’s time to get to know Silverton’s upcoming HighGrain Brewing Company – the project designed to bring beer, food and sustainability head first into each other into a space ...

There has been a vibrant, exciting and delicious community of breweries crafting sour beers here in Cincinnati, and I tasked myself with getting them all in the same room together ...

You’ve been hearing a lot about Fifty West in the news lately – from Del’s beer fast that went viral across the globe, to the recent news that the brewery is going to be open...

It goes without saying that Cincinnati’s beer history is long, and full of great stories. The story of what makes Cincinnati Beer so incredible has been put to paper a few times v...

March First is doing a great job at putting out all of the beverages that they enjoy, and using their status a brewery/distillery/cidery to experiment with whatever their minds dre...

Alexandria Brewing Company is gearing up for their quickly approaching first anniversary – which means it was definitely time for me to head back out to the brewery to chat w...

It’s complicated to try to explain the time shifting that is happening in this week’s episode, but to keep it simple, it was recorded alongside next week’s episode at Alexandria Br...

I’ve been sitting on this show for way too long, and it’s time to get it out there for you to enjoy. Originally broadcast as a live Facebook stream in collaboration with the Great...

In studio, a couple beers, a couple microphones – you never know what you’re going to get. I love these shows, the unplanned ones from the studio. It opens up the discussio...

The evolution of our local breweries is one of the exciting parts of watching our craft beer community. Things don’t often stay exactly how they are when a brewery opens their doo...

They are all in a never ending process of ‘Growing Up’ and evolving, our local breweries. It’s not a huge shock that our oldest locally owned brewery in the bunch, Mt. Carmel has ...