Sweetwater IPA is awesome, have a buddy from the ATL that brought a 6er back to Houston. They must go natl distribution. RE. the DFH idea, would like it too and Sam is definitely cutting edge to attempt it. if not DFH, i wonder if the Stone Brewing guys would be up for it...
I just watched a show called Brew Masters where Dogfish Head did a special beer with Sony called Bitches Brew for the 40th anniversary rerelease of the Miles Davis album.
It would be totally sweet if we could get Dogfish to do the same for the PJ20 festivities, and have it on draft at the shows.
Ummm.... HELL YEAH THAT WOULD BE SWEET! Seeing how my beer(s) of choice are Dogfish Head, Sweetwater, and Terrapin. It may be too much of a Southern thing for PJ though... They obviously don't seem to like us very much.... **cough**cough** 2003????
San Diego Sports Arena - Oct 25, 2000 MGM Grand - Jul 6, 2006 Cox Arena - Jul 7, 2006 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival - May 1, 2010 Alpine Valley Music Theater - Sep 3-4 2011 Made In America, Philly - Sep 2, 2012 EV, Houston - Nov 12-13, 2012 Dallas-November 2013 OKC-November 2013 ACL 2-October 2014 Fenway Night 1, August 2016 Wrigley, Night 1 August 2018 Fort Worth, Night 1 September 2023 Fort Worth, Night 2 September 2023 Austin, Night 1 September 2023 Austin, Night 2 September 2023
You guys are naming some fantastic breweries. My current ranking would be:
1) Founders
2) Three Floyds
3) Dogfish
Out of those 3 breweries anyhow.
Can't argue with your top 2. Founders is the best brewery out there - HANDS DOWN. 3F is great too but hard to get outside of IN and IL. I would add Bell's, Great Divide or Sierra Nevada to my top 3.
ahh marcus - you started my absolute love for bells. you get your hopslam yet? 3f is awesome!!!
San Diego Sports Arena - Oct 25, 2000 MGM Grand - Jul 6, 2006 Cox Arena - Jul 7, 2006 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival - May 1, 2010 Alpine Valley Music Theater - Sep 3-4 2011 Made In America, Philly - Sep 2, 2012 EV, Houston - Nov 12-13, 2012 Dallas-November 2013 OKC-November 2013 ACL 2-October 2014 Fenway Night 1, August 2016 Wrigley, Night 1 August 2018 Fort Worth, Night 1 September 2023 Fort Worth, Night 2 September 2023 Austin, Night 1 September 2023 Austin, Night 2 September 2023
Yeah, except I can;t stand the main guy on that show. He seems to be quite a tool.
And, I think it should be a local Pacific Northwest region brewery that makes the Pearl Jam beer. It is only right.
San Diego Sports Arena - Oct 25, 2000 MGM Grand - Jul 6, 2006 Cox Arena - Jul 7, 2006 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival - May 1, 2010 Alpine Valley Music Theater - Sep 3-4 2011 Made In America, Philly - Sep 2, 2012 EV, Houston - Nov 12-13, 2012 Dallas-November 2013 OKC-November 2013 ACL 2-October 2014 Fenway Night 1, August 2016 Wrigley, Night 1 August 2018 Fort Worth, Night 1 September 2023 Fort Worth, Night 2 September 2023 Austin, Night 1 September 2023 Austin, Night 2 September 2023
Got lucky this year. Was in central PA for work last week right when Hopslam hit the market in Ohio. I took a 90 minute detour on my drive back home and grabbed a case. I had never had it this fresh before and it is ridiculously good. Missed out on the fresh batch of Nugget Nectar by a couple of days though, but those are the breaks.
Next time you are in central PA, check out the Bullfrog Brewery in Williamsport. I highly recommend it.
guys i'll be in contact with PJ's PR firm specifically to make this idea happen. As I said I'm a home-brewer. There are a lot of legalities for this to actually happen. For instance - Dogfish Head cannot just make a beer and serve it at this PJ anniversary party - they have to be registered within the state for distribution, federal registration, etc.
I will follow up with any other details if and when I receive any.
i just started home brewing over the holidays, i would love to contribute a batch for this event, we could even label our beers PJ20 IPA or something similar. pm me if this takes shape...
guys i'll be in contact with PJ's PR firm specifically to make this idea happen. As I said I'm a home-brewer. There are a lot of legalities for this to actually happen. For instance - Dogfish Head cannot just make a beer and serve it at this PJ anniversary party - they have to be registered within the state for distribution, federal registration, etc.
I will follow up with any other details if and when I receive any.
-Seth
San Diego Sports Arena - Oct 25, 2000 MGM Grand - Jul 6, 2006 Cox Arena - Jul 7, 2006 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival - May 1, 2010 Alpine Valley Music Theater - Sep 3-4 2011 Made In America, Philly - Sep 2, 2012 EV, Houston - Nov 12-13, 2012 Dallas-November 2013 OKC-November 2013 ACL 2-October 2014 Fenway Night 1, August 2016 Wrigley, Night 1 August 2018 Fort Worth, Night 1 September 2023 Fort Worth, Night 2 September 2023 Austin, Night 1 September 2023 Austin, Night 2 September 2023
guys i'll be in contact with PJ's PR firm specifically to make this idea happen. As I said I'm a home-brewer. There are a lot of legalities for this to actually happen. For instance - Dogfish Head cannot just make a beer and serve it at this PJ anniversary party - they have to be registered within the state for distribution, federal registration, etc.
I will follow up with any other details if and when I receive any.
guys i'll be in contact with PJ's PR firm specifically to make this idea happen. As I said I'm a home-brewer. There are a lot of legalities for this to actually happen. For instance - Dogfish Head cannot just make a beer and serve it at this PJ anniversary party - they have to be registered within the state for distribution, federal registration, etc.
I will follow up with any other details if and when I receive any.
-Seth
Dude, do you work for Dogfish Head?
Haha, I wish. They are a major influence on me. (Geez, it's like talking about playing guitar and my influences.) I went there this past June for my birthday (Milton brewery and the brewpub in rehoboth beach...yes...before the discovery channel show) and the thing that I really love about them is that they continually push the envelope and re-define what beer could be. All of the brewpubs where I live (NJ) just kinda mosey around making just generic beer and very plain and simple. I understand it is more cost effective, and it is a benefit of drinking a fresher form of the mass-produced beers you can find on the market, but, how much of the same can you possibly have?
My favorite breweries are (in no particular order)
Bells, Mikkeller, Dogfish Head, Unibroue, Allagash, St Bernardus, Rochefort, St Fuillen, Cigar City, 3 Floyds and I know I'm missing a ton.
guys i'll be in contact with PJ's PR firm specifically to make this idea happen. As I said I'm a home-brewer. There are a lot of legalities for this to actually happen. For instance - Dogfish Head cannot just make a beer and serve it at this PJ anniversary party - they have to be registered within the state for distribution, federal registration, etc.
I will follow up with any other details if and when I receive any.
-Seth
I'm not saying DFH should just make a PJ beer, I'd like the two camps to collaborate or atleast DFH contact PJ to do a tribute/inspired by brew.
Personally, I don't think, DFH is the right brewery for this project if it were to happen. There is absolutely no connection there. I don't think PJ has ever played in the state of Delaware and the band is from the other side of the country.
If a big craft brewery is going to get behind this project it should be a west coast brewery. Someone already mentioned Stone, which would be cool not only because of the name but they are a San Diego brewery and the band has some great connections there. The biggest Seattle brewery is probably Elysian (I don't really count Red Hook) and they may be too small for the project, but maybe that could work. Could also go down to Portland and find one of the many great breweries there like Deschutes or Hair of The Dog.
The only part about the DFH thing that makes sense to me for a PJ20 beer is the opportunity to make an episode of the Brewmasters show featuring the PJ beer and the PJ20 festival, which could be mutually beneficial. Then again, with all of they hype that DHF has received from the Brewmasters series already, they may be content. Their beers are flyign off the shelves in most markets and they can't keep up with the demand right now.
1996: Toronto
1998: Barrie
2000: Saratoga Springs
2003: Buffalo, Toronto
2005: Kitchener, London, Hamilton, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto
2006: Toronto x2, Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Gorge #1
2007: London, Dusseldorf, Vic, Lolla
2008: WPB, Tampa, DC, MSG x2, Hartford, Boston x2, Beacon
2009: Toronto, Chicago x2, Seattle x2, LA #3&4, San Diego, Philly x4
2010: Cleveland, Buffalo, Hartford
2011: Montreal, Toronto x2, Hamilton
2012: Missoula
2013: London, Wrigley, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Hartford, Dallas, OKC
Personally, I don't think, DFH is the right brewery for this project if it were to happen. There is absolutely no connection there. I don't think PJ has ever played in the state of Delaware and the band is from the other side of the country.
If a big craft brewery is going to get behind this project it should be a west coast brewery. Someone already mentioned Stone, which would be cool not only because of the name but they are a San Diego brewery and the band has some great connections there. The biggest Seattle brewery is probably Elysian (I don't really count Red Hook) and they may be too small for the project, but maybe that could work. Could also go down to Portland and find one of the many great breweries there like Deschutes or Hair of The Dog.
The only part about the DFH thing that makes sense to me for a PJ20 beer is the opportunity to make an episode of the Brewmasters show featuring the PJ beer and the PJ20 festival, which could be mutually beneficial. Then again, with all of they hype that DHF has received from the Brewmasters series already, they may be content. Their beers are flyign off the shelves in most markets and they can't keep up with the demand right now.
However, the show is "in the air" for another season, not to mention the last episode (episode 6) which has no current air date.
Word is that they may continue the series but they're not sure whether to stay with DFH or feature another brewery even though the main attraction of the show is sending Sam Calagione abroad to create these diverse beers through studies of the local area.
Personally, I don't think, DFH is the right brewery for this project if it were to happen. There is absolutely no connection there. I don't think PJ has ever played in the state of Delaware and the band is from the other side of the country.
If a big craft brewery is going to get behind this project it should be a west coast brewery. Someone already mentioned Stone, which would be cool not only because of the name but they are a San Diego brewery and the band has some great connections there. The biggest Seattle brewery is probably Elysian (I don't really count Red Hook) and they may be too small for the project, but maybe that could work. Could also go down to Portland and find one of the many great breweries there like Deschutes or Hair of The Dog.
The only part about the DFH thing that makes sense to me for a PJ20 beer is the opportunity to make an episode of the Brewmasters show featuring the PJ beer and the PJ20 festival, which could be mutually beneficial. Then again, with all of they hype that DHF has received from the Brewmasters series already, they may be content. Their beers are flyign off the shelves in most markets and they can't keep up with the demand right now.
However, the show is "in the air" for another season, not to mention the last episode (episode 6) which has no current air date.
Word is that they may continue the series but they're not sure whether to stay with DFH or feature another brewery even though the main attraction of the show is sending Sam Calagione abroad to create these diverse beers through studies of the local area.
That can be done with any brewery though. I mean no disrespect to DFH, but the Brewmasters Series make it sound like they are the only brewery experimenting with different ingredients and/or different concepts in their breweing process. I would personally love to see the series feature different breweries. For example, a show focuing on the Goose Island BCS series, showing the viewers the process of barrel aging and the ingredients that go in to those beers.
1996: Toronto
1998: Barrie
2000: Saratoga Springs
2003: Buffalo, Toronto
2005: Kitchener, London, Hamilton, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto
2006: Toronto x2, Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Gorge #1
2007: London, Dusseldorf, Vic, Lolla
2008: WPB, Tampa, DC, MSG x2, Hartford, Boston x2, Beacon
2009: Toronto, Chicago x2, Seattle x2, LA #3&4, San Diego, Philly x4
2010: Cleveland, Buffalo, Hartford
2011: Montreal, Toronto x2, Hamilton
2012: Missoula
2013: London, Wrigley, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Hartford, Dallas, OKC
Personally, I don't think, DFH is the right brewery for this project if it were to happen. There is absolutely no connection there. I don't think PJ has ever played in the state of Delaware and the band is from the other side of the country.
If a big craft brewery is going to get behind this project it should be a west coast brewery. Someone already mentioned Stone, which would be cool not only because of the name but they are a San Diego brewery and the band has some great connections there. The biggest Seattle brewery is probably Elysian (I don't really count Red Hook) and they may be too small for the project, but maybe that could work. Could also go down to Portland and find one of the many great breweries there like Deschutes or Hair of The Dog.
The only part about the DFH thing that makes sense to me for a PJ20 beer is the opportunity to make an episode of the Brewmasters show featuring the PJ beer and the PJ20 festival, which could be mutually beneficial. Then again, with all of they hype that DHF has received from the Brewmasters series already, they may be content. Their beers are flyign off the shelves in most markets and they can't keep up with the demand right now.
However, the show is "in the air" for another season, not to mention the last episode (episode 6) which has no current air date.
Word is that they may continue the series but they're not sure whether to stay with DFH or feature another brewery even though the main attraction of the show is sending Sam Calagione abroad to create these diverse beers through studies of the local area.
That can be done with any brewery though. I mean no disrespect to DFH, but the Brewmasters Series make it sound like they are the only brewery experimenting with different ingredients and/or different concepts in their breweing process. I would personally love to see the series feature different breweries. For example, a show focuing on the Goose Island BCS series, showing the viewers the process of barrel aging and the ingredients that go in to those beers.
Good ol' Goose Island!
Got my hands on some BCS, BCS Rare, BCVBS this year!
Personally, I don't think, DFH is the right brewery for this project if it were to happen. There is absolutely no connection there. I don't think PJ has ever played in the state of Delaware and the band is from the other side of the country.
If a big craft brewery is going to get behind this project it should be a west coast brewery. Someone already mentioned Stone, which would be cool not only because of the name but they are a San Diego brewery and the band has some great connections there. The biggest Seattle brewery is probably Elysian (I don't really count Red Hook) and they may be too small for the project, but maybe that could work. Could also go down to Portland and find one of the many great breweries there like Deschutes or Hair of The Dog.
The only part about the DFH thing that makes sense to me for a PJ20 beer is the opportunity to make an episode of the Brewmasters show featuring the PJ beer and the PJ20 festival, which could be mutually beneficial. Then again, with all of they hype that DHF has received from the Brewmasters series already, they may be content. Their beers are flyign off the shelves in most markets and they can't keep up with the demand right now.
the idea is that these are two mediums of art that can respect each other and collaborate. What does PJ have in common Volcom? What does Wes C. Addle have in common with Gary Heffern?
those collaborations happened.
Here's what PJ and DFH may have in common:
- do things differently, push the envelope
- love for music, specifically punk
- a home grown business that has turned into somethin much larger
- a large loyal fanbase
- same ideals about conservation and how to operate a sustainable environmentally friendly business
- driving old trucks
- beer
Why not? I think it's more important that the artists (the musicians and the beer makers) have a respect for each others craft rather than it being essential that they are from the same part of the US.
Personally, I don't think, DFH is the right brewery for this project if it were to happen. There is absolutely no connection there. I don't think PJ has ever played in the state of Delaware and the band is from the other side of the country.
If a big craft brewery is going to get behind this project it should be a west coast brewery. Someone already mentioned Stone, which would be cool not only because of the name but they are a San Diego brewery and the band has some great connections there. The biggest Seattle brewery is probably Elysian (I don't really count Red Hook) and they may be too small for the project, but maybe that could work. Could also go down to Portland and find one of the many great breweries there like Deschutes or Hair of The Dog.
The only part about the DFH thing that makes sense to me for a PJ20 beer is the opportunity to make an episode of the Brewmasters show featuring the PJ beer and the PJ20 festival, which could be mutually beneficial. Then again, with all of they hype that DHF has received from the Brewmasters series already, they may be content. Their beers are flyign off the shelves in most markets and they can't keep up with the demand right now.
the idea is that these are two mediums of art that can respect each other and collaborate. What does PJ have in common Volcom? What does Wes C. Addle have in common with Gary Heffern?
those collaborations happened.
Here's what PJ and DFH may have in common:
- do things differently, push the envelope
- love for music, specifically punk
- a home grown business that has turned into somethin much larger
- a large loyal fanbase
- same ideals about conservation and how to operate a sustainable environmentally friendly business
- driving old trucks
- beer
Why not? I think it's more important that the artists (the musicians and the beer makers) have a respect for each others craft rather than it being essential that they are from the same part of the US.
Those are some very interesting points. You may be changing my opinion on this one That said, I still say that if you can find someone like DFH who is also from the west coast, it is a more natural fit to colloborate with PJ.
The 7 things that you mentioned above are common to almost every craft brewery in the country.
1996: Toronto
1998: Barrie
2000: Saratoga Springs
2003: Buffalo, Toronto
2005: Kitchener, London, Hamilton, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto
2006: Toronto x2, Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Gorge #1
2007: London, Dusseldorf, Vic, Lolla
2008: WPB, Tampa, DC, MSG x2, Hartford, Boston x2, Beacon
2009: Toronto, Chicago x2, Seattle x2, LA #3&4, San Diego, Philly x4
2010: Cleveland, Buffalo, Hartford
2011: Montreal, Toronto x2, Hamilton
2012: Missoula
2013: London, Wrigley, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Hartford, Dallas, OKC
BeerBaron, DFH is just the only brew I'm a fan of and familiar with that has done a collaborative beer inspired by or in tribute to an album or musician. Besides Bitches Brew they also have Johnny Cask 75 minute IPA and a Johnny Rawten Pilsner.
I'm not certain all microw brews are into punk music but these guys are.
Personally, I don't think, DFH is the right brewery for this project if it were to happen. There is absolutely no connection there. I don't think PJ has ever played in the state of Delaware and the band is from the other side of the country.
If a big craft brewery is going to get behind this project it should be a west coast brewery. Someone already mentioned Stone, which would be cool not only because of the name but they are a San Diego brewery and the band has some great connections there. The biggest Seattle brewery is probably Elysian (I don't really count Red Hook) and they may be too small for the project, but maybe that could work. Could also go down to Portland and find one of the many great breweries there like Deschutes or Hair of The Dog.
Personally, I don't think, DFH is the right brewery for this project if it were to happen. There is absolutely no connection there. I don't think PJ has ever played in the state of Delaware and the band is from the other side of the country.
If a big craft brewery is going to get behind this project it should be a west coast brewery. Someone already mentioned Stone, which would be cool not only because of the name but they are a San Diego brewery and the band has some great connections there. The biggest Seattle brewery is probably Elysian (I don't really count Red Hook) and they may be too small for the project, but maybe that could work. Could also go down to Portland and find one of the many great breweries there like Deschutes or Hair of The Dog.
The only part about the DFH thing that makes sense to me for a PJ20 beer is the opportunity to make an episode of the Brewmasters show featuring the PJ beer and the PJ20 festival, which could be mutually beneficial. Then again, with all of they hype that DHF has received from the Brewmasters series already, they may be content. Their beers are flyign off the shelves in most markets and they can't keep up with the demand right now.
However, the show is "in the air" for another season, not to mention the last episode (episode 6) which has no current air date.
Word is that they may continue the series but they're not sure whether to stay with DFH or feature another brewery even though the main attraction of the show is sending Sam Calagione abroad to create these diverse beers through studies of the local area.
I think the show should come to the Pacific Northwest, somewhere in OR or WA for a season and leave DFH behind.
Figure out a way to blend a black IPA, amber, and pilsner. Call it "Black, Red, Yellow". BOOM, marketing. Now someone who knows what they're doing make it drinkable.
Then again, if Stone, DFH, and Victory could come up with a drinkable pizza inspired beer, I suppose anything's posible.
It's not about the location. It's about the music, the beer, and the artists appreciation and respect for the other's craft.
It is about those things, and it is also about location and supporting our local community. We have everything you want in a brewery, so much closer to the band's headquarters.
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Hell yeah it is.
Just imagine partying preshow outside the venue at the summerfest, toasting with you PJ inspired beer...
Fine idea indeed.
Let's make it happen. I emailed Dogfish Head. I'll write a letter later this week.
Ames Bros. can do the bottle label.
MGM Grand - Jul 6, 2006
Cox Arena - Jul 7, 2006
New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival - May 1, 2010
Alpine Valley Music Theater - Sep 3-4 2011
Made In America, Philly - Sep 2, 2012
EV, Houston - Nov 12-13, 2012
Dallas-November 2013
OKC-November 2013
ACL 2-October 2014
Fenway Night 1, August 2016
Wrigley, Night 1 August 2018
Fort Worth, Night 1 September 2023
Fort Worth, Night 2 September 2023
Austin, Night 1 September 2023
Austin, Night 2 September 2023
2. Lagunitas
3. Sierra Nevada
Yes, i am left coast biased...
MGM Grand - Jul 6, 2006
Cox Arena - Jul 7, 2006
New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival - May 1, 2010
Alpine Valley Music Theater - Sep 3-4 2011
Made In America, Philly - Sep 2, 2012
EV, Houston - Nov 12-13, 2012
Dallas-November 2013
OKC-November 2013
ACL 2-October 2014
Fenway Night 1, August 2016
Wrigley, Night 1 August 2018
Fort Worth, Night 1 September 2023
Fort Worth, Night 2 September 2023
Austin, Night 1 September 2023
Austin, Night 2 September 2023
And, I think it should be a local Pacific Northwest region brewery that makes the Pearl Jam beer. It is only right.
MGM Grand - Jul 6, 2006
Cox Arena - Jul 7, 2006
New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival - May 1, 2010
Alpine Valley Music Theater - Sep 3-4 2011
Made In America, Philly - Sep 2, 2012
EV, Houston - Nov 12-13, 2012
Dallas-November 2013
OKC-November 2013
ACL 2-October 2014
Fenway Night 1, August 2016
Wrigley, Night 1 August 2018
Fort Worth, Night 1 September 2023
Fort Worth, Night 2 September 2023
Austin, Night 1 September 2023
Austin, Night 2 September 2023
Next time you are in central PA, check out the Bullfrog Brewery in Williamsport. I highly recommend it.
I will follow up with any other details if and when I receive any.
-Seth
MGM Grand - Jul 6, 2006
Cox Arena - Jul 7, 2006
New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival - May 1, 2010
Alpine Valley Music Theater - Sep 3-4 2011
Made In America, Philly - Sep 2, 2012
EV, Houston - Nov 12-13, 2012
Dallas-November 2013
OKC-November 2013
ACL 2-October 2014
Fenway Night 1, August 2016
Wrigley, Night 1 August 2018
Fort Worth, Night 1 September 2023
Fort Worth, Night 2 September 2023
Austin, Night 1 September 2023
Austin, Night 2 September 2023
Dude, do you work for Dogfish Head?
Haha, I wish. They are a major influence on me. (Geez, it's like talking about playing guitar and my influences.) I went there this past June for my birthday (Milton brewery and the brewpub in rehoboth beach...yes...before the discovery channel show) and the thing that I really love about them is that they continually push the envelope and re-define what beer could be. All of the brewpubs where I live (NJ) just kinda mosey around making just generic beer and very plain and simple. I understand it is more cost effective, and it is a benefit of drinking a fresher form of the mass-produced beers you can find on the market, but, how much of the same can you possibly have?
My favorite breweries are (in no particular order)
Bells, Mikkeller, Dogfish Head, Unibroue, Allagash, St Bernardus, Rochefort, St Fuillen, Cigar City, 3 Floyds and I know I'm missing a ton.
Nice, dude. It would be pretty awesome if you got this rolling.
I'm not saying DFH should just make a PJ beer, I'd like the two camps to collaborate or atleast DFH contact PJ to do a tribute/inspired by brew.
I just think it would be rad.
If a big craft brewery is going to get behind this project it should be a west coast brewery. Someone already mentioned Stone, which would be cool not only because of the name but they are a San Diego brewery and the band has some great connections there. The biggest Seattle brewery is probably Elysian (I don't really count Red Hook) and they may be too small for the project, but maybe that could work. Could also go down to Portland and find one of the many great breweries there like Deschutes or Hair of The Dog.
The only part about the DFH thing that makes sense to me for a PJ20 beer is the opportunity to make an episode of the Brewmasters show featuring the PJ beer and the PJ20 festival, which could be mutually beneficial. Then again, with all of they hype that DHF has received from the Brewmasters series already, they may be content. Their beers are flyign off the shelves in most markets and they can't keep up with the demand right now.
However, the show is "in the air" for another season, not to mention the last episode (episode 6) which has no current air date.
Word is that they may continue the series but they're not sure whether to stay with DFH or feature another brewery even though the main attraction of the show is sending Sam Calagione abroad to create these diverse beers through studies of the local area.
You have some good taste in beer my friend
Have you ever tried Avery Maharaja or Avery Dugana? They are based out of Colorado. Delicious Imperial IPA's.
Philly-8/28/98, 8/29/98, 9/1/00, 9/2/00, 4/28/03, 7/5/03, 7/6/03, 10/3/05, 5/27/06, 5/28/06, 6/19/08, 6/20/08, 10/27/09, 10/28/09, 10/30/09, 10/31/09, 10/21/13, 10/22/13, 4/28/16, 4/29/16
Jones Beach-8/25/00
PSU-5/3/03
Irvine-6/2/03
San Diego-6/5/03
Hershey-7/12/03
Reading-10/1/04
The Gorge-9/1/05
Vancouver-9/2/05
AC-9/30/05
E. Rutherford, NJ-6/1/06,6/3/06
Bonnaroo-6/14/08
VA Beach-6/17/08
MSG-5/20/10,5/21/10
Baltimore 10/27/13
Good ol' Goose Island!
Got my hands on some BCS, BCS Rare, BCVBS this year!
the idea is that these are two mediums of art that can respect each other and collaborate. What does PJ have in common Volcom? What does Wes C. Addle have in common with Gary Heffern?
those collaborations happened.
Here's what PJ and DFH may have in common:
- do things differently, push the envelope
- love for music, specifically punk
- a home grown business that has turned into somethin much larger
- a large loyal fanbase
- same ideals about conservation and how to operate a sustainable environmentally friendly business
- driving old trucks
- beer
Why not? I think it's more important that the artists (the musicians and the beer makers) have a respect for each others craft rather than it being essential that they are from the same part of the US.
The 7 things that you mentioned above are common to almost every craft brewery in the country.
I'm not certain all microw brews are into punk music but these guys are.
Pacific NW has TONS of breweries, countless craft/mirco brews.
All signs point to Gorge...
Figure out a way to blend a black IPA, amber, and pilsner. Call it "Black, Red, Yellow". BOOM, marketing. Now someone who knows what they're doing make it drinkable.
Then again, if Stone, DFH, and Victory could come up with a drinkable pizza inspired beer, I suppose anything's posible.
Love Avery breweing! I'm a huge fan of the Maheraja and the Dugana. Both Imperial IPA's
Philly-8/28/98, 8/29/98, 9/1/00, 9/2/00, 4/28/03, 7/5/03, 7/6/03, 10/3/05, 5/27/06, 5/28/06, 6/19/08, 6/20/08, 10/27/09, 10/28/09, 10/30/09, 10/31/09, 10/21/13, 10/22/13, 4/28/16, 4/29/16
Jones Beach-8/25/00
PSU-5/3/03
Irvine-6/2/03
San Diego-6/5/03
Hershey-7/12/03
Reading-10/1/04
The Gorge-9/1/05
Vancouver-9/2/05
AC-9/30/05
E. Rutherford, NJ-6/1/06,6/3/06
Bonnaroo-6/14/08
VA Beach-6/17/08
MSG-5/20/10,5/21/10
Baltimore 10/27/13