Brewery Show

Known as America's Oldest Brewery, D.G. Yuengling Son has been brewing traditional style beer, ale and porters since the late 1800's. Come with us on a journey through the toughest beer battle of American history, on our visit to Pottsville, Pennsylvania, home of the original and historic Yuengling brewery. We learn how they stood the test of time, what types of beer they make, and a few more juicy details about the brewery. Originally broadcast in 2011.

With the humble beginnings as a one-stop-brewpub, to a few locations around New York City, Heartland Brewery grew to become a tantalizing collection of fresh beer-serving restaurants. Whether you're in Times Square, Union Square, or downtown, you can find a Heartland location, stop in, and try some fresh beer and great food. We were given the opportunity to speak with Brewmaster Kelly Taylor (owner of KelSo of Brooklyn) about what growth has been like for the company, Sam Richardson now of Other Half Brewing, on how they got so strong on the mean streets of the Big Apple. Originally broadcast in 2011.

Update: Blue Point has been purchased by AB InBev and is destined to grow significantly, keeping it strong for Long Island beer. Craft Beer on Long Island, NY was brought to a new level by Blue Point Brewing Company. Learn how it all began, and hear some hilarious stories from the road. Also in this episode, we find out what the Cask Ales Festival is all about, and get educated on Blue Point beer. Originally broadcast in 2011.

Known for being the oldest microbrewery in New Jersey, Climax Brewing has been creating strict to style craft beer for 15 years. Come with us to Roselle Park, NJ, as we meet Dave Hoffmann, Owner and Founder of one of the major players in the craft beer movement. Episode originally broadcast in 2011.

Originally a block ice factory, Olde Burnside Ice Company was transformed into what's now known as the Olde Burnside Brewing Company. Based in Hartford, Connecticut, this small Scottish-inspired Ale brewery is building big things with an interesting twist. If you're in the area, stop by and say hello. Tell 'em the Brewery Show sent you. And of course, don't forget to try the Ten Penny Ale, it's definitely worth the trip. Episode originally broadcast in 2011.

Hidden amidst the industrial buildings, shipping ports, and IKEA, lies a brewery known for supplying New York City with solid craft beer. We're talking of course, about Sixpoint Craft Ales. On this episode of The Brewery Show, we discover how the Sixpoint name came about, and learn from Owner Shane Welch about what serving beer to the most populated city in the United States is all about. Originally broadcast in 2011.

Update: Cavalry has since closed and been taken over by Black Hog Brewing. Sad news indeed. This episode was originally broadcast in 2011. Oxford, Connecticut is the home of Cavalry Brewing, a traditional English Ale brewery with a strong military history. Brewer and Owner Mike McCreary bases his beers on classic recipes from his travels throughout England, to bring flavorful malt and hop balance to the American palate. Come with us as we take a trip with the Cavalry through this newly flourishing fixture in the CT craft beer community.

We had a chance to spend some time at the Thomas Hooker Brewing Company in Bloomfield, Connecticut, to see what President Curt Cameron and Brewmaster Mike Yates were up to. From their charitable missions to the quirky name, find out what's going on at Hooker. Originally broadcast in 2011.

Having only been around for a year, Barrier Brewing Company is a young and powerful two man team, developing a vast portfolio of stylistic beers available in the New York City Metropolitan area. With a strong focus on providing a unique approach to the craft beer industry, they are on the cutting edge of the craft beer wave. Visit with us as we find out what's going on, and what the future may bring. Thanks to Peter Hobbs at nonabrooklyn.com for suggesting Barrier Brewing Company for an episode.

JJ Bitting Brewing Company has been serving Woodbridge, NJ craft beer in their unique brewpub found alongside the railroad. Built from an old grain and coal depot, JJ Bitting has provided great American pub fare and amazing beer specials since 1997. If you're nearby, we suggest stopping in and getting some of both. Special shout out and thanks to Joe Letizia for suggeting this place to us on Facebook.

A resident of the state of Maryland, DuClaw Brewing Company was founded by a once home-brewer with the urge to start a brewpub. Years later, the business has flourished into a full production brewery and a few restaurants. Known for providing the area with fresh quality beer, DuClaw is setting standards for beer and food. Join us on our trip to Maryland and our visit to DuClaw Brewing Company.

Known as America's Oldest Brewery, D.G. Yuengling & Son has been brewing traditional style beer, ale and porters since the late 1800's. Come with us on a journey through the toughest beer battle of American history, on our visit to Pottsville, Pennsylvania, home of the original and historic Yuengling brewery. We learn how they stood the test of time, what types of beer they make, and a few more juicy details about the brewery.

Oxford, Connecticut is the home of Cavalry Brewing, a traditional English Ale brewery with a strong military history. Brewer and Owner Mike McCreary bases his beers on classic recipes from his travels throughout England, to bring flavorful malt and hop balance to the American palate. Come with us as we take a trip with the Cavalry through this newly flourishing fixture in the CT craft beer community. This episode is sponsored by Ladies of Craft Beer, find out more at http://ladiesocb.com . The Brewery Show is an Overcrest Media Original Series.

With the humble beginnings as a one-stop-brewpub, to a few locations around New York City, Heartland Brewery grew to become a tantalizing collection of fresh beer-serving restaurants. Whether you're in Times Square, Union Square, or downtown, you can find a Heartland location, stop in, and try some fresh beer and great food. We were given the opportunity to speak with Brewmaster Kelly Taylor about what growth has been like for the company, and how they got so strong on the mean streets of the Big Apple.

Craft Beer on Long Island, NY was brought to a new level by Blue Point Brewing Company. Learn how it all began, and hear some hilarious stories from the road. Also in this episode, we find out what the Cask Ales Festival is all about, and get educated on Blue Point beer. Stop by with us on our Season 2 debut. Check out http://breweryshow.com for our current contest.