Brewtal Battle Podcast

Carlin and Rebecca sit down to tear in to an uncommon style of beer and a very well done popular style of beer.

Returning to the Kyle Norman sponsored beer mail format, Carlin and Rebecca try a stout from a famed New England brewery and a lager from a famed California brewery.

Having an additional pack of beer to take to the beach, Carlin and Rebecca pull some out to review. Two are good classics and the other two are newer and unknown to the hosts.

Getting geared up to go to the beach, Carlin and Rebecca tear open one of their chosen beach beer packs to evaluate. All the beers are variants of the same base sour ale.

Going back to some beer mail from Kyle Norman, Carlin and Rebecca try a fruited blonde ale and fruited stout.

Finally getting back out on the road, Carlin and Rebecca hit up a farm brewery with the most amazing view. And of course there are good beers as well.

Trying more Kyle Norman beers, this time Carlin and Rebecca taste something nice and something very off.

Carlin is finally clear to enjoy alcohol, so he and Rebecca crack open two tasty brews from long-time listener Kyle Norman.

After a stint of episodes with near beer, Carlin and Rebecca make the jump to some old brews pulled from their beer cellar.

Rounding out the hybrid episodes, Carlin and Rebecca taste a near beer shandy and a summer ale with a twist.

Still doing hybrid episodes, Carlin and Rebecca try a golden near beer and a fruited sour with a twist for the regular beer.

Carlin continues on his Athletic Brewing tasting journey, while Rebecca tries a cocktail inspired beer.

Having done a few episodes of near beer, Carlin and Rebecca change it up to a half and half tasting approach.

Carlin and Rebecca decide to tackle three different hop waters, as a great option for hoppy flavor without the alcohol.

Sticking with near beers, Carlin and Rebecca have their first international selection as well as a domestic dark one.

Carlin and Rebecca dive back in to the world of near beer in this episode for unfortunate reasons. But can one of these beers turn a negative into a positive?

Carlin and Rebecca sit down to review a rare variety pack with just four beers. This one focuses solely on fruited sours from a brewery that kills that style.

After doing two episodes of near beers, Carlin and Rebecca return to tasting some of the good stuff.

Back at it trying two more near beers, Carlin and Rebecca try one from an alcohol free only brewery, and one from a brewery just giving it a try.

Carlin and Rebecca decide to go back to trying a few alcohol free beers to see if what’s on the market has gotten any better.

Setting out on another beer adventure, Carlin and Rebecca hit a horse farm that also serves up some tasty beers. Hear all about their experience and what beers stood out the most.

Carlin and Rebecca hit the cellar again to try some aged beers. Both of those selected for this episode are dark, high in ABV, and pretty old.

On the tasting block are an uncommonly made style from a good brewery and a popular style from a new brewery to the podcast.

This episode features a sour from a tried and true brewery for sours, as well as a dark beer inspired by a type of cake.

Carlin and Rebecca retry a hoppy beer from a brewery they haven’t enjoyed much in the past and taste a sour from one that’s a go to for sours for them.