Brewlab Ltd
The Brewlab Podcast
Discussing all things brewing and distilling related.
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Brewlab Ltd
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Latest episode
Jun 12, 2026
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Episodes
Catch-Up Interview with Certificate Graduate: Yorick Hinchliffe 12.06.2026 13:40
Our course coordinator, Richard, sat down with our Certificate Graduate, Yorick. Yorick is currently Head Brewer at Arran Brewery and tells us all about why he chose to study with us in 2024 and what he has been up to since graduating. A huge thank you to Yorick for agreeing to sit down and talk with us. You can watch the interview over on our YouTube channel.
Technical Talk 30.03.2022 32:02
Dr Keith Thomas leads a discussion covering a selection of recently published articles, gaining some insight and opinion from our industry experts.
Graduate Catch Up 01.06.2021 53:08
We chat to Brewlab graduates Carl and Matt about the American craft brew scene. Carl and Matt studied for their Diploma's way back in 2013 and are now with Flying Machine Brewing Co in North Carolina, USA.
Lost Beers Recreated from Shipwreck Bottles 30.03.2021 31:50
Recent research at Brewlab and the University of Sunderland has retrieved live brewing yeasts from 120 year old bottles of beer to provide detailed information of the microbiology of lost Victorian and Edwardian stock ales. Brewlab director Dr Keith Thomas and diver Andy Pilley tell the sotry of how the bottles were retrieved and processed.. and a bit about how the recreations tasted! This episode...
New Year Prospects and Resolutions 25.01.2021 39:38
Brewlab Director Dr Keith Thomas, Training Manager Brian Yorston and Laboratory Manager Alison Douglas join us to discuss the current state of the brewing industry and what may occur in 2021. We finish by covering Brewlab resolutions for the year ahead.
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