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The Beer Engine

Griff & Tonywww.beerengineshow.com
Every bar worth its salt has its regulars. Cheers had Cliff and Norm, Moe's had Barney and Homer and Lenny and Carl and the guy with the hat and the green vest and that one balding guy (?). Barstool Sports has that maniac who rates pizza and goes on alt-right tirades. Hey, but what if the regulars came to you and maybe the conversations were recorded? Maybe they talked about their beers, and they might have unusual hobbies or know too much about buying beer on the internet. Tony and Griff are the regulars at the bar chatting over a few cold ones about beer, or whatever else is going on. Belly up, crack open a Hamm's and feel free to eavesdrop on what these two drunks are going on about today.
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Shoe’d In

In Shoe’d In, two quirky best friends, Tony and Griff, hit Vegas with dreams of striking it rich at the blackjack tables. Tony is a hopeless romantic who’s always been unlucky in love, while Griff is a thrill-seeking gambler with a penchant for wild ideas. Their trip takes an unexpected turn when they encounter an ancient, sentient blackjack shoe named Ace at a run-down casino on the outskirts of town. Ace is no ordinary casino artifact—he’s a wisecracking, smooth-talking shoe with the ability t...

Sep 26, 20241 hr 53 minEp. 210

Ope let me just cringe right past ya!

In Midwestern parlance, "ope" is a common interjection used when someone makes a small mistake or is about to inconvenience someone. It’s often said instinctively, like when you bump into someone, drop something, or accidentally get in someone’s way. It’s a way of saying "oops" or expressing mild surprise or apology without much thought. For example, "Ope! Let me squeeze right past you!" ★ Support this podcast ★

Sep 19, 20241 hr 48 minEp. 209

The Fascist Bari Sax

A marching band baritone saxophone (bari sax) player typically has a distinct and memorable look due to the size of the instrument and the energy they bring. Here’s a description of their appearance: 1. **Instrument size**: The bari sax is one of the largest and heaviest instruments in the marching band, so the player is often seen with the sax draped over their shoulder with a neck strap or harness for support. The instrument itself is large, with a curved neck and wide bell, making it a promin...

Sep 12, 20242 hr 2 minEp. 208

Oven Firmware Update Failed, Dinner Error 345

To make a million dollars brewing beer for "idiots" (or perhaps inexperienced beer drinkers), you'll want to focus on creating an approachable product, memorable branding, and an efficient business model. Here's a step-by-step guide to consider: ### 1. **Develop a Unique, Easy-Drinking Beer** - **Target Audience**: Cater to people who aren’t beer connoisseurs—those who want something simple, fun, and easy to drink. - **Flavor Profile**: Brew a beer that’s light, smooth, and low in bitterness—thi...

Sep 05, 20241 hr 35 minEp. 207

Sometimes You Just Gotta Go With Your Gutfeld

Vince McMahon would probably gravitate towards bold, intense beers that match his larger-than-life personality. Here are a few types he might enjoy: 1. **Imperial Stout**: With a strong, robust flavor and high alcohol content, an Imperial Stout is as intense as it gets. Perfect for someone who lives life in the fast lane. 2. **Double IPA**: Vince would likely appreciate a Double IPA for its aggressive hops and higher bitterness, reflecting his no-nonsense approach to business. 3. **Barrel-Aged B...

Aug 22, 20241 hr 40 minEp. 205

Had A Diarrhea

When it comes to low-alcohol beers (2.5% - 2.9% ABV), opinions on what constitutes a "worst" beer can be subjective and based on personal taste. However, there are some beers within this range that have generally received poor reviews due to issues like lack of flavor, off-putting aftertaste, or unbalanced profiles. Here are a few that have been criticized: 1. **Budweiser Select 55 (2.4% ABV)** - While technically under the 2.5% ABV mark, this beer is often mentioned in discussions of poor low-a...

Aug 15, 20241 hr 38 minEp. 204

The Crossover Everyone One Wanted

Why are TAI and Beer Engine Pod teaming up again? Well, we’re not quite sure either! In this episode, we dive into the wild world of TAICON (kind of), explore the strange intersection of alt-right politics and craft beer, and laugh our way through a game that was tailor-made for BMo… so how did he manage to mess it up? ★ Support this podcast ★

Aug 08, 20241 hr 14 minEp. 203

From Surf to Strip to Sky: The Ultimate American Adventure

Imagine starting your day with the sun-kissed beaches of San Diego, where the waves call your name and the laid-back vibe soothes your soul. But you’re not staying here for long. This is just the beginning of an epic journey. With the Pacific Ocean in your rearview mirror, you hit the open road, cruising through the desert, and the anticipation builds as you approach Las Vegas. The city emerges like a mirage, a neon oasis in the midst of the Mojave. You’re about to trade your flip-flops for danc...

Aug 01, 20241 hr 53 minEp. 202

Bud Light “Over the Counter Pack” Dimetapp Allergy

Dimetapp Allergy typically has a grape flavor. This taste is often described as sweet and somewhat medicinal, similar to other grape-flavored children's medications. The grape flavor is intended to make the medicine more palatable for children, although opinions on the taste can vary. Some may find it pleasant, while others might find it too artificial or strong. It's important to note that Dimetapp Allergy is an over-the-counter medication and should not be used as an ingredient in cocktails or...

Jul 25, 20241 hr 44 minEp. 201

Squeezing in Your Hand to Shape Squeezing in Your Hand to Shape

I love chicken tenders but no breadcrumbs allowed and chicken breast are too lean. So how did I fix that. Sliced chicken breast in thick slices (aka tenders) Dip in egg Dig in grated Parmesan Dip in egg Dip in Parm Squeezing in your hand to shape and push cheese in chicken a little more secure Fridge for 30 min Pre heat air fryer 400 degrees for 15 min. Turn half way. These were thick tho The next batch I did for only 10 min. Yummy Update: I know a lot of y’all like grinding pork rinds but I jus...

Jul 11, 20241 hr 49 minEp. 200

Josh Giddey: From GABS to Potential Bulls Legend

Josh Giddey recently made a splash at the Great Australian Beer Spectacular (GABS), delighting fans with his appearance at one of Australia’s premier beer festivals. Known for his love of craft brews, Giddey explored the festival’s unique offerings, highlighting his connection to his Australian roots despite his rising fame in the NBA. This blend of local culture and global stardom exemplifies Giddey’s down-to-earth personality and relatable charm. As rumors of Giddey potentially joining the Chi...

Jun 27, 20241 hr 59 minEp. 199

The Chillest Husband There Ever Was

Bain Capital, a renowned private equity firm, has ventured into the burgeoning hard seltzer market with the launch of their innovative brand, High Peaks Seltzer. Targeting health-conscious consumers, High Peaks Seltzer offers a refreshing, low-calorie alternative to traditional alcoholic beverages, boasting zero sugar and natural fruit flavors. Each can is meticulously crafted to deliver a crisp, clean taste without the heavy aftereffects associated with many other alcoholic drinks. With an alco...

Jun 20, 20241 hr 47 minEp. 198

This is COACHING!!!

In this episode of "Freaking Out Together," Tony and Griff head to their favorite local pub for what they hope will be a relaxing night out, but things quickly take a turn for the chaotic. From unexpected encounters to a barrage of distractions, their evening at the pub spirals into a hilarious frenzy. Join Tony and Griff as they freak out over the little things that turn their night upside down. It all starts with a missing wallet, leading to a series of debates over who will cover the first ro...

Jun 13, 20241 hr 52 minEp. 197

Don’t Call it %avern Style!!

Alright, let me unleash my fiery fury on this so-called Chicago style thin crust pizza. Where do I even begin? First off, thin crust should be crispy, delicate, and flavorful, not a sad excuse for cardboard with a smear of tomato sauce. But no, this abomination of a pizza has the audacity to call itself "Chicago style." Chicago is famous for its deep-dish pizzas, not this impostor! And let's talk about the toppings—or lack thereof. Where's the generosity? A few measly pepperonis scattered here a...

Jun 06, 20241 hr 55 minEp. 196

Brewage from Sewage

Turning Your Throne Room Thrills into Thirst Quenchers Welcome, my adventurous readers, to a journey that bridges the gap between the toilet bowl and the beer bottle! Yes, you read that right. Today, we’re diving deep—pun absolutely intended—into the process of turning sewage water into beer. Now, before you wrinkle your nose and clutch your craft brew tighter, hear me out. This isn’t just a tale of turning something foul into something fabulous; it’s also packed with all the humor and wit you c...

May 30, 20241 hr 50 minEp. 195

Augusto Pinochale

"Manuale Noriega" sounds like it could be a bold and assertive beer, perhaps with a hint of intrigue or controversy in its name. Here's a creative take on what it might entail: "Manuale Noriega" is a robust, full-bodied stout that commands attention with its deep, dark hue reminiscent of the shadows of a clandestine operation. Brewed with a blend of roasted malts and aged to perfection, this beer offers complex flavors that unfold with each sip. Notes of dark chocolate, espresso, and a subtle hi...

May 23, 20241 hr 29 minEp. 194

James Watt Was On the Flight Logs

James Watt, the ingenious inventor, is often celebrated for his transformative contributions to the world of beer with his creation of the "Double IPA." Born in 1736 in Greenock, Scotland, Watt demonstrated a keen aptitude for innovation from a young age. His fascination with brewing and a desire to enhance the potency and flavor of beer led him to develop the Double IPA, a revolutionary advancement in brewing technology. Watt's Double IPA was a remarkable departure from traditional brewing meth...

May 16, 20241 hr 47 minEp. 193

Osama Bin Laden’s 36 Worst Beers

Creating a definitive list of the absolute worst beers can be subjective, as tastes vary greatly among individuals. However, there are some beers that frequently receive criticism for their flavor, quality, or overall experience. Here's a selection of beers that have often been cited as disappointing by critics and consumers: Natural Light Keystone Light Milwaukee's Best Busch Light Bud Light Chelada Bud Ice Michelob Ultra Steel Reserve Coors Light Pabst Blue Ribbon (PBR) Milwaukee's Best Light ...

May 02, 20241 hr 49 minEp. 192

Sizzling Beef: A Carnivore’s Delight!

Calling all meat lovers! Prepare to tantalize your taste buds and indulge in the succulent glory of beef. From juicy burgers to melt-in-your-mouth steaks, beef reigns supreme as the ultimate carnivorous delight. Let’s dive into the sizzle and swagger of beef and why it deserves a prime spot on your plate. First things first, let’s talk flavor. Beef boasts a rich, robust taste that’s unmatched by any other meat. Whether you prefer the boldness of a ribeye or the tenderness of a filet mignon, each...

Apr 25, 202454 minEp. 191

Assembled in USA

Let me tell you, folks, when it comes to drinking a double IPA, nobody does it better than me. Believe me, I've had the best double IPAs, the most tremendous double IPAs you've ever seen. And let me tell you, this double IPA, it's huge, it's big league. The flavor, the aroma, it's just tremendous. People are always telling me, "Donald, nobody appreciates a double IPA like you do," and they're right. I appreciate it like nobody else. When you take that first sip, it's like winning bigly. The hops...

Apr 18, 20241 hr 52 minEp. 190

City of hoops

In the bustling streets of 1990s urban America, “City of Hoops” emerges as a compelling narrative intertwining the worlds of basketball and romance. Against a backdrop of concrete courts and neon-lit arenas, the film follows the journey of an ex-college basketball star, grappling with the realities of life beyond the game, and a spirited young woman, determined to make her mark in the sport. Their lives intersect unexpectedly when they encounter a street-smart canine with an uncanny knack for si...

Apr 11, 20241 hr 41 minEp. 189

Let’s Explore Vintage Brews

Introduction: • Welcome to our podcast episode where we delve into the realm of artisanal brews and reminisce about some of the legendary libations from 2008. • During this era, craft beer was flourishing, with breweries pushing boundaries and concocting novel flavors and styles, shaping the eclectic panorama we relish today. Featured Brews: 1. Blue Moon Belgian White: • Renowned for its harmonious blend of wheat, oats, and citrus zest, Blue Moon Belgian White remains an emblem of craft beer fin...

Apr 04, 20241 hr 55 minEp. 188

Let's Name Some Old Beers

Introduction: - Welcome to our podcast episode where we dive into the world of craft beer and reminisce about some of the iconic brews from 2008. - Craft beer culture was booming, and breweries were experimenting with new flavors and styles, setting the stage for the diverse landscape we see today. Featured Beers: 1. Sierra Nevada Pale Ale: - Known for its balanced hop bitterness and malt sweetness, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale remains a staple in the craft beer world. - Discuss the significance of th...

Mar 28, 20241 hr 54 minEp. 187

Hyper Lager Nerd of the Dork Beer News

In this uproarious episode of a beer podcast, the hosts set out to explore unconventional beer pairings with a variety of bizarre snacks, from pickles to gummy bears. As they dive deeper into their taste-test adventure, their palates become increasingly adventurous, leading to unexpected reactions and uncontrollable laughter. Just when listeners think things couldn't get any crazier, a surprise guest crashes the podcast: a local brewery's eccentric brewmaster known for his outlandish flavor expe...

Mar 14, 20241 hr 52 minEp. 186

Diversify, Diversify, Pastrami

A good brewery should aim to offer a diverse selection of beer styles to cater to a broad range of tastes and preferences. This typically includes popular styles such as: 1. Pale Ale 2. India Pale Ale (IPA) 3. Stout 4. Porter 5. Lager 6. Wheat Beer 7. Pilsner 8. Saison 9. Amber Ale 10. Belgian Ale Additionally, incorporating seasonal or specialty brews can add excitement and variety to the brewery's lineup. These may include styles like pumpkin ale, winter warmer, fruit-infused beers, barrel-age...

Feb 29, 20241 hr 29 minEp. 185

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In the state of California, it is expressly prohibited for individuals to consume alcoholic beverages while simultaneously operating a motor vehicle equipped with a sunroof, if said sunroof is open and the vehicle is traveling at a speed exceeding 25 miles per hour. However, an exemption to this law is granted to individuals who are wearing a clown costume, provided they honk their horn in rhythm to 'Yakety Sax' by Boots Randolph and execute at least three consecutive dance moves from the 'Macar...

Feb 22, 20241 hr 28 minEp. 184

Pica Pica: Chewing on the Drywall

Guy Fieri has visited several diners, drive-ins, and dives in Kansas City during his show "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives." Here are some notable ones: 1. **Joe's Kansas City Bar-B-Que (formerly Oklahoma Joe's BBQ):** Featured for its outstanding barbecue, particularly the Z-Man sandwich with smoked brisket, provolone cheese, and onion rings on a Kaiser roll. This spot is iconic for its flavorful meats and vibrant atmosphere. 2. **Town Topic Hamburgers:** A classic diner known for its delicious, n...

Feb 08, 20241 hr 48 minEp. 183

Hoppy Hijinks: Unraveling the Zany World of 'The Beer Engine'

In the latest episode of "The Beer Engine," our intrepid hosts, Brewmaster Bill and Hoppy Hannah, embarked on a frothy adventure that would make even the wildest ale aficionado blush! Strap in as they uncovered the secret recipe for a beer so potent, it allegedly made medieval knights challenge dragons to duels just for the thrill of it. Legend has it that a single sip would grant you the ability to speak fluent llama for 24 hours, much to the confusion of local farmers. But the excitement didn'...

Jan 25, 20241 hr 52 minEp. 182
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