WEBVTT 1 00:00:13.044 --> 00:00:18.194 Crap Beer Radio, episode 531, on January 19th, 2 00:00:18.194 --> 00:00:18.344 What? 3 00:00:18.344 --> 00:00:19.694 2026. 4 00:00:19.894 --> 00:00:21.444 I stepped on it. 5 00:00:21.444 --> 00:00:21.694 Yeah. 6 00:00:21.694 --> 00:00:23.694 I stepped all over it. 7 00:00:23.794 --> 00:00:24.244 No. 8 00:00:24.544 --> 00:00:25.344 No. 9 00:00:25.344 --> 00:00:26.344 Oh, well. 10 00:00:27.494 --> 00:00:27.894 Ah. 11 00:00:27.894 --> 00:00:29.544 We used to be good at this thing. 12 00:00:30.044 --> 00:00:31.644 If you were wondering... 13 00:00:32.052 --> 00:00:32.052 Mm 14 00:00:32.052 --> 00:00:32.102 Hey, 15 00:00:32.102 --> 00:00:32.302 -hmm. 16 00:00:32.302 --> 00:00:34.066 did we forget about you guys? 17 00:00:34.066 --> 00:00:37.594 Because there was a while where we had no show being put 18 00:00:37.594 --> 00:00:37.888 in. 19 00:00:37.888 --> 00:00:39.652 We had three in the can. 20 00:00:39.652 --> 00:00:40.802 we had two in the can yeah 21 00:00:40.802 --> 00:00:41.552 Two in the can. 22 00:00:41.652 --> 00:00:42.052 I thought we 23 00:00:42.052 --> 00:00:42.102 no 24 00:00:42.102 --> 00:00:42.352 had three. 25 00:00:42.352 --> 00:00:45.002 just two never down to three and 26 00:00:45.002 --> 00:00:45.552 But. 27 00:00:45.552 --> 00:00:48.528 then i lost the the sd card because i took it on 28 00:00:48.528 --> 00:00:51.503 an airplane and i don't know where it went to after that 29 00:00:51.503 --> 00:00:54.479 so someone has an sd card with the lost well it's not 30 00:00:54.479 --> 00:00:57.454 lost because we use the backup recorder but with the the raw 31 00:00:57.454 --> 00:00:57.702 footage 32 00:00:57.702 --> 00:00:57.802 Backup. 33 00:00:57.802 --> 00:00:59.952 for uh for 5 30 34 00:01:01.140 --> 00:01:01.940 Someone out there. 35 00:01:02.040 --> 00:01:06.009 So if you're wondering why 5.30 sounds so bad, it was the 36 00:01:06.009 --> 00:01:10.284 backup recorder and also I didn't have my mic and so we 37 00:01:10.284 --> 00:01:13.990 used a secondary mic and I guess that secondary It mic wasn't 38 00:01:13.990 --> 00:01:14.510 wasn't recorded. 39 00:01:14.510 --> 00:01:16.940 So you just heard me at everybody else's mic. 40 00:01:16.940 --> 00:01:17.990 It wasn't right. 41 00:01:17.990 --> 00:01:18.640 Oh, man. 42 00:01:18.640 --> 00:01:20.690 Yeah, it wasn't great. 43 00:01:20.790 --> 00:01:22.390 But hey, we're back. 44 00:01:23.220 --> 00:01:23.220 2026 45 00:01:23.220 --> 00:01:23.970 it's 2026 46 00:01:23.970 --> 00:01:24.620 yeah 47 00:01:24.620 --> 00:01:24.670 Yeah. 48 00:01:24.670 --> 00:01:27.352 it's it's been a hectic year for both of us especially the 49 00:01:27.352 --> 00:01:28.470 end of the year we're 50 00:01:28.470 --> 00:01:28.920 Yeah. 51 00:01:28.970 --> 00:01:29.970 We both moved. 52 00:01:29.970 --> 00:01:30.070 both 53 00:01:30.070 --> 00:01:30.220 Greg, 54 00:01:30.220 --> 00:01:31.670 we're both i should say three of us but 55 00:01:31.670 --> 00:01:31.820 yeah 56 00:01:31.820 --> 00:01:32.220 yeah 57 00:01:32.220 --> 00:01:32.470 okay 58 00:01:32.470 --> 00:01:32.670 Yeah. 59 00:01:32.720 --> 00:01:34.170 Both parties moved. 60 00:01:34.220 --> 00:01:34.270 yes 61 00:01:34.270 --> 00:01:35.270 Oh, that was a pop. 62 00:01:35.370 --> 00:01:37.020 I forgot the pop filters on our mics. 63 00:01:37.520 --> 00:01:39.170 I knew something was missing. 64 00:01:39.270 --> 00:01:40.870 Don't talk right into the microphone. 65 00:01:40.870 --> 00:01:41.670 Talk beside it. 66 00:01:42.070 --> 00:01:42.720 okay 67 00:01:42.720 --> 00:01:43.020 Okay. 68 00:01:43.020 --> 00:01:43.220 so 69 00:01:43.220 --> 00:01:44.370 Otherwise, it's going to be a very 70 00:01:44.370 --> 00:01:47.303 should I talk out of the side of my mouth or should 71 00:01:47.303 --> 00:01:48.770 I talk facing the other direction 72 00:01:49.020 --> 00:01:49.245 Okay. 73 00:01:49.245 --> 00:01:51.720 It's going to be a very poppy episode if we don't. 74 00:01:52.084 --> 00:01:52.084 the 75 00:01:52.084 --> 00:01:52.284 Okay. 76 00:01:52.284 --> 00:01:57.284 beers tonight are all beers that I brought back from Belgium the 77 00:01:57.284 --> 00:01:57.634 Just 78 00:01:57.634 --> 00:01:57.734 we 79 00:01:57.734 --> 00:01:57.884 you? 80 00:01:57.884 --> 00:02:01.617 we brought back from Belgium Shannon and I went on a trip 81 00:02:01.617 --> 00:02:03.484 to Belgium with Bruges Ardenne this 82 00:02:03.484 --> 00:02:04.134 Yeah. 83 00:02:04.134 --> 00:02:07.648 second through the 12th of January if you were on the discord 84 00:02:07.648 --> 00:02:11.163 or on the social or my you know my socials you might 85 00:02:11.163 --> 00:02:14.677 have seen some of the stuff but let's uh let's get into 86 00:02:14.677 --> 00:02:17.898 this first beer one of the breweries went to is St. 87 00:02:17.898 --> 00:02:23.012 Bernardus they're in West Flanders out in the countryside And this is 88 00:02:23.012 --> 00:02:27.129 their Pater 6, which is not one of their like core distributed 89 00:02:27.129 --> 00:02:27.408 lineups. 90 00:02:27.408 --> 00:02:29.925 This is one that they make at the pub. 91 00:02:29.925 --> 00:02:32.162 I'm not sure how widely distributed it is. 92 00:02:32.362 --> 00:02:36.712 It is because the eight is their normal double, you know, and 93 00:02:36.712 --> 00:02:40.212 it's like the typical gravity of eight, right? 94 00:02:40.262 --> 00:02:41.912 So you imagine eight means like. 95 00:02:42.644 --> 00:02:43.594 eight nine percent something 96 00:02:43.594 --> 00:02:43.944 Right, 97 00:02:43.944 --> 00:02:44.939 like right. 98 00:02:44.939 --> 00:02:50.907 that right this six is also a darker belgian abbey style beer 99 00:02:50.907 --> 00:02:53.394 i really like this one 100 00:02:53.394 --> 00:02:53.544 Yeah. 101 00:02:53.544 --> 00:02:56.764 so i want to showcase it on the show i won't i 102 00:02:56.764 --> 00:02:59.984 won't say right now with what i tasted and whatnot let's just 103 00:02:59.984 --> 00:03:01.594 go into it and taste it 104 00:03:02.228 --> 00:03:02.711 St. 105 00:03:02.711 --> 00:03:08.393 Bernardus is, from what I've seen, the ABT-12 is one of the 106 00:03:08.393 --> 00:03:11.678 most available Belgian-style quads you can find, 107 00:03:11.678 --> 00:03:11.878 It's 108 00:03:11.878 --> 00:03:12.228 a Belgian beer. 109 00:03:12.228 --> 00:03:13.628 pretty available. 110 00:03:13.778 --> 00:03:16.328 There's a whole story with St. 111 00:03:16.328 --> 00:03:16.753 Bernardus. 112 00:03:16.753 --> 00:03:20.578 Up until the early to mid 90s, they brewed. 113 00:03:21.268 --> 00:03:25.676 The beer labeled West Vletrin, the monks basically contract brewed out to 114 00:03:25.676 --> 00:03:26.044 St. 115 00:03:26.044 --> 00:03:26.411 Bernardus. 116 00:03:26.411 --> 00:03:30.819 And then in the 90s, they wanted to take back and kind 117 00:03:30.819 --> 00:03:35.227 of strengthen the Trappist brand where now it has to be overseen 118 00:03:35.227 --> 00:03:39.268 by a monk and brewed inside the walls of the abbey. 119 00:03:39.468 --> 00:03:42.536 So they took it back, canceled the contract, and St. 120 00:03:42.536 --> 00:03:46.418 Bernardus fell on hard times and had to build their own brands. 121 00:03:46.518 --> 00:03:48.568 And it's so funny in the tour. 122 00:03:48.660 --> 00:03:51.710 Or the tour is kind of this video museum thing. 123 00:03:51.760 --> 00:03:53.360 It's not like your typical brewery tour. 124 00:03:53.410 --> 00:03:53.460 Yeah. 125 00:03:53.460 --> 00:03:56.410 And they paint the monks as the villains of the story. 126 00:03:56.510 --> 00:03:58.060 It's so funny. 127 00:03:58.060 --> 00:03:58.260 Yeah. 128 00:03:58.260 --> 00:04:00.510 They make the monks sound like assholes. 129 00:04:00.760 --> 00:04:04.760 i mean i can't like there are definitely asshole monks out there 130 00:04:05.360 --> 00:04:07.060 Yeah, there has to be. 131 00:04:07.060 --> 00:04:07.110 yeah 132 00:04:07.110 --> 00:04:08.660 I mean, because there's an asshole everywhere, 133 00:04:08.660 --> 00:04:09.160 yeah it 134 00:04:09.160 --> 00:04:09.410 right? 135 00:04:09.410 --> 00:04:12.367 takes all kinds it's not like everybody who's you know who's a 136 00:04:12.367 --> 00:04:12.860 monk is 137 00:04:13.332 --> 00:04:15.382 amazing person so 138 00:04:15.382 --> 00:04:15.832 Mm-hmm. 139 00:04:15.832 --> 00:04:19.995 this beer pours a brown color it's somewhat hazy it did foam 140 00:04:19.995 --> 00:04:21.382 up when i capped 141 00:04:21.382 --> 00:04:21.482 Yeah, 142 00:04:21.482 --> 00:04:21.832 it just 143 00:04:21.832 --> 00:04:22.032 it did. 144 00:04:22.032 --> 00:04:25.669 went in the fridge like right before we started doing the pre-show 145 00:04:25.669 --> 00:04:29.401 and you know it I went on an airplane ride, so it's 146 00:04:29.401 --> 00:04:31.444 only been sitting upright for, I don't 147 00:04:31.444 --> 00:04:31.644 A 148 00:04:31.644 --> 00:04:32.294 know, a week week or so. 149 00:04:32.294 --> 00:04:32.694 Yeah 150 00:04:33.294 --> 00:04:36.627 So this is brewed according to the classic double style with a 151 00:04:36.627 --> 00:04:40.294 recipe that dates back to 1946, which isn't not that long ago 152 00:04:40.294 --> 00:04:43.894 in terms of like, like if you're talking about like history of 153 00:04:43.894 --> 00:04:50.427 beer, 1946 is not like 1500s or something like that, 6.7%. 154 00:04:50.427 --> 00:04:52.594 And yeah. 155 00:04:53.620 --> 00:04:57.880 All right, so aroma-wise, I'm actually not getting, I'm getting over a 156 00:04:57.880 --> 00:05:00.120 head cold, but I'm not smelling much I'm on this. 157 00:05:00.120 --> 00:05:00.570 not either. 158 00:05:00.870 --> 00:05:03.661 I'm getting a little bit of nuttiness, a little bit of, give 159 00:05:03.661 --> 00:05:06.220 it a swirl, try to wake it up a little bit. 160 00:05:06.220 --> 00:05:10.780 Weirdly, I was going to say weirdly loggery things, but then that 161 00:05:10.780 --> 00:05:11.320 went away. 162 00:05:11.520 --> 00:05:12.720 I mean, this Oh, is a tough yeah, one to 163 00:05:12.720 --> 00:05:12.770 smelling 164 00:05:12.770 --> 00:05:12.970 use. 165 00:05:12.970 --> 00:05:14.370 it changes it completely. 166 00:05:15.470 --> 00:05:17.670 Maybe a little bit of nutmeg or something like that. 167 00:05:17.720 --> 00:05:20.570 I'm getting some warming spice thing going on. 168 00:05:21.780 --> 00:05:26.080 But I'm also thinking, maybe it's, you know, now that I'm really 169 00:05:26.080 --> 00:05:29.080 digging into it, more crackery, more, yeah, 170 00:05:29.080 --> 00:05:30.530 Graham cracker. 171 00:05:31.180 --> 00:05:34.580 graham cracker, like toasted, toasty flavors. 172 00:05:34.680 --> 00:05:35.130 Well, 173 00:05:35.480 --> 00:05:36.230 that sucks. 174 00:05:36.530 --> 00:05:37.880 This beer's life-struck. 175 00:05:38.280 --> 00:05:38.980 Is it? 176 00:05:38.980 --> 00:05:39.680 It is. 177 00:05:40.730 --> 00:05:42.430 Can you turn that burner off behind you? 178 00:05:44.830 --> 00:05:45.230 Thanks. 179 00:05:46.516 --> 00:05:47.016 Yes. 180 00:05:47.066 --> 00:05:47.716 You tasted? 181 00:05:47.816 --> 00:05:51.119 So the main thing I'm tasting, when we had it drawn draft 182 00:05:51.119 --> 00:05:54.624 at the brewery, it had this great fruitcake kind of thing going 183 00:05:54.624 --> 00:05:54.916 on. 184 00:05:55.016 --> 00:05:56.166 No, it's light struck. 185 00:05:56.366 --> 00:06:00.316 It doesn't taste anything like the one we had on tap. 186 00:06:00.866 --> 00:06:02.616 Weirdly, I'm not tasting. 187 00:06:03.572 --> 00:06:05.022 I also pray on number captains. 188 00:06:05.072 --> 00:06:07.322 I'm tasting cardboardiness. 189 00:06:07.772 --> 00:06:07.922 I'm 190 00:06:07.922 --> 00:06:08.522 Oh, it's 191 00:06:08.522 --> 00:06:09.222 tasting more, yeah, 192 00:06:09.222 --> 00:06:10.672 more of an oxidation thing. 193 00:06:10.672 --> 00:06:11.072 oxidation. 194 00:06:11.272 --> 00:06:11.372 Really? 195 00:06:11.372 --> 00:06:11.972 Yeah. 196 00:06:12.022 --> 00:06:15.122 I feel like the flavor feels kind of empty. 197 00:06:15.472 --> 00:06:17.422 Can the pressure of the plane do that? 198 00:06:18.292 --> 00:06:18.592 Somehow? 199 00:06:18.592 --> 00:06:19.442 no it shouldn't 200 00:06:19.442 --> 00:06:19.642 No, 201 00:06:19.642 --> 00:06:20.242 be yeah 202 00:06:20.242 --> 00:06:22.592 it's pretty it's pressurized in the bottle 203 00:06:22.592 --> 00:06:22.892 Yeah. 204 00:06:22.892 --> 00:06:23.642 so it shouldn't 205 00:06:23.642 --> 00:06:27.065 this was sitting on the shelves in the gift shop at the 206 00:06:27.065 --> 00:06:30.487 brewery and i did notice that the sun was like shining in 207 00:06:30.487 --> 00:06:33.910 at points and i tried to grab a bottle from the back 208 00:06:33.910 --> 00:06:37.771 but i i don't think it's actually like it's not skunky skunky 209 00:06:37.771 --> 00:06:39.266 because it's not a very hoppy beer 210 00:06:39.266 --> 00:06:39.466 Yes. 211 00:06:39.466 --> 00:06:42.962 but there are some of those some of the flavors that it's 212 00:06:42.962 --> 00:06:46.457 a little more tuned into right now because i had some saisons 213 00:06:46.457 --> 00:06:49.953 and green bottles kind of thing you know like that kind of 214 00:06:49.953 --> 00:06:52.866 skunky you know as opposed to like ipa skunky that's 215 00:06:52.866 --> 00:06:57.516 Yeah, it doesn't have that, but to me, it's almost flavorless. 216 00:06:57.516 --> 00:07:01.493 Yeah, that's what I'm thinking is the flavor has been leached out 217 00:07:01.493 --> 00:07:02.116 by oxidation. 218 00:07:02.116 --> 00:07:06.014 wild i figured getting getting got this at the brewery yeah 219 00:07:06.014 --> 00:07:06.564 And this 220 00:07:06.564 --> 00:07:07.614 this was a euro was 40 221 00:07:07.614 --> 00:07:07.964 actually my 222 00:07:07.964 --> 00:07:08.314 which 223 00:07:08.314 --> 00:07:08.364 favorite 224 00:07:08.364 --> 00:07:08.714 was like a 225 00:07:08.714 --> 00:07:08.764 one. 226 00:07:08.764 --> 00:07:09.564 dollar 60 they're 227 00:07:09.564 --> 00:07:10.714 Yeah, maybe that's why. 228 00:07:10.964 --> 00:07:12.664 That was actually 229 00:07:12.664 --> 00:07:13.414 all they're all euro 230 00:07:13.414 --> 00:07:13.464 my 231 00:07:13.464 --> 00:07:15.114 40 yeah 232 00:07:15.114 --> 00:07:17.464 favorite one from St. 233 00:07:17.564 --> 00:07:20.714 Bernardus when we were there and drinking them on tap, you know. 234 00:07:20.764 --> 00:07:24.414 I wouldn't say it's like to me, it's not. 235 00:07:26.068 --> 00:07:28.618 undrinkable but it doesn't have much going for 236 00:07:28.618 --> 00:07:28.718 Yeah. 237 00:07:28.718 --> 00:07:29.318 it yeah 238 00:07:29.318 --> 00:07:31.994 It actually tastes like a six and a half percent. 239 00:07:31.994 --> 00:07:33.868 Actually, it tastes like a four percent. 240 00:07:33.868 --> 00:07:38.325 yeah it tastes almost like yeah like a session ale or something 241 00:07:38.325 --> 00:07:42.782 yeah like yeah i don't taste any skunking and it's so bland 242 00:07:42.782 --> 00:07:47.239 compared to those are captains are detectable at a billion you know 243 00:07:47.239 --> 00:07:51.697 a particle of a billion so i i don't know where the 244 00:07:51.697 --> 00:07:54.668 light struggle is right thing but definitely oxidized 245 00:07:55.188 --> 00:07:56.288 It's watered down. 246 00:07:56.388 --> 00:07:56.888 Yeah. 247 00:07:57.188 --> 00:07:57.988 Damn it. 248 00:07:57.988 --> 00:07:59.188 I mean, it 249 00:07:59.188 --> 00:08:00.038 It's so dumb. 250 00:08:00.038 --> 00:08:00.388 is phenomenal. 251 00:08:00.388 --> 00:08:05.028 I thought, you know, because the draft beers I had there at 252 00:08:05.028 --> 00:08:07.988 the Bar Bernard, so good. 253 00:08:08.088 --> 00:08:12.113 And I'm like, man, this has like totally changed my opinion of 254 00:08:12.113 --> 00:08:12.410 St. 255 00:08:12.410 --> 00:08:14.488 Bernard's because I've had plenty of St. 256 00:08:14.588 --> 00:08:16.438 Bernard's from the Sharp Edges around. 257 00:08:16.688 --> 00:08:20.513 Sharp Edge was a bar, several bars here in Pittsburgh that specialized 258 00:08:20.513 --> 00:08:21.338 in Belgian beer. 259 00:08:21.788 --> 00:08:22.238 So. 260 00:08:22.772 --> 00:08:27.672 And they closed down in 2021 or 2022 COVID fallout 261 00:08:27.672 --> 00:08:27.772 Mm 262 00:08:27.772 --> 00:08:28.072 kind of 263 00:08:28.072 --> 00:08:28.122 -hmm. 264 00:08:28.122 --> 00:08:31.751 thing and kind of one of those you don't know what you 265 00:08:31.751 --> 00:08:35.379 had until it's gone kind of things because looking for Belgian beers 266 00:08:35.379 --> 00:08:39.008 in this area now it's way more harder to find these things 267 00:08:39.008 --> 00:08:43.812 but I never had a huge like oh yeah saint bernardus is 268 00:08:43.812 --> 00:08:45.426 a good brand kind of 269 00:08:45.426 --> 00:08:45.526 Right. 270 00:08:45.526 --> 00:08:49.826 vibe and then we went there and the beers were spectacular and 271 00:08:50.126 --> 00:08:50.776 Are Maybe they really 272 00:08:50.776 --> 00:08:51.026 it's just 273 00:08:51.026 --> 00:08:51.126 good? 274 00:08:51.126 --> 00:08:53.626 a thing where they don't have a good bottling line. 275 00:08:54.226 --> 00:08:54.626 Yeah. 276 00:08:54.626 --> 00:08:55.176 Uh-huh. 277 00:08:56.500 --> 00:08:58.150 I'm thinking it's probably more so that these were 278 00:08:58.150 --> 00:08:58.200 sitting 279 00:08:58.200 --> 00:08:58.600 sitting in 280 00:08:58.600 --> 00:08:58.700 out 281 00:08:58.700 --> 00:08:59.650 a gift shop for 282 00:08:59.650 --> 00:08:59.800 because 283 00:08:59.800 --> 00:09:00.000 too long. 284 00:09:00.000 --> 00:09:02.550 that was all windows on that front side which 285 00:09:02.550 --> 00:09:02.900 Yeah. 286 00:09:02.900 --> 00:09:03.750 Well, that doesn't bode 287 00:09:03.750 --> 00:09:03.950 isn't 288 00:09:03.950 --> 00:09:06.200 well very for the other St. 289 00:09:06.250 --> 00:09:06.350 Bernard's, 290 00:09:06.350 --> 00:09:06.600 no 291 00:09:06.600 --> 00:09:06.700 you maybe 292 00:09:06.700 --> 00:09:07.000 it doesn't 293 00:09:07.000 --> 00:09:08.850 want to do a sub for but 294 00:09:08.850 --> 00:09:11.450 Well, I want to compare that to the 295 00:09:11.450 --> 00:09:11.650 it's 296 00:09:11.650 --> 00:09:11.700 last 297 00:09:11.700 --> 00:09:11.900 not you 298 00:09:11.900 --> 00:09:12.150 beer. 299 00:09:12.150 --> 00:09:13.550 think it's gonna be an honest comparison and 300 00:09:13.550 --> 00:09:17.500 They're supposed to be like the same formulation, so that's kind of 301 00:09:17.500 --> 00:09:18.350 why I wanted to 302 00:09:18.350 --> 00:09:19.300 we give it a shot 303 00:09:19.850 --> 00:09:20.700 Might as well. 304 00:09:20.750 --> 00:09:23.000 We'll add another beer if it. 305 00:09:23.252 --> 00:09:24.952 we're unsatisfied why don't 306 00:09:24.952 --> 00:09:25.152 I 307 00:09:25.152 --> 00:09:25.352 you see 308 00:09:25.352 --> 00:09:25.602 mean, 309 00:09:25.602 --> 00:09:26.102 if you can 310 00:09:26.352 --> 00:09:27.752 there's no reason to like, 311 00:09:27.752 --> 00:09:29.970 why don't you see if you can crack that code there see 312 00:09:29.970 --> 00:09:32.188 how old that bottle is I don't know if the internet in 313 00:09:32.188 --> 00:09:33.852 front of you can help you figure that code 314 00:09:33.852 --> 00:09:34.052 I 315 00:09:34.052 --> 00:09:34.502 out don't no 316 00:09:34.502 --> 00:09:35.002 want to. 317 00:09:35.002 --> 00:09:35.752 okay oh 318 00:09:35.752 --> 00:09:36.252 Let me see. 319 00:09:36.252 --> 00:09:38.902 It says 8-20-27, which is the best buy date. 320 00:09:39.002 --> 00:09:39.302 So. 321 00:09:40.302 --> 00:09:43.152 i see i i didn't even recognize the 8-20-27 322 00:09:43.152 --> 00:09:43.352 You 323 00:09:43.352 --> 00:09:43.552 i 324 00:09:43.552 --> 00:09:43.652 did? 325 00:09:43.652 --> 00:09:47.085 thought it was a code i just thought it was like a 326 00:09:47.085 --> 00:09:48.802 julian date code kind of thing 327 00:09:48.802 --> 00:09:49.752 So that's my day. 328 00:09:50.356 --> 00:09:52.706 And so our trip to Belgium was freaking awesome. 329 00:09:53.606 --> 00:09:56.335 Everything was as good as we had thought. 330 00:09:56.335 --> 00:09:59.406 We did not get to go to the cafe. 331 00:10:00.000 --> 00:10:03.834 in de verd in de vriet which is that cafe next to 332 00:10:03.834 --> 00:10:07.668 wesley trinn because they were closed for winter holiday the week after 333 00:10:07.668 --> 00:10:11.502 new year's or at least like the week after the the weekend 334 00:10:11.502 --> 00:10:13.100 after new year's Mm so 335 00:10:13.100 --> 00:10:13.250 -hmm. 336 00:10:13.250 --> 00:10:15.810 many places shut down for a week or two for give their 337 00:10:15.810 --> 00:10:16.450 staff a break 338 00:10:17.236 --> 00:10:18.386 Sometimes even longer. 339 00:10:18.686 --> 00:10:21.927 yeah so we didn't get to go there and there was probably 340 00:10:21.927 --> 00:10:25.169 like five other breweries and i wouldn't have had time to go 341 00:10:25.169 --> 00:10:28.410 to all five of these but there was five that were reasonably 342 00:10:28.410 --> 00:10:31.652 ones like oh we can go there oh they're closed too you 343 00:10:31.652 --> 00:10:34.893 know that kind of thing happened a bunch but yeah we went 344 00:10:34.893 --> 00:10:38.135 to saint bernardus on our kind of a free day we tug 345 00:10:38.135 --> 00:10:40.836 along with the derek the brewer from brewery arden his 346 00:10:40.836 --> 00:10:41.336 And his wife, 347 00:10:41.336 --> 00:10:45.687 wife state stacy and yeah like i said the beers were fantastic 348 00:10:45.687 --> 00:10:48.379 it was a fun trip we stopped at a second brewery just 349 00:10:48.379 --> 00:10:51.071 some no-name place some guy just trying to get off the ground 350 00:10:51.071 --> 00:10:51.968 doing the hustle he 351 00:10:51.968 --> 00:10:52.868 It was great. 352 00:10:52.868 --> 00:10:57.315 yeah he was so friendly and was our first first vibe of 353 00:10:57.315 --> 00:11:01.762 like how do these people feel about americans these at this point 354 00:11:01.762 --> 00:11:06.940 in time and the general vibe seemed to be that If you're 355 00:11:06.940 --> 00:11:10.260 traveling in here, you must be the cool Americans, not the ones 356 00:11:10.260 --> 00:11:11.160 that aren't cool. 357 00:11:11.260 --> 00:11:13.260 So everyone was very friendly. 358 00:11:14.060 --> 00:11:15.410 And then we... 359 00:11:16.244 --> 00:11:17.944 The very first day was wild. 360 00:11:18.044 --> 00:11:19.594 You probably had to do this in Japan. 361 00:11:19.694 --> 00:11:23.580 Your trips to Korea and Japan does stave off jet lag, but 362 00:11:23.580 --> 00:11:28.208 you basically land and the goal was stay up till 8.30 at 363 00:11:28.208 --> 00:11:28.594 night. 364 00:11:28.594 --> 00:11:31.394 That was the hardest. 365 00:11:31.494 --> 00:11:35.544 We were falling asleep at dinner at 4.30 in the afternoon, 366 00:11:35.544 --> 00:11:36.044 We're sitting 367 00:11:36.044 --> 00:11:36.244 sitting 368 00:11:36.244 --> 00:11:36.494 at our 369 00:11:36.494 --> 00:11:36.594 at 370 00:11:36.594 --> 00:11:36.744 table. 371 00:11:36.744 --> 00:11:40.244 a table in a restaurant or a brewery. 372 00:11:40.916 --> 00:11:41.366 and 373 00:11:41.366 --> 00:11:42.416 i'm trying to stay 374 00:11:42.416 --> 00:11:42.516 nodding 375 00:11:42.516 --> 00:11:42.766 awake yeah 376 00:11:42.766 --> 00:11:44.666 off yeah that was so 377 00:11:44.666 --> 00:11:44.966 it's 378 00:11:44.966 --> 00:11:45.466 hard but 379 00:11:45.466 --> 00:11:45.766 funny but 380 00:11:45.766 --> 00:11:45.816 we 381 00:11:45.816 --> 00:11:45.966 that way 382 00:11:45.966 --> 00:11:46.116 we 383 00:11:46.116 --> 00:11:46.216 then 384 00:11:46.216 --> 00:11:46.316 managed 385 00:11:46.316 --> 00:11:46.716 we 386 00:11:46.716 --> 00:11:47.016 we managed 387 00:11:47.016 --> 00:11:48.566 got a second wind and went to the bar 388 00:11:48.566 --> 00:11:48.616 oh 389 00:11:48.616 --> 00:11:48.866 at the 390 00:11:48.866 --> 00:11:48.916 that's 391 00:11:48.916 --> 00:11:49.216 hotel and 392 00:11:49.216 --> 00:11:49.416 the night 393 00:11:49.416 --> 00:11:49.766 we stayed 394 00:11:49.766 --> 00:11:50.566 we up went to the bar 395 00:11:50.566 --> 00:11:50.816 till like 396 00:11:50.816 --> 00:11:51.116 yeah 397 00:11:51.116 --> 00:11:52.066 10 30 so 398 00:11:52.066 --> 00:11:57.556 but that was the the only time that we experienced somebody being 399 00:11:57.556 --> 00:12:01.216 an asshole like you know a service person 400 00:12:01.216 --> 00:12:02.216 service person yeah 401 00:12:02.216 --> 00:12:07.123 the bartender he was it wasn't an asshole he was just not 402 00:12:07.123 --> 00:12:10.291 friendly and when we walked in as soon as we sat I 403 00:12:10.291 --> 00:12:13.458 didn't even get situated in my seat and he says what do 404 00:12:13.458 --> 00:12:16.625 you want to drink well I didn't even know what they had 405 00:12:16.625 --> 00:12:19.792 so it's like I need a minute to look at you know 406 00:12:19.792 --> 00:12:23.573 what you have he's like and he tossed the bar towel across 407 00:12:23.573 --> 00:12:24.040 the room 408 00:12:24.040 --> 00:12:24.240 oh 409 00:12:24.240 --> 00:12:24.440 like 410 00:12:24.440 --> 00:12:24.490 god 411 00:12:24.490 --> 00:12:24.890 pissed 412 00:12:24.890 --> 00:12:25.190 it 413 00:12:25.190 --> 00:12:26.840 off at me I was 414 00:12:26.840 --> 00:12:27.040 sounds 415 00:12:27.040 --> 00:12:27.240 like 416 00:12:27.240 --> 00:12:31.140 like it's like those like like chicago hot dog places or like 417 00:12:31.140 --> 00:12:35.040 those places or the delis where you're in a line and you 418 00:12:35.040 --> 00:12:35.690 and don't 419 00:12:35.690 --> 00:12:35.840 you're 420 00:12:35.840 --> 00:12:35.940 know 421 00:12:35.940 --> 00:12:36.040 there 422 00:12:36.040 --> 00:12:36.140 what 423 00:12:36.140 --> 00:12:39.700 for 20 minutes and you haven't figured out what you want yet 424 00:12:39.700 --> 00:12:43.260 by the time you go up there and you're like I need 425 00:12:43.260 --> 00:12:45.040 a minute yeah exactly it was 426 00:12:46.420 --> 00:12:50.920 Jeff has, we use my pocket knife for the opener because Jeff 427 00:12:50.920 --> 00:12:51.320 Oh, 428 00:12:51.320 --> 00:12:51.370 could 429 00:12:51.370 --> 00:12:51.420 no, 430 00:12:51.420 --> 00:12:51.470 but 431 00:12:51.470 --> 00:12:52.270 I'm taking the tape off. 432 00:12:52.270 --> 00:12:55.470 but but he's using the knife part right now to take the 433 00:12:55.470 --> 00:12:58.670 tape off and just want to be careful he didn't cut himself. 434 00:12:59.120 --> 00:12:59.720 For sure. 435 00:12:59.870 --> 00:13:01.270 Yeah, he's already got a hole in his 436 00:13:01.270 --> 00:13:01.370 He 437 00:13:01.370 --> 00:13:01.520 hand. 438 00:13:01.520 --> 00:13:05.170 poked a hole yesterday or two days ago. 439 00:13:06.120 --> 00:13:06.920 Buy a rose. 440 00:13:07.796 --> 00:13:08.796 Oh, that's sweet. 441 00:13:08.796 --> 00:13:12.996 isn't it he got kissed by a rose no 442 00:13:12.996 --> 00:13:13.546 All right. 443 00:13:13.546 --> 00:13:16.646 it was a metal rose oh 444 00:13:16.646 --> 00:13:19.246 Our second brewery is a French brewery. 445 00:13:19.246 --> 00:13:20.360 We visited this. 446 00:13:20.360 --> 00:13:21.846 This is Brasserie Thirier. 447 00:13:22.646 --> 00:13:24.796 we had to tell them how we got there 448 00:13:25.556 --> 00:13:26.656 This isn't the snow one. 449 00:13:26.956 --> 00:13:28.056 Oh, I thought it was. 450 00:13:28.106 --> 00:13:30.456 Oh no, that's a different one. 451 00:13:30.506 --> 00:13:31.056 Okay, yeah. 452 00:13:31.506 --> 00:13:31.956 Alright. 453 00:13:31.956 --> 00:13:32.556 Is that? 454 00:13:32.556 --> 00:13:36.710 This is one Derek the Brewer from Ardennes did a collaboration with 455 00:13:36.710 --> 00:13:37.056 Tyria. 456 00:13:37.156 --> 00:13:37.556 Yeah. 457 00:13:37.556 --> 00:13:39.106 So we went over there. 458 00:13:39.306 --> 00:13:41.106 This one's foaming up too. 459 00:13:41.706 --> 00:13:41.756 It's 460 00:13:41.756 --> 00:13:42.256 Something's 461 00:13:42.256 --> 00:13:42.806 from the plane. 462 00:13:42.806 --> 00:13:43.756 making things foamy. 463 00:13:45.206 --> 00:13:48.406 This place does a bunch of collaborations. 464 00:13:48.706 --> 00:13:51.456 They had a collab there with Jester King. 465 00:13:51.706 --> 00:13:53.656 They had a collab there with... 466 00:13:55.220 --> 00:13:58.666 I'm drawing a blank now, but they, I thought, you know, we're 467 00:13:58.666 --> 00:14:00.935 going to a brewery in France, it's just going to be a 468 00:14:00.935 --> 00:14:03.277 beer to guard, beer to guard, beer to guard, Saison, beer to 469 00:14:03.277 --> 00:14:03.470 guard, 470 00:14:03.470 --> 00:14:03.770 Mm-hmm. 471 00:14:03.770 --> 00:14:06.820 and they had quite the variety of stuff. 472 00:14:07.570 --> 00:14:10.790 This is their, I thought this was the organic triple, but this 473 00:14:10.790 --> 00:14:11.270 is just the 474 00:14:11.270 --> 00:14:11.420 The 475 00:14:11.420 --> 00:14:11.520 oldest, 476 00:14:11.520 --> 00:14:11.970 biologique. 477 00:14:11.970 --> 00:14:17.420 yeah, yeah, it is organic, yeah, organic Belgian triple made in France. 478 00:14:17.420 --> 00:14:19.920 They brew 100% biological beer. 479 00:14:21.172 --> 00:14:21.572 Oh, really? 480 00:14:21.622 --> 00:14:23.922 that's what they say yeah which i mean 481 00:14:23.922 --> 00:14:24.522 Well, no, 482 00:14:24.522 --> 00:14:25.072 is that 483 00:14:25.072 --> 00:14:25.122 no, 484 00:14:25.122 --> 00:14:25.622 all beer biological 485 00:14:25.622 --> 00:14:25.822 yes 486 00:14:25.822 --> 00:14:26.372 okay 487 00:14:26.372 --> 00:14:26.422 no, 488 00:14:26.422 --> 00:14:26.522 but 489 00:14:26.522 --> 00:14:27.372 no, no, it means organic. 490 00:14:27.372 --> 00:14:29.372 it means i think it means organic 491 00:14:29.372 --> 00:14:29.622 is Yeah, 492 00:14:29.622 --> 00:14:29.822 what they mean 493 00:14:29.822 --> 00:14:29.972 no, 494 00:14:29.972 --> 00:14:30.072 yeah 495 00:14:30.072 --> 00:14:32.322 I actually asked someone if that's what it meant. 496 00:14:32.322 --> 00:14:34.972 oh okay yeah well you were up there talking to 497 00:14:34.972 --> 00:14:35.022 but 498 00:14:35.022 --> 00:14:35.422 the brewer 499 00:14:35.422 --> 00:14:35.722 no, no. 500 00:14:35.722 --> 00:14:36.922 again what does organic mean 501 00:14:37.522 --> 00:14:38.972 Well, right. 502 00:14:40.084 --> 00:14:42.978 But no, I asked in a translation way when we were at 503 00:14:42.978 --> 00:14:44.184 Atlantic Fabric, I asked the 504 00:14:44.184 --> 00:14:44.284 guy Oh, 505 00:14:44.284 --> 00:14:44.434 if bio 506 00:14:44.434 --> 00:14:44.784 did you? 507 00:14:44.784 --> 00:14:45.884 meant organic. 508 00:14:45.884 --> 00:14:46.434 Oh, okay. 509 00:14:46.434 --> 00:14:48.984 I mean, like, really, like, what does organic mean? 510 00:14:49.034 --> 00:14:50.734 And it can mean various different things. 511 00:14:50.734 --> 00:14:51.084 Well, 512 00:14:51.084 --> 00:14:51.284 I mean, 513 00:14:51.284 --> 00:14:51.434 I mean, 514 00:14:51.434 --> 00:14:51.534 that's 515 00:14:51.534 --> 00:14:54.646 one of the biggest things for me, what I think about is 516 00:14:54.646 --> 00:14:55.684 they don't use pesticides. 517 00:14:56.434 --> 00:14:59.784 in general kinds of, but I don't think that applies everywhere. 518 00:15:00.984 --> 00:15:05.224 I think that sometimes they may use more natural pesticides or something 519 00:15:05.224 --> 00:15:06.284 like that, right? 520 00:15:07.444 --> 00:15:10.044 or it's ones that are approved and there's certain 521 00:15:10.044 --> 00:15:10.144 Yeah. 522 00:15:10.144 --> 00:15:14.068 things that aren't like there's so many different ways like i don't 523 00:15:14.068 --> 00:15:17.993 think that it may be different in the eu i know that 524 00:15:17.993 --> 00:15:21.917 in i think that in america the word organic is not regulated 525 00:15:21.917 --> 00:15:22.244 i'm 526 00:15:22.244 --> 00:15:22.744 I don't know. 527 00:15:22.844 --> 00:15:23.394 I have never, 528 00:15:23.394 --> 00:15:23.644 You 529 00:15:23.644 --> 00:15:23.794 I 530 00:15:23.794 --> 00:15:23.994 don't 531 00:15:23.994 --> 00:15:24.044 think assumed 532 00:15:24.044 --> 00:15:24.244 so? 533 00:15:24.244 --> 00:15:24.644 it was. 534 00:15:24.644 --> 00:15:25.644 I never looked into it. 535 00:15:25.944 --> 00:15:26.594 I thought it 536 00:15:26.594 --> 00:15:27.094 pretty sure it's 537 00:15:27.094 --> 00:15:27.194 was. 538 00:15:27.194 --> 00:15:29.094 not regulated so you pretty 539 00:15:29.094 --> 00:15:30.494 They can just label it organic. 540 00:15:30.494 --> 00:15:32.744 just label it organic yeah it 541 00:15:32.744 --> 00:15:34.944 This episode of craft beer is certified organic because 542 00:15:34.944 --> 00:15:35.194 is 543 00:15:35.194 --> 00:15:35.994 our brewer. 544 00:15:36.724 --> 00:15:40.324 Three organic creatures are delivering pizza. 545 00:15:40.324 --> 00:15:40.903 I don't know. 546 00:15:40.903 --> 00:15:41.674 There's a lot of 547 00:15:41.674 --> 00:15:41.924 yeah 548 00:15:41.924 --> 00:15:42.024 mm 549 00:15:42.024 --> 00:15:45.555 so tirier was this really small brewery brewery is kind of just 550 00:15:45.555 --> 00:15:49.086 in a post building out back their tasting room was cute and 551 00:15:49.086 --> 00:15:49.674 small they 552 00:15:49.674 --> 00:15:50.474 -hmm it 553 00:15:50.474 --> 00:15:51.924 had a bunch of beers on they it 554 00:15:51.924 --> 00:15:52.524 was cozy yeah 555 00:15:52.524 --> 00:15:55.086 was nice because they're like okay you get the taste two beers 556 00:15:55.086 --> 00:15:57.647 or was it three beers and then they didn't care i got 557 00:15:57.647 --> 00:15:58.074 to taste 558 00:15:58.074 --> 00:15:58.374 no we 559 00:15:58.374 --> 00:15:58.674 the entire 560 00:15:58.674 --> 00:15:58.974 tasted 561 00:15:58.974 --> 00:15:59.274 lineup 562 00:15:59.274 --> 00:16:00.374 all the stuff 563 00:16:00.624 --> 00:16:03.864 and the super cool we'll have a bunch of more tirier beers 564 00:16:03.864 --> 00:16:07.120 in future shows those i brought back not everything that they had 565 00:16:07.120 --> 00:16:07.638 but uh 566 00:16:07.638 --> 00:16:08.038 A lot. 567 00:16:08.038 --> 00:16:09.338 a lot of it so 568 00:16:09.338 --> 00:16:11.253 It was a really good brewery. 569 00:16:11.253 --> 00:16:13.488 I even bought a t-shirt from there. 570 00:16:14.088 --> 00:16:17.338 that's the one with the can getting smashed is that that one 571 00:16:17.388 --> 00:16:17.888 Yeah. 572 00:16:18.238 --> 00:16:19.138 That red one? 573 00:16:19.138 --> 00:16:25.468 There is, to correct myself, the USDA organic label means it's certified 574 00:16:25.468 --> 00:16:29.121 to grown on soil that has no prohibited substances applied for three 575 00:16:29.121 --> 00:16:30.338 years prior to harvest. 576 00:16:31.060 --> 00:16:33.160 Oh, prohibited. 577 00:16:33.360 --> 00:16:36.660 But everything, there's nothing that's prohibited now. 578 00:16:36.810 --> 00:16:36.910 Right. 579 00:16:36.910 --> 00:16:40.760 So, I mean, the word organic is going to mean nothing from 580 00:16:40.760 --> 00:16:40.860 Yeah, 581 00:16:40.860 --> 00:16:41.160 this day 582 00:16:41.160 --> 00:16:41.260 I mean, 583 00:16:41.260 --> 00:16:41.460 forward. 584 00:16:41.460 --> 00:16:41.960 because, because. 585 00:16:41.960 --> 00:16:44.010 You could have put DDT on it four years ago. 586 00:16:47.348 --> 00:16:48.948 All right, so this is a Belgian triple. 587 00:16:48.948 --> 00:16:49.548 This one looks 588 00:16:49.548 --> 00:16:50.398 Oh, like corruption 589 00:16:50.398 --> 00:16:51.148 a hazy IPA. 590 00:16:51.148 --> 00:16:52.598 is legal again, everybody. 591 00:16:52.598 --> 00:16:53.648 Yeah, it 592 00:16:53.648 --> 00:16:55.648 Stuff hasn't settled enough from the trip. 593 00:16:55.698 --> 00:16:57.186 This one looks like a hazy IPA. 594 00:16:57.186 --> 00:16:57.398 It's 595 00:16:57.398 --> 00:16:57.598 does. 596 00:16:57.598 --> 00:16:57.998 super cloudy. 597 00:16:57.998 --> 00:17:02.087 So on their website, this is how they describe the beers they 598 00:17:02.087 --> 00:17:02.448 have. 599 00:17:02.548 --> 00:17:06.048 Instead of like a necessarily get, they have like a dial. 600 00:17:06.048 --> 00:17:06.598 Oh. 601 00:17:06.598 --> 00:17:09.512 So in terms of light versus strong, this is all the way 602 00:17:09.512 --> 00:17:09.998 in strong. 603 00:17:09.998 --> 00:17:10.498 Oh. 604 00:17:10.998 --> 00:17:12.948 Pale versus dark, this is about. 605 00:17:13.556 --> 00:17:16.856 i'm gonna say about one sixth of the way 606 00:17:16.856 --> 00:17:20.531 so like if you were looking at a clock and 12 was 607 00:17:20.531 --> 00:17:21.756 the darkest or whatever 608 00:17:21.756 --> 00:17:22.456 it's It's not it's 609 00:17:22.456 --> 00:17:23.056 like a field gauge. 610 00:17:23.056 --> 00:17:23.206 yeah 611 00:17:23.206 --> 00:17:24.106 more like a yeah 612 00:17:24.106 --> 00:17:24.206 fuel 613 00:17:24.206 --> 00:17:25.606 like a fuel gauge yeah yeah 614 00:17:25.606 --> 00:17:25.856 you're 615 00:17:25.856 --> 00:17:26.106 so so 616 00:17:26.106 --> 00:17:27.356 like at a quarter of a tank on 617 00:17:27.356 --> 00:17:27.506 you got 618 00:17:27.506 --> 00:17:27.756 this one okay 619 00:17:27.756 --> 00:17:30.197 you got something like a quarter of a tank maybe even less 620 00:17:30.197 --> 00:17:32.639 maybe like maybe a sixth of a tank and the same thing 621 00:17:32.639 --> 00:17:35.080 for sweet such bitter like a sixth of a tank so it's 622 00:17:35.080 --> 00:17:37.522 more on the sweet side more on the pale side very much 623 00:17:37.522 --> 00:17:39.556 on the strong side full full tank on the strong 624 00:17:39.556 --> 00:17:41.006 a full tank on the strong 625 00:17:41.006 --> 00:17:41.406 Oh boy. 626 00:17:42.388 --> 00:17:42.388 The 627 00:17:42.388 --> 00:17:44.788 So what's the percentage of ABV on this? 628 00:17:44.788 --> 00:17:47.888 percentage is 8.5. 629 00:17:48.038 --> 00:17:48.488 Oh. 630 00:17:49.844 --> 00:17:50.094 it's 631 00:17:50.094 --> 00:17:50.544 excuse me 632 00:17:50.544 --> 00:17:52.794 pretty average for what 633 00:17:52.794 --> 00:17:53.294 That's about 634 00:17:53.294 --> 00:17:53.694 we got 635 00:17:53.694 --> 00:17:53.844 triple. 636 00:17:53.844 --> 00:17:54.894 when we were there but 637 00:17:54.894 --> 00:17:55.119 Yeah. 638 00:17:55.119 --> 00:17:55.794 they had a 639 00:17:55.794 --> 00:17:58.894 but that's kind of low for most of the belgian beers 640 00:17:58.894 --> 00:18:01.927 they had a triple pepper but it wasn't wasn't peppers it was 641 00:18:01.927 --> 00:18:04.961 peppercorns they had it was black pepper white pepper i didn't we 642 00:18:04.961 --> 00:18:07.994 didn't get this one and i don't know if it was stage 643 00:18:07.994 --> 00:18:11.027 one for the third pepper or if it was something else but 644 00:18:11.027 --> 00:18:12.544 that was like the it was 645 00:18:12.544 --> 00:18:13.244 interesting no 646 00:18:13.244 --> 00:18:16.659 interesting i don't know if it was delicious but it was also 647 00:18:16.659 --> 00:18:19.984 like like cooking with it or having it with like a roast 648 00:18:19.984 --> 00:18:23.084 or something it would be like a very good pairing but 649 00:18:23.084 --> 00:18:23.634 Yeah. 650 00:18:23.884 --> 00:18:26.684 But it only came in the large bottles, didn't it? 651 00:18:26.684 --> 00:18:27.584 And so, yeah. 652 00:18:27.584 --> 00:18:29.084 i think you're right yeah yeah 653 00:18:29.084 --> 00:18:33.384 And it wasn't, I didn't like it enough to say it's worth 654 00:18:33.384 --> 00:18:35.534 the wait and carrying it home. 655 00:18:36.834 --> 00:18:39.063 my nose is not working well i can't smell much on this 656 00:18:39.063 --> 00:18:39.434 one either 657 00:18:40.084 --> 00:18:41.184 I just took a taste. 658 00:18:44.548 --> 00:18:45.898 I taste apricot. 659 00:18:46.998 --> 00:18:50.198 Yeah, the yeasty bit is kind of filled out the body and 660 00:18:50.198 --> 00:18:50.848 Yes, it's very 661 00:18:50.848 --> 00:18:50.898 yeah, 662 00:18:50.898 --> 00:18:51.148 easy. 663 00:18:51.848 --> 00:18:55.384 so I think the lesson of this is you have to let 664 00:18:55.384 --> 00:18:57.184 the beers in the down there settle yeah 665 00:18:57.184 --> 00:19:01.170 We need to not drink any more of them until next month 666 00:19:01.170 --> 00:19:01.834 or longer, 667 00:19:01.934 --> 00:19:04.214 yeah we'll have to make sure well these ones just went in 668 00:19:04.214 --> 00:19:06.494 the fridge so we'll have to make sure that we have beers 669 00:19:06.494 --> 00:19:08.584 we want to do in the fridge let them settle for 670 00:19:08.584 --> 00:19:08.634 a right? 671 00:19:08.634 --> 00:19:11.784 couple weeks things like that keep the yeastiness down that's 672 00:19:11.784 --> 00:19:15.464 Do we want to scratch the rest of them that we're planning 673 00:19:15.464 --> 00:19:16.384 on having tonight 674 00:19:16.384 --> 00:19:17.934 probably a good idea probably 675 00:19:17.934 --> 00:19:18.784 and move to 676 00:19:18.784 --> 00:19:18.884 pause 677 00:19:18.884 --> 00:19:19.184 something different? 678 00:19:19.184 --> 00:19:22.434 this and call an audible i don't i don't want to i 679 00:19:22.434 --> 00:19:25.680 don't want to power through because actually the next two of the 680 00:19:25.680 --> 00:19:28.114 next three beers are kind of marquee beers yeah 681 00:19:28.114 --> 00:19:28.514 Actually, 682 00:19:28.514 --> 00:19:28.914 so well 683 00:19:28.914 --> 00:19:30.814 it's the last three. 684 00:19:31.714 --> 00:19:32.814 the middle one's not really 685 00:19:32.814 --> 00:19:32.914 Well, 686 00:19:32.914 --> 00:19:33.314 yeah 687 00:19:33.314 --> 00:19:33.514 We don't 688 00:19:33.514 --> 00:19:33.664 okay, 689 00:19:33.664 --> 00:19:33.864 know for 690 00:19:33.864 --> 00:19:33.964 but 691 00:19:33.964 --> 00:19:34.214 sure. 692 00:19:34.214 --> 00:19:36.264 two of the next three for sure. 693 00:19:36.364 --> 00:19:38.514 I don't want to. 694 00:19:39.220 --> 00:19:39.470 Yeah. 695 00:19:39.470 --> 00:19:39.970 Yeah, 696 00:19:39.970 --> 00:19:40.070 They're 697 00:19:40.070 --> 00:19:40.320 I 698 00:19:40.320 --> 00:19:40.370 And 699 00:19:40.370 --> 00:19:42.699 the kind of beers that people were expecting us to drink when 700 00:19:42.699 --> 00:19:43.670 we come back from Belgium. 701 00:19:43.670 --> 00:19:43.820 yes, 702 00:19:43.820 --> 00:19:44.170 So we're 703 00:19:44.170 --> 00:19:44.220 yes. 704 00:19:44.220 --> 00:19:47.895 going to save those to make sure they're properly chilled and decanted 705 00:19:47.895 --> 00:19:49.120 and everything like that. 706 00:19:49.220 --> 00:19:51.120 Okay, so this beer, it doesn't taste bad, 707 00:19:51.120 --> 00:19:51.220 no, 708 00:19:51.220 --> 00:19:51.470 but it 709 00:19:51.470 --> 00:19:51.570 no 710 00:19:51.570 --> 00:19:52.670 is very yeasty. 711 00:19:52.920 --> 00:19:55.620 It's not as bright as a Belgian triple typically is. 712 00:19:55.770 --> 00:19:59.647 It almost comes across like a mix between a triple and a 713 00:19:59.647 --> 00:19:59.970 Hefeweizen. 714 00:20:00.000 --> 00:20:03.000 and you know because there's a kind of smoother mouth feel about 715 00:20:03.000 --> 00:20:04.000 smoother body to it 716 00:20:04.000 --> 00:20:04.500 Mm-hmm. 717 00:20:04.500 --> 00:20:07.247 yeah let's taste the beer in the glass this is a fun 718 00:20:07.247 --> 00:20:08.850 experiment right even though it's not necessarily 719 00:20:09.650 --> 00:20:11.650 I'm missing a lot of that sweetness, right? 720 00:20:11.750 --> 00:20:14.600 I feel like that's being overwhelmed by the yeastiness. 721 00:20:14.600 --> 00:20:17.100 i see i got a lot of sweetness it's kind of a 722 00:20:18.292 --> 00:20:20.092 It's kind of a sugary it makes me 723 00:20:20.092 --> 00:20:20.192 No, 724 00:20:20.192 --> 00:20:20.742 think of it's like 725 00:20:20.742 --> 00:20:20.892 there, 726 00:20:20.892 --> 00:20:21.092 make 727 00:20:21.092 --> 00:20:21.292 but 728 00:20:21.292 --> 00:20:21.342 me 729 00:20:21.342 --> 00:20:21.392 I 730 00:20:21.392 --> 00:20:22.242 think of gumballs Yeah 731 00:20:22.242 --> 00:20:26.580 feel like the yeast is overwhelming the sweetness and it's pulling it 732 00:20:26.580 --> 00:20:26.942 back. 733 00:20:26.942 --> 00:20:28.842 I taste apricot pie. 734 00:20:29.392 --> 00:20:30.642 That's what I taste. 735 00:20:30.942 --> 00:20:32.042 I see the 736 00:20:32.042 --> 00:20:32.142 Like 737 00:20:32.142 --> 00:20:32.542 apricot. 738 00:20:32.542 --> 00:20:36.639 with a lot of crust because of the yeasty-ness in it. 739 00:20:36.639 --> 00:20:41.108 But no, the apricot and the sweetness from those, the sugar that 740 00:20:41.108 --> 00:20:43.342 you would put in the pie. 741 00:20:44.180 --> 00:20:45.280 I think, okay, 742 00:20:45.280 --> 00:20:45.380 The 743 00:20:45.380 --> 00:20:45.980 yeah, I can't 744 00:20:45.980 --> 00:20:46.280 flour. 745 00:20:46.280 --> 00:20:47.180 get the apricot. 746 00:20:47.180 --> 00:20:47.480 Really? 747 00:20:47.480 --> 00:20:50.780 What I'm getting is a lot of bubblegum, like a gumball. 748 00:20:50.780 --> 00:20:51.230 Oh. 749 00:20:51.230 --> 00:20:53.497 Like what comes out of a machine, you're chewing on a gumball. 750 00:20:53.497 --> 00:20:54.630 That's kind of what I'm tasting. 751 00:20:54.630 --> 00:20:57.668 I'm more on the apricot side than the gumball side, but I 752 00:20:57.668 --> 00:21:00.080 think that in general triples have that kind of apricotty thing. 753 00:21:00.080 --> 00:21:00.580 Oh yeah. 754 00:21:02.180 --> 00:21:04.030 I need to move away from my mic. 755 00:21:04.756 --> 00:21:05.756 Just talk beside it. 756 00:21:05.806 --> 00:21:07.356 Yeah, I'm not used 757 00:21:07.356 --> 00:21:07.506 Maybe 758 00:21:07.506 --> 00:21:07.906 to that. 759 00:21:07.906 --> 00:21:10.056 when we get another brews we can also find the pop filters 760 00:21:10.056 --> 00:21:10.256 Yes, 761 00:21:10.256 --> 00:21:10.356 Yeah 762 00:21:10.356 --> 00:21:10.556 for 763 00:21:10.556 --> 00:21:11.756 we should do that too. 764 00:21:12.156 --> 00:21:13.806 I'm just so bad at this anymore. 765 00:21:14.056 --> 00:21:14.706 It used to be good 766 00:21:15.206 --> 00:21:16.256 You're not bad at it. 767 00:21:16.256 --> 00:21:16.706 Well, I 768 00:21:16.706 --> 00:21:16.756 This 769 00:21:16.756 --> 00:21:17.056 mean we 770 00:21:17.056 --> 00:21:17.356 was a impromptu 771 00:21:17.356 --> 00:21:18.206 haven't done it in in 772 00:21:18.206 --> 00:21:18.506 show too. 773 00:21:18.506 --> 00:21:19.256 in 774 00:21:20.056 --> 00:21:20.806 Since last 775 00:21:20.806 --> 00:21:20.856 months. 776 00:21:20.856 --> 00:21:21.206 year. 777 00:21:21.206 --> 00:21:21.456 Yeah 778 00:21:21.456 --> 00:21:22.606 I mean, yeah. 779 00:21:22.606 --> 00:21:27.274 We only did what four shows last year Yeah, I think we 780 00:21:27.274 --> 00:21:29.795 plan on, now with the moves and Uber and stuff, I think 781 00:21:29.795 --> 00:21:29.928 we'll... 782 00:21:29.928 --> 00:21:32.778 We want to do at least one show a month if we 783 00:21:32.778 --> 00:21:33.728 can make swing it. 784 00:21:33.728 --> 00:21:34.778 Let's go for 8 to 10. 785 00:21:34.978 --> 00:21:36.128 I would love it. 786 00:21:36.628 --> 00:21:40.628 No, no, I think we need to do a minimum of 12. 787 00:21:40.778 --> 00:21:41.228 Okay. 788 00:21:41.876 --> 00:21:43.376 I mean, we can set a goal. 789 00:21:43.476 --> 00:21:46.976 Yeah, and I think that's a reasonable goal, 790 00:21:46.976 --> 00:21:47.126 I 791 00:21:47.126 --> 00:21:47.376 don't you? 792 00:21:47.376 --> 00:21:48.176 think it's doable. 793 00:21:48.676 --> 00:21:51.633 I was looking at some of, when I was working on posting 794 00:21:51.633 --> 00:21:54.117 the show and stuff, I was looking at this. 795 00:21:54.117 --> 00:21:56.326 I think our busiest year was 36 episodes. 796 00:21:57.126 --> 00:21:57.676 Wow. 797 00:21:57.826 --> 00:21:59.444 Yeah, it was early on. 798 00:21:59.444 --> 00:22:01.226 It was probably before Ali was born, 799 00:22:01.226 --> 00:22:01.326 Yeah. 800 00:22:01.326 --> 00:22:01.776 but 36 801 00:22:01.776 --> 00:22:02.476 Oh, yeah, 802 00:22:02.476 --> 00:22:02.776 episodes. 803 00:22:02.776 --> 00:22:02.926 yeah. 804 00:22:03.676 --> 00:22:03.890 Yeah. 805 00:22:03.890 --> 00:22:06.426 There was a lot of like, hey, come up for a show. 806 00:22:06.526 --> 00:22:07.026 I mean, there was. 807 00:22:08.404 --> 00:22:08.404 um 808 00:22:08.404 --> 00:22:09.904 Now, I thought at one point 809 00:22:09.904 --> 00:22:10.054 No, 810 00:22:10.054 --> 00:22:10.354 you guys 811 00:22:10.354 --> 00:22:10.404 we 812 00:22:10.404 --> 00:22:10.454 were 813 00:22:10.454 --> 00:22:10.604 did run. 814 00:22:10.604 --> 00:22:10.854 doing one 815 00:22:10.854 --> 00:22:11.054 Well, we were 816 00:22:11.054 --> 00:22:11.104 every 817 00:22:11.104 --> 00:22:11.404 doing it. 818 00:22:11.404 --> 00:22:11.654 weekend. 819 00:22:11.654 --> 00:22:12.754 And there was a 820 00:22:12.754 --> 00:22:12.804 It 821 00:22:12.804 --> 00:22:13.054 point where 822 00:22:13.054 --> 00:22:13.104 seemed 823 00:22:13.104 --> 00:22:13.304 we were doing 824 00:22:13.304 --> 00:22:13.404 like 825 00:22:13.404 --> 00:22:13.554 it. 826 00:22:13.554 --> 00:22:17.186 it was, I always say mostly weekly, mostly weekly, but I don't 827 00:22:17.186 --> 00:22:19.004 know if we did more than three sticks. 828 00:22:19.304 --> 00:22:21.704 I had to double check, but that's caught my eye is the 829 00:22:21.704 --> 00:22:23.104 year that we did the most shows. 830 00:22:25.254 --> 00:22:28.554 So, all right, let's pause and find some beers. 831 00:22:28.554 --> 00:22:28.754 Yeah, 832 00:22:28.754 --> 00:22:28.804 Yeah. 833 00:22:28.804 --> 00:22:31.004 I didn't even rate these. 834 00:22:31.604 --> 00:22:32.924 All right, we're back. 835 00:22:32.924 --> 00:22:34.904 We called the audible new beers. 836 00:22:35.860 --> 00:22:39.388 First one I want to do is one of my so I 837 00:22:39.388 --> 00:22:42.916 bought a 12 pack of Mattel's for Christmas as one does right 838 00:22:42.916 --> 00:22:43.210 as 839 00:22:43.210 --> 00:22:44.010 As one should. 840 00:22:44.010 --> 00:22:44.110 Yeah. 841 00:22:44.110 --> 00:22:48.734 one does and I messed up I screwed up bad but I 842 00:22:48.734 --> 00:22:53.357 only got a 12 pack because it was I think the 26th 843 00:22:53.357 --> 00:22:57.210 I went around looking for more Mattel gone completely gone 844 00:22:57.210 --> 00:22:57.910 They're everywhere. 845 00:22:58.580 --> 00:22:59.130 So, 846 00:22:59.130 --> 00:22:59.180 I 847 00:22:59.180 --> 00:22:59.580 so 848 00:22:59.580 --> 00:23:00.280 even searched. 849 00:23:00.280 --> 00:23:04.420 I bought this evil genius Santa, I know him, which is a 850 00:23:04.420 --> 00:23:05.180 festive saison. 851 00:23:05.630 --> 00:23:08.330 And this is, I saved this can from that six pack. 852 00:23:08.330 --> 00:23:13.080 Served with rose hips, chamomile, black currants, and dark candy syrup. 853 00:23:13.230 --> 00:23:14.830 I kind of wanted to share 854 00:23:14.830 --> 00:23:15.080 7 855 00:23:15.080 --> 00:23:15.330 this 856 00:23:15.330 --> 00:23:15.480 .2 857 00:23:15.480 --> 00:23:15.880 with all 858 00:23:15.880 --> 00:23:16.880 % 18 859 00:23:16.880 --> 00:23:17.380 of you. 860 00:23:17.380 --> 00:23:18.530 IBU. 861 00:23:19.180 --> 00:23:23.323 One thing we should mention, you mentioned Sharp Edge closing. 862 00:23:23.323 --> 00:23:24.980 Very recently a brewery... 863 00:23:25.620 --> 00:23:26.620 Big brewery clothes. 864 00:23:26.870 --> 00:23:27.070 What? 865 00:23:27.070 --> 00:23:28.220 Rogue ales. 866 00:23:28.220 --> 00:23:28.620 Rogue. 867 00:23:28.620 --> 00:23:28.920 Oh. 868 00:23:29.420 --> 00:23:30.620 Rogue ales and spirits. 869 00:23:31.320 --> 00:23:35.170 It's funny, I was talking with Scott Smith from East End Brewing 870 00:23:35.170 --> 00:23:38.499 about that, and apparently my impression, and I would assume your impression 871 00:23:38.499 --> 00:23:40.956 because you grew up in the same craft beer world that I 872 00:23:40.956 --> 00:23:43.670 grew up in, is that they were a pretty big player. 873 00:23:44.340 --> 00:23:47.683 they weren't they were just pretty available here in pittsburgh scott made 874 00:23:47.683 --> 00:23:51.026 it sound like no they were definitely a regional play that happened 875 00:23:51.026 --> 00:23:52.140 to be here through 876 00:23:52.140 --> 00:23:52.940 Interesting. 877 00:23:52.940 --> 00:23:57.878 you know a lister and then fura so yeah because like one 878 00:23:57.878 --> 00:24:02.817 of the beer one of my baptisms into craft beer was rogue 879 00:24:02.817 --> 00:24:06.507 shakespeare stout you know it's just one of those ones one of 880 00:24:06.507 --> 00:24:09.339 the very first ones i've ever had you know and first probably 881 00:24:09.339 --> 00:24:11.698 my first stout besides guinness it was rogue shakespeare stout 882 00:24:11.698 --> 00:24:11.948 interesting 883 00:24:11.948 --> 00:24:16.171 and yeah to hear that they weren't like as big as stone 884 00:24:16.171 --> 00:24:20.394 which you know even you know stone got pretty big when they 885 00:24:20.394 --> 00:24:21.098 sold but 886 00:24:21.098 --> 00:24:21.348 yeah 887 00:24:21.348 --> 00:24:24.723 you know even before it surprised me because it just wasn't my 888 00:24:24.723 --> 00:24:25.848 perspective on the thing 889 00:24:25.848 --> 00:24:29.515 i remember rogue being i was always like rogue is always 8 890 00:24:29.515 --> 00:24:34.107 out of 10 they're never better That was my big thing against 891 00:24:34.107 --> 00:24:34.364 Rogue. 892 00:24:34.364 --> 00:24:37.964 yeah yeah they i don't know if i'd give them eight they 893 00:24:37.964 --> 00:24:41.264 could reach eight but i would say they were usually like 894 00:24:41.264 --> 00:24:42.814 Like eight was their max. 895 00:24:42.814 --> 00:24:43.014 yeah 896 00:24:43.014 --> 00:24:43.164 Yeah. 897 00:24:43.164 --> 00:24:46.899 for sure they had that chocolate stout which was one of the 898 00:24:46.899 --> 00:24:50.635 best uses of chocolate you know in in those in that era 899 00:24:50.635 --> 00:24:52.814 they made the best use of chocolate 900 00:24:53.588 --> 00:24:54.688 it still didn't crack above 901 00:24:54.688 --> 00:24:54.838 Yeah. 902 00:24:54.838 --> 00:24:58.060 an eight for me what another thing that's funny is i meant 903 00:24:58.060 --> 00:25:01.281 to bring it but i completely forgot about it in in moving 904 00:25:01.281 --> 00:25:04.503 i found this big keychain full of all these keychains from like 905 00:25:04.503 --> 00:25:07.724 the breweries and i was trying to bring them and say like 906 00:25:07.724 --> 00:25:10.946 which ones still exist and which ones uh one of them is 907 00:25:10.946 --> 00:25:12.288 breckenridge i know that's gone 908 00:25:13.940 --> 00:25:16.040 yeah i think so it's hard it's so hard to 909 00:25:16.040 --> 00:25:16.090 Yeah. 910 00:25:16.090 --> 00:25:19.521 keep track which ones are around which ones aren't like i wonder 911 00:25:19.521 --> 00:25:22.952 how many breweries that i've been to because you know i keep 912 00:25:22.952 --> 00:25:26.383 track of my google maps i star them and so now i'm 913 00:25:26.383 --> 00:25:29.814 at i think i'm at 420 right now i should go find 914 00:25:29.814 --> 00:25:33.245 a cannabis themed brewery now so but yeah it's like how many 915 00:25:33.245 --> 00:25:36.390 of those are closed all right so santa i know him 916 00:25:36.890 --> 00:25:38.190 It's a very cold beer. 917 00:25:39.700 --> 00:25:41.340 They're all going to be called the other came right out of 918 00:25:41.340 --> 00:25:41.750 mm the fridge. 919 00:25:41.750 --> 00:25:46.139 -hmm I smell a sweetness but I can't place what that sweetness 920 00:25:46.139 --> 00:25:48.700 is it's kind of Well, a combination 921 00:25:48.700 --> 00:25:53.150 like I said, there's rose hips, chamomile, black currants, dark candy syrup. 922 00:25:53.150 --> 00:25:53.400 That's 923 00:25:53.400 --> 00:25:53.550 I'm 924 00:25:53.550 --> 00:25:53.650 wild 925 00:25:53.650 --> 00:25:54.050 trying to. 926 00:25:54.050 --> 00:25:54.561 to me. 927 00:25:54.561 --> 00:25:55.839 I didn't read the label. 928 00:25:55.839 --> 00:25:58.650 I didn't know any of those extra adjuncts were in there. 929 00:25:58.750 --> 00:26:01.562 I just thought this is a good Belgian flavored beer when I 930 00:26:01.562 --> 00:26:02.500 was drinking it before. 931 00:26:02.600 --> 00:26:05.938 So now I'm drinking it with a whole new perspective of chamomile 932 00:26:05.938 --> 00:26:07.050 and things like that. 933 00:26:07.400 --> 00:26:07.800 Oh 934 00:26:08.970 --> 00:26:10.970 That's got a lot of flavor. 935 00:26:12.970 --> 00:26:16.302 I've had other beers from Evil Genius they don't they're not like 936 00:26:16.302 --> 00:26:19.635 in my you know super high tier just whatever but when I 937 00:26:19.635 --> 00:26:22.967 tasted this one I was like okay time to time to make 938 00:26:22.967 --> 00:26:26.299 sure I keep my eyes open with the brewery because I'll try 939 00:26:26.299 --> 00:26:29.632 to you know we'll talk about what we're tasting here but this 940 00:26:29.632 --> 00:26:31.020 one's this one's a banger 941 00:26:31.320 --> 00:26:34.170 I'm a banger, not that little too sweet for me. 942 00:26:35.540 --> 00:26:37.290 like they didn't have made out sort of syrupiness 943 00:26:37.340 --> 00:26:37.940 Mm-hmm. 944 00:26:38.290 --> 00:26:39.454 Well, maybe that's why. 945 00:26:39.454 --> 00:26:41.090 I was looking for something to replace madame. 946 00:26:41.090 --> 00:26:43.290 metal because you were going through withdrawals 947 00:26:43.290 --> 00:26:44.240 You know, so sad. 948 00:26:44.240 --> 00:26:47.560 yeah you were i felt really bad i tried so hard to 949 00:26:47.560 --> 00:26:48.390 find you some 950 00:26:48.390 --> 00:26:48.440 Oh, 951 00:26:48.440 --> 00:26:48.940 too oh 952 00:26:48.940 --> 00:26:49.140 really? 953 00:26:49.140 --> 00:26:50.090 gosh yeah 954 00:26:50.540 --> 00:26:55.640 i feel like i think the rose is is a little too 955 00:26:55.640 --> 00:27:00.740 strong and but the black currants are fighting a a mighty fight 956 00:27:02.740 --> 00:27:03.590 But I feel like the rose 957 00:27:03.590 --> 00:27:03.790 And 958 00:27:03.790 --> 00:27:04.190 is a little 959 00:27:04.190 --> 00:27:04.540 this one is 960 00:27:04.540 --> 00:27:04.690 over. 961 00:27:04.690 --> 00:27:05.240 sweet. 962 00:27:05.340 --> 00:27:07.240 Like, I do like how there's... 963 00:27:07.764 --> 00:27:09.844 there's a kind of a strongness that kind of dries it out 964 00:27:09.844 --> 00:27:10.364 a little bit 965 00:27:10.364 --> 00:27:10.464 Yes, 966 00:27:10.464 --> 00:27:10.614 you 967 00:27:10.614 --> 00:27:10.764 I 968 00:27:10.764 --> 00:27:10.964 know and 969 00:27:10.964 --> 00:27:11.614 think it's the right 970 00:27:11.614 --> 00:27:11.814 there's a balance 971 00:27:11.814 --> 00:27:12.664 amount of sweet. 972 00:27:12.664 --> 00:27:15.014 it is a festive saison so 973 00:27:15.014 --> 00:27:15.314 Sure. 974 00:27:15.314 --> 00:27:19.214 take you know step yourself back 30 days in time and imagine 975 00:27:19.214 --> 00:27:19.864 it then 976 00:27:20.164 --> 00:27:23.464 Speaking of which, I want to thank you guys for coming to 977 00:27:23.464 --> 00:27:25.564 my graduation, my improv graduation 978 00:27:25.564 --> 00:27:25.614 Oh, 979 00:27:25.614 --> 00:27:26.114 class 980 00:27:26.114 --> 00:27:26.964 that was so cool. 981 00:27:26.964 --> 00:27:27.364 show. 982 00:27:27.364 --> 00:27:27.514 it 983 00:27:27.514 --> 00:27:27.714 That 984 00:27:27.714 --> 00:27:28.064 was fun 985 00:27:28.064 --> 00:27:29.414 was really fun to watch. 986 00:27:29.414 --> 00:27:29.914 Yeah, 987 00:27:29.914 --> 00:27:30.064 You 988 00:27:30.064 --> 00:27:30.414 that was, 989 00:27:30.414 --> 00:27:31.064 I were great. 990 00:27:31.064 --> 00:27:32.664 thought 991 00:27:32.664 --> 00:27:33.114 I mean, 992 00:27:33.114 --> 00:27:33.414 I suck, 993 00:27:33.414 --> 00:27:33.564 no. 994 00:27:33.564 --> 00:27:33.914 but hey. 995 00:27:35.124 --> 00:27:37.866 Well, I think everybody did great, really. 996 00:27:37.866 --> 00:27:40.261 And it was a lot of fun. 997 00:27:40.261 --> 00:27:44.024 I'm excited to see what the end of the next session 998 00:27:44.024 --> 00:27:44.424 Yeah, 999 00:27:44.424 --> 00:27:44.524 is 1000 00:27:44.524 --> 00:27:44.674 I mean, 1001 00:27:44.674 --> 00:27:44.924 like 1002 00:27:44.924 --> 00:27:49.336 I really think that the true test is going to be the 1003 00:27:49.336 --> 00:27:53.874 end of the third one, because that's when that's Harold's structure that 1004 00:27:53.874 --> 00:27:56.374 that's like that's sort of the big. 1005 00:27:57.354 --> 00:28:02.604 the real starting point of actually doing a real improv show. 1006 00:28:02.604 --> 00:28:03.004 Okay. 1007 00:28:03.804 --> 00:28:07.004 So it's either you got it or you don't at that point. 1008 00:28:07.004 --> 00:28:07.054 I 1009 00:28:07.054 --> 00:28:10.104 Like you've, you've got all the tools now. 1010 00:28:10.504 --> 00:28:13.354 So either you're able to use them or you're not. 1011 00:28:13.354 --> 00:28:17.571 Well, no, I think that to a certain extent it's still going 1012 00:28:17.571 --> 00:28:21.675 to not be amazing as an improv show could be, but it's 1013 00:28:21.675 --> 00:28:24.488 still like people who are like they're 1014 00:28:24.488 --> 00:28:24.988 Yeah. 1015 00:28:24.988 --> 00:28:25.788 not pros 1016 00:28:25.788 --> 00:28:26.038 Well, 1017 00:28:26.038 --> 00:28:26.338 yeah 1018 00:28:26.338 --> 00:28:30.210 for example, you mentioned to me, like, I was waiting for a 1019 00:28:30.210 --> 00:28:31.588 callback, like, you know, 1020 00:28:31.588 --> 00:28:31.838 like, yeah 1021 00:28:31.838 --> 00:28:35.224 like from the beginning of the show at the end that you 1022 00:28:35.224 --> 00:28:38.609 mentioned how like actually in your 101 callbacks wasn't part of the 1023 00:28:38.609 --> 00:28:41.995 curriculum, which kind of surprising to me, it seems like, you know, 1024 00:28:41.995 --> 00:28:43.688 a good way to kind of. 1025 00:28:44.276 --> 00:28:48.356 I'm just surprised that's a more advanced or maybe it's not even 1026 00:28:48.356 --> 00:28:49.376 called a callback 1027 00:28:49.376 --> 00:28:49.476 No, 1028 00:28:49.476 --> 00:28:49.826 and it's 1029 00:28:49.826 --> 00:28:50.026 no, it's 1030 00:28:50.026 --> 00:28:50.176 just 1031 00:28:50.176 --> 00:28:50.226 definitely 1032 00:28:50.226 --> 00:28:50.376 a mistake 1033 00:28:50.376 --> 00:28:56.299 called callback and it's certainly going to be, I mean, the Herald 1034 00:28:56.299 --> 00:29:02.221 is about callbacks and, but no, the focus of 101 is really 1035 00:29:02.221 --> 00:29:05.676 two person scenes for the most part. 1036 00:29:06.026 --> 00:29:09.917 We got into like the very end of class, the last two 1037 00:29:09.917 --> 00:29:11.626 episodes of class is when we actually did. 1038 00:29:12.500 --> 00:29:14.650 Another person coming, like tag-ins 1039 00:29:14.650 --> 00:29:14.700 Yeah. 1040 00:29:14.700 --> 00:29:19.650 or not even tag-ins, but just coming in and adding briefly. 1041 00:29:22.228 --> 00:29:26.634 it's all about just the the mechanics of what you're doing and 1042 00:29:26.634 --> 00:29:31.039 the how you're establishing relationship on stage and how you're feeding information 1043 00:29:31.039 --> 00:29:35.078 to each other and feeding off each other on stage and 1044 00:29:35.078 --> 00:29:35.578 Okay. 1045 00:29:35.578 --> 00:29:39.134 and yeah like it's just a lot of it's a lot of 1046 00:29:39.134 --> 00:29:42.689 stuff to kind of get in your head and and practice and 1047 00:29:42.689 --> 00:29:47.641 and work on it's hard for me to like give you a 1048 00:29:47.641 --> 00:29:48.168 brief summary 1049 00:29:48.168 --> 00:29:48.468 because Yeah, 1050 00:29:48.468 --> 00:29:48.718 it was 1051 00:29:48.718 --> 00:29:49.018 it's 1052 00:29:49.018 --> 00:29:49.268 eight 1053 00:29:49.268 --> 00:29:49.568 Yeah. 1054 00:29:49.568 --> 00:29:49.918 not that easy 1055 00:29:49.918 --> 00:29:55.918 three hour course but it's very much about listening and also like 1056 00:29:55.918 --> 00:29:59.918 coming up with with things and just then 1057 00:30:00.000 --> 00:30:01.350 leaning into what you've found. 1058 00:30:01.350 --> 00:30:05.133 yeah it was so like in your skit where you started about 1059 00:30:05.133 --> 00:30:08.916 the pottery kiln right and your partner came in and she was 1060 00:30:08.916 --> 00:30:12.699 trying to signal that there was just a clutter of pottery everywhere 1061 00:30:12.699 --> 00:30:16.482 and she was stepping over it but it like there was a 1062 00:30:16.482 --> 00:30:20.265 misconnection there right you know that kind of thing and and in 1063 00:30:20.265 --> 00:30:24.048 hindsight it's super clear but like in the moment it's like you 1064 00:30:24.048 --> 00:30:27.345 got it you almost have to be vibing with it with the 1065 00:30:27.345 --> 00:30:27.978 person to be able 1066 00:30:27.978 --> 00:30:28.078 it 1067 00:30:28.078 --> 00:30:28.328 to like yeah 1068 00:30:28.328 --> 00:30:30.214 is one of those things that it's so it's so much easier 1069 00:30:30.214 --> 00:30:32.099 and we talked about this class all the time it's so much 1070 00:30:32.099 --> 00:30:33.985 easier to watch a scene and be like oh i know what 1071 00:30:33.985 --> 00:30:35.871 i do i know what i do i know what i do 1072 00:30:35.871 --> 00:30:37.128 and then to be in the scene and 1073 00:30:37.128 --> 00:30:37.578 Oh, yeah. 1074 00:30:37.578 --> 00:30:37.778 yeah 1075 00:30:37.778 --> 00:30:40.628 and find that uh 1076 00:30:40.628 --> 00:30:41.128 Yeah. 1077 00:30:41.578 --> 00:30:42.928 That's the case with anything, 1078 00:30:42.928 --> 00:30:43.128 and 1079 00:30:43.128 --> 00:30:43.728 really, isn't 1080 00:30:43.728 --> 00:30:44.028 when it happens 1081 00:30:44.028 --> 00:30:44.078 it? 1082 00:30:44.078 --> 00:30:48.678 it's great and i'm and i know for for sure that it's 1083 00:30:48.678 --> 00:30:53.278 just practice practice practice practice work work work and you'll those things 1084 00:30:53.278 --> 00:30:57.876 will develop those muscles will develop So, yeah, I am scheduled. 1085 00:30:58.476 --> 00:31:00.776 My second class starts. 1086 00:31:01.026 --> 00:31:04.376 201 starts February 9th 1087 00:31:04.376 --> 00:31:04.476 Nice. 1088 00:31:04.476 --> 00:31:07.976 and the show will be April 4th. 1089 00:31:08.176 --> 00:31:09.076 Okay, I 1090 00:31:09.076 --> 00:31:10.476 We should be back 1091 00:31:10.476 --> 00:31:11.826 think we'll be in town then, yeah. 1092 00:31:11.826 --> 00:31:12.626 by then. 1093 00:31:13.684 --> 00:31:16.305 yeah definitely would love to go watch it again i kind of 1094 00:31:16.305 --> 00:31:19.584 wanted to stay around for the afternoon class too but then i 1095 00:31:19.584 --> 00:31:20.884 think that was we said 1096 00:31:20.884 --> 00:31:21.034 We 1097 00:31:21.034 --> 00:31:21.334 we 1098 00:31:21.334 --> 00:31:22.634 were trying to get ready to, 1099 00:31:22.634 --> 00:31:25.223 had to wrap yeah, up some things at the house for you 1100 00:31:25.223 --> 00:31:27.811 and stuff like that like oh just i'll just regret it oh 1101 00:31:27.811 --> 00:31:30.184 that's when i hung the the vent hood right and like 1102 00:31:30.184 --> 00:31:30.534 oh 1103 00:31:30.534 --> 00:31:31.084 if that didn't 1104 00:31:31.084 --> 00:31:33.084 my gosh, and that ended up being a late night. 1105 00:31:33.384 --> 00:31:33.734 yeah 1106 00:31:33.734 --> 00:31:33.934 Yeah. 1107 00:31:33.934 --> 00:31:35.984 that turned into a bit of 1108 00:31:35.984 --> 00:31:36.084 a Because 1109 00:31:36.084 --> 00:31:36.434 project 1110 00:31:36.434 --> 00:31:37.634 I stopped by later and you guys 1111 00:31:37.634 --> 00:31:37.684 We 1112 00:31:37.684 --> 00:31:38.034 are still at 1113 00:31:38.034 --> 00:31:38.084 were 1114 00:31:38.084 --> 00:31:38.134 it. 1115 00:31:38.134 --> 00:31:40.084 still working on everything, yeah. 1116 00:31:40.692 --> 00:31:42.742 So it was a good thing we didn't stay for 1117 00:31:42.742 --> 00:31:42.792 Yeah. 1118 00:31:42.792 --> 00:31:43.342 that second. 1119 00:31:43.956 --> 00:31:44.006 only 1120 00:31:44.006 --> 00:31:44.356 That 1121 00:31:44.356 --> 00:31:46.756 one only one trip to home depot so that was a win 1122 00:31:46.756 --> 00:31:51.256 was only because that I was already at construction junction and 1123 00:31:51.256 --> 00:31:52.606 that was funny yeah so 1124 00:31:52.606 --> 00:31:54.206 you called me. 1125 00:31:54.206 --> 00:31:57.116 the reason that jigsaw was in the box is because that one 1126 00:31:57.116 --> 00:32:00.027 stopped working and i called shannon i was going to have her 1127 00:32:00.027 --> 00:32:02.937 go to home depot and buy a battery powered jigsaw that goes 1128 00:32:02.937 --> 00:32:05.848 with the battery that the milwaukee battery system we got drills for 1129 00:32:05.848 --> 00:32:08.758 and stuff this year and she was like i'm at a mat 1130 00:32:08.758 --> 00:32:11.917 construction junction they have old tools there and there was like a 1131 00:32:11.917 --> 00:32:14.666 four dollar jigsaw like so she got me so now i have 1132 00:32:14.666 --> 00:32:17.414 another four dollar jigsaw but it's better than the one i had 1133 00:32:17.414 --> 00:32:17.872 so yeah 1134 00:32:17.872 --> 00:32:21.194 yeah it was great it was like can i ask the people 1135 00:32:21.194 --> 00:32:24.516 i'm like can i plug this in somewhere to make sure it 1136 00:32:24.516 --> 00:32:27.838 works because it was so cheap you know and they're like yeah 1137 00:32:27.838 --> 00:32:31.363 there's a outlet right here plugged it in and it worked i 1138 00:32:31.363 --> 00:32:31.918 was like that's 1139 00:32:31.918 --> 00:32:33.968 as long as it worked just for that job four 1140 00:32:33.968 --> 00:32:34.218 all we 1141 00:32:34.218 --> 00:32:34.368 hours 1142 00:32:34.368 --> 00:32:34.468 needed 1143 00:32:34.468 --> 00:32:34.768 would have been worth 1144 00:32:34.768 --> 00:32:34.968 it 1145 00:32:34.968 --> 00:32:35.018 it 1146 00:32:35.018 --> 00:32:36.218 for was that one 1147 00:32:36.218 --> 00:32:36.468 yeah 1148 00:32:36.468 --> 00:32:37.518 thing and 1149 00:32:37.518 --> 00:32:39.361 and now I'm going to have it for the rest of my 1150 00:32:39.361 --> 00:32:39.668 life probably 1151 00:32:39.668 --> 00:32:43.735 yeah because i mean they don't make them like they used to 1152 00:32:43.735 --> 00:32:45.768 so that one probably outlive us 1153 00:32:45.918 --> 00:32:47.361 yep All right. 1154 00:32:47.361 --> 00:32:48.936 Anything else to say about Santa? 1155 00:32:49.036 --> 00:32:49.486 I know him. 1156 00:32:49.486 --> 00:32:50.236 You can drink your channel. 1157 00:32:50.236 --> 00:32:50.836 What do you think? 1158 00:32:50.936 --> 00:32:52.375 No, I really like it. 1159 00:32:52.375 --> 00:32:54.966 I think it has the right amount of sweetness. 1160 00:32:54.966 --> 00:32:58.421 I mean, I'm thinking about considering the beer and what I would 1161 00:32:58.421 --> 00:33:00.436 expect from this type of a beer. 1162 00:33:00.486 --> 00:33:02.086 It's got the right amount of sweetness. 1163 00:33:02.786 --> 00:33:08.446 It's got that straw taste to it too, but I think it 1164 00:33:08.446 --> 00:33:10.206 balances out really nicely. 1165 00:33:10.206 --> 00:33:15.736 Typically, I don't like that straw, straw-y, you know, hay, whatever form. 1166 00:33:16.596 --> 00:33:18.896 taste as much but I think 1167 00:33:18.896 --> 00:33:19.396 that's 1168 00:33:19.396 --> 00:33:20.746 it balances really nicely yeah 1169 00:33:20.746 --> 00:33:21.406 I like it. 1170 00:33:21.406 --> 00:33:24.046 I think I liked it better when I wasn't thinking critically about 1171 00:33:24.046 --> 00:33:24.266 it. 1172 00:33:24.266 --> 00:33:25.146 It's one of those 1173 00:33:25.146 --> 00:33:25.271 movies. 1174 00:33:25.271 --> 00:33:25.396 yeah 1175 00:33:25.396 --> 00:33:28.771 I was that's exactly what I was thinking to myself is that 1176 00:33:28.771 --> 00:33:32.146 and that is my complaints are microscope complaints I don't think I 1177 00:33:32.146 --> 00:33:34.396 would be complaining like this if you just 1178 00:33:34.396 --> 00:33:37.156 it's one of those things there's been so many times back in 1179 00:33:37.156 --> 00:33:39.916 the day when bombers were a thing we would it was just 1180 00:33:39.916 --> 00:33:42.676 Greg and I we'd have so much leftover beer that's why we 1181 00:33:42.676 --> 00:33:45.436 have all those bottle stoppers you know those little like that pink 1182 00:33:45.436 --> 00:33:46.466 bottle stopper spot for that's in there and 1183 00:33:46.466 --> 00:33:46.966 Yeah. 1184 00:33:46.966 --> 00:33:49.462 you know sometimes greg would take some home but oftentimes i'd have 1185 00:33:49.462 --> 00:33:51.958 them and i would just drink the rest of them throughout the 1186 00:33:51.958 --> 00:33:52.166 week 1187 00:33:52.166 --> 00:33:52.266 Yeah. 1188 00:33:52.266 --> 00:33:55.957 and there'd be so many times where i just pop one and 1189 00:33:55.957 --> 00:33:59.648 watch watching tv or something and be like damn that's good compared 1190 00:33:59.648 --> 00:34:02.416 to on the show where it was lukewarm you 1191 00:34:02.416 --> 00:34:02.666 Yeah. 1192 00:34:02.666 --> 00:34:02.916 You're 1193 00:34:02.916 --> 00:34:03.416 know like, it's when 1194 00:34:03.416 --> 00:34:06.266 this is probably like a D, you know? 1195 00:34:06.266 --> 00:34:09.266 you're trying to find you're trying to make content out of it 1196 00:34:09.266 --> 00:34:12.266 and it's like i want to be poetic about tasting this beer 1197 00:34:12.724 --> 00:34:14.286 And you can't be poetic about it. 1198 00:34:14.286 --> 00:34:15.624 It kind of takes a hit. 1199 00:34:16.074 --> 00:34:18.653 Meanwhile, when you're just drinking it, like, yeah, that's good if I 1200 00:34:18.653 --> 00:34:18.824 don't. 1201 00:34:18.824 --> 00:34:23.286 When it's not the prime focus of your attention, it's nice as 1202 00:34:23.286 --> 00:34:27.524 a nice accompaniment to whatever it is you're doing. 1203 00:34:27.574 --> 00:34:31.068 When it's the prime focus of your attention, you are going to 1204 00:34:31.068 --> 00:34:33.124 find every little flaw that's 1205 00:34:33.124 --> 00:34:33.624 and we've 1206 00:34:33.624 --> 00:34:33.774 there. 1207 00:34:33.774 --> 00:34:37.043 done that so many times i mean just since i've been on 1208 00:34:37.043 --> 00:34:40.312 the show we've done that a lot you know we've brought back 1209 00:34:40.312 --> 00:34:44.202 beers that we thought were fantastic but they ranked really 1210 00:34:44.202 --> 00:34:45.152 yeah sit on the show 1211 00:34:45.152 --> 00:34:45.302 low 1212 00:34:45.302 --> 00:34:45.652 it's 1213 00:34:45.652 --> 00:34:46.152 on 1214 00:34:46.152 --> 00:34:46.602 interesting 1215 00:34:46.602 --> 00:34:46.652 both 1216 00:34:46.652 --> 00:34:49.758 how that works you know like yeah this one's good here and 1217 00:34:49.758 --> 00:34:52.864 i thought like yeah for an evil genius beer this beer is 1218 00:34:52.864 --> 00:34:55.452 great when i was drinking it the other day near 1219 00:34:55.452 --> 00:34:57.052 where is evil genius anyway 1220 00:34:57.602 --> 00:34:58.352 philly somewhere 1221 00:34:59.156 --> 00:35:01.141 So when you take me out, where are you going to take 1222 00:35:01.141 --> 00:35:01.306 me 1223 00:35:01.306 --> 00:35:01.356 They're 1224 00:35:01.356 --> 00:35:01.656 in Philly? 1225 00:35:01.656 --> 00:35:02.556 in Philly. 1226 00:35:02.606 --> 00:35:03.756 Oh, Monk's Cafe. 1227 00:35:03.956 --> 00:35:04.106 We 1228 00:35:04.106 --> 00:35:04.256 Oh, 1229 00:35:04.256 --> 00:35:04.406 got to 1230 00:35:04.406 --> 00:35:04.456 yeah, 1231 00:35:04.456 --> 00:35:04.556 go take 1232 00:35:04.556 --> 00:35:04.706 yeah. 1233 00:35:04.706 --> 00:35:05.706 you to Monk's Cafe. 1234 00:35:06.006 --> 00:35:08.975 We should make a road trip, the three of us. 1235 00:35:08.975 --> 00:35:10.756 Take a road trip out there. 1236 00:35:11.206 --> 00:35:12.006 One of the 1237 00:35:12.006 --> 00:35:12.106 Go 1238 00:35:12.106 --> 00:35:12.456 couples on 1239 00:35:12.456 --> 00:35:13.006 to Monk's Cafe. 1240 00:35:13.006 --> 00:35:17.206 the trip was Mike and Karen, right? 1241 00:35:18.004 --> 00:35:18.754 I think it was Karen. 1242 00:35:18.954 --> 00:35:21.504 Sorry, Mike and Karen, if I got Karen's name right. 1243 00:35:21.954 --> 00:35:22.204 Yeah. 1244 00:35:22.204 --> 00:35:24.561 We were talking about different beers and Pizza Boy came up and 1245 00:35:24.561 --> 00:35:26.804 they're like, we live two miles from Pizza Boy. 1246 00:35:27.404 --> 00:35:32.522 Oh, you should have seen the expression on my face when Jeff 1247 00:35:32.522 --> 00:35:34.904 got my attention and said, Shannon. 1248 00:35:35.764 --> 00:35:37.364 What did you say? 1249 00:35:37.364 --> 00:35:39.764 Guess where they live or something? 1250 00:35:39.764 --> 00:35:40.664 I said, 1251 00:35:40.664 --> 00:35:40.914 We 1252 00:35:40.914 --> 00:35:41.164 oh, 1253 00:35:41.164 --> 00:35:41.664 were having. 1254 00:35:41.664 --> 00:35:43.064 I told them to watch your reaction. 1255 00:35:43.414 --> 00:35:46.770 And then I said, Shannon, they live two miles from Pizza Bowl 1256 00:35:46.770 --> 00:35:47.329 or something. 1257 00:35:47.329 --> 00:35:49.007 I think that's what it was. 1258 00:35:49.007 --> 00:35:50.964 I don't know who's deep into beers. 1259 00:35:51.668 --> 00:35:52.668 I was, I 1260 00:35:52.668 --> 00:35:52.918 But 1261 00:35:52.918 --> 00:35:53.168 was like, 1262 00:35:53.168 --> 00:35:53.318 Shannon's 1263 00:35:53.318 --> 00:35:53.668 what? 1264 00:35:53.668 --> 00:35:55.418 first time to pizza board, 1265 00:35:55.418 --> 00:35:55.518 Heavenly. 1266 00:35:55.518 --> 00:35:58.368 she was one of those epiphany moments 1267 00:35:58.368 --> 00:35:58.718 I 1268 00:35:58.718 --> 00:35:58.818 for 1269 00:35:58.818 --> 00:35:59.018 was. 1270 00:35:59.018 --> 00:36:03.262 you because you were still a beard fresh faced newbie kind of 1271 00:36:03.262 --> 00:36:07.507 thing and you had this sunny side up which was their coffee 1272 00:36:07.507 --> 00:36:08.568 oatmeal stout and 1273 00:36:08.568 --> 00:36:09.618 It was so good. 1274 00:36:09.618 --> 00:36:12.498 I just remember like that was one of the times where you 1275 00:36:12.498 --> 00:36:13.218 were like oh 1276 00:36:13.218 --> 00:36:14.518 I just saw Jesus. 1277 00:36:17.068 --> 00:36:20.525 All right, so this next beer is from Origin Greek origin or 1278 00:36:20.525 --> 00:36:23.568 origin brass which was the name of the brew pub when we 1279 00:36:23.568 --> 00:36:26.610 were up in Montreal this is the place we stopped for lunch 1280 00:36:26.610 --> 00:36:29.653 on the way back once we landed back in North America this 1281 00:36:29.653 --> 00:36:32.714 is their paradigm Amarad Amarud 1282 00:36:32.714 --> 00:36:34.414 what but which one are we on which 1283 00:36:34.414 --> 00:36:34.914 paradigm 1284 00:36:34.914 --> 00:36:35.364 one are we doing oh 1285 00:36:35.364 --> 00:36:36.964 brass yeah 1286 00:36:36.964 --> 00:36:39.964 okay you skipped out okay got it got it got it sorry 1287 00:36:39.964 --> 00:36:40.214 yeah 1288 00:36:40.214 --> 00:36:41.314 it because I it 1289 00:36:41.314 --> 00:36:43.564 no i have it i just had it way down the 1290 00:36:43.564 --> 00:36:43.614 says 1291 00:36:43.614 --> 00:36:44.014 bottom 1292 00:36:44.014 --> 00:36:49.190 uh ooplungs 100% Quebecois so all Quebec Copts. 1293 00:36:51.840 --> 00:36:52.840 Yay Canada. 1294 00:36:54.340 --> 00:36:55.490 Blame Canada. 1295 00:36:56.440 --> 00:36:57.915 No, I didn't say that. 1296 00:36:57.915 --> 00:36:58.890 I said yay Canada. 1297 00:36:58.890 --> 00:37:01.990 It's a South Park reference. 1298 00:37:03.090 --> 00:37:05.390 5.5% alcohol by volume. 1299 00:37:05.490 --> 00:37:05.940 Mm-hmm. 1300 00:37:05.940 --> 00:37:08.040 They do specify in the label that this is beer. 1301 00:37:08.790 --> 00:37:11.747 In fact, it is very much beer because here's what the ingredients 1302 00:37:11.747 --> 00:37:11.994 are. 1303 00:37:11.994 --> 00:37:13.390 Water, malted barley, hops, yeast. 1304 00:37:13.390 --> 00:37:15.090 Oh, it's right. 1305 00:37:15.090 --> 00:37:15.240 Mm 1306 00:37:15.240 --> 00:37:15.590 That's good. 1307 00:37:15.590 --> 00:37:15.990 -hmm. 1308 00:37:17.204 --> 00:37:17.204 The, 1309 00:37:17.204 --> 00:37:21.404 They call it both emerald spire and paradigm hops grown here in 1310 00:37:21.404 --> 00:37:22.454 Quebec by Duke 1311 00:37:22.454 --> 00:37:22.504 this 1312 00:37:22.504 --> 00:37:23.404 25 hops. 1313 00:37:23.404 --> 00:37:25.854 is definitely a very hoppy beer. 1314 00:37:26.104 --> 00:37:28.204 It has a herbal kind of hoppiness to it. 1315 00:37:28.204 --> 00:37:28.604 It does. 1316 00:37:28.704 --> 00:37:28.754 It 1317 00:37:28.754 --> 00:37:34.754 It's a little bit of almost like it's not as menthol-y as 1318 00:37:34.754 --> 00:37:38.754 eucalyptus, but it's almost like eucalyptus and there's... 1319 00:37:40.004 --> 00:37:41.504 I'm not tasting it yet. 1320 00:37:41.504 --> 00:37:41.604 There's 1321 00:37:41.604 --> 00:37:41.704 I'm 1322 00:37:41.704 --> 00:37:41.854 a tarragon 1323 00:37:41.854 --> 00:37:42.454 trying to figure 1324 00:37:42.454 --> 00:37:42.604 note. 1325 00:37:42.604 --> 00:37:43.344 out now. 1326 00:37:43.344 --> 00:37:44.454 Is it tarragon? 1327 00:37:44.454 --> 00:37:45.004 Yeah. 1328 00:37:45.780 --> 00:37:46.713 Yeah, we haven't tasted it yet. 1329 00:37:46.713 --> 00:37:47.180 We're just smelling. 1330 00:37:48.180 --> 00:37:50.830 Now I'm getting more citrus, like more... 1331 00:37:50.830 --> 00:37:53.320 We'll see if it gets anise-y, because tarot has a note that 1332 00:37:53.320 --> 00:37:54.980 I'm getting, but tarot is really Anise anise-y. 1333 00:37:54.980 --> 00:37:56.020 is what I am. 1334 00:37:56.020 --> 00:37:57.830 No, that is exactly what I'm 1335 00:37:57.830 --> 00:37:57.980 Getting 1336 00:37:57.980 --> 00:37:58.330 smelling is 1337 00:37:58.330 --> 00:37:58.830 kind of orange zest, 1338 00:37:58.830 --> 00:37:59.380 that anise. 1339 00:38:00.430 --> 00:38:01.530 orange pith right now. 1340 00:38:02.580 --> 00:38:03.794 Finally, my nose is working. 1341 00:38:03.794 --> 00:38:04.280 That's cool. 1342 00:38:04.430 --> 00:38:06.505 And there's a beer worth talking about. 1343 00:38:06.505 --> 00:38:07.098 That's cool. 1344 00:38:07.098 --> 00:38:08.580 We didn't have this beer, 1345 00:38:08.580 --> 00:38:08.630 no 1346 00:38:08.630 --> 00:38:09.180 would we right there? 1347 00:38:09.180 --> 00:38:12.107 and actually when you bought that beer i thought you were buying 1348 00:38:12.107 --> 00:38:15.035 it for me for the bus and you were being really nice 1349 00:38:15.035 --> 00:38:17.230 and i was like oh he's so awesome and 1350 00:38:17.230 --> 00:38:17.330 That 1351 00:38:17.330 --> 00:38:17.630 the 1352 00:38:17.630 --> 00:38:17.930 is 1353 00:38:17.930 --> 00:38:18.080 couple 1354 00:38:18.080 --> 00:38:18.530 very interesting. 1355 00:38:18.530 --> 00:38:22.505 that was with us was like oh he did buy you beer 1356 00:38:22.505 --> 00:38:23.830 for the bus yeah 1357 00:38:23.830 --> 00:38:24.780 Mike's for the show. 1358 00:38:26.420 --> 00:38:27.670 Yeah, it's pretty interesting. 1359 00:38:27.770 --> 00:38:28.570 It has, it's 1360 00:38:28.570 --> 00:38:30.070 That is like still herbal. 1361 00:38:30.220 --> 00:38:30.520 Yeah, 1362 00:38:30.520 --> 00:38:30.670 still herbal. 1363 00:38:30.670 --> 00:38:32.932 no, it's herbal with like stone. 1364 00:38:32.932 --> 00:38:36.820 It's like peach, but with parsley. 1365 00:38:37.670 --> 00:38:39.720 Yeah, yeah, you're not wrong. 1366 00:38:39.720 --> 00:38:41.020 No, you're not. 1367 00:38:41.020 --> 00:38:42.420 You're actually quite right. 1368 00:38:42.420 --> 00:38:44.970 It's got a very herbal taste. 1369 00:38:45.870 --> 00:38:49.670 The body on the beer is a little bit lighter than your 1370 00:38:49.670 --> 00:38:52.520 typical American or at least Pittsburgh area hazy IPA. 1371 00:38:52.570 --> 00:38:53.770 Feels a little thin. 1372 00:38:55.476 --> 00:39:01.619 Now, if you had me blindfolded, I don't even know if I 1373 00:39:01.619 --> 00:39:04.026 would, yeah, I guess I would say it was an IPA, 1374 00:39:04.026 --> 00:39:04.076 Let 1375 00:39:04.076 --> 00:39:04.376 but 1376 00:39:04.376 --> 00:39:04.926 me point out something, 1377 00:39:04.926 --> 00:39:05.026 it's 1378 00:39:05.026 --> 00:39:05.226 though. 1379 00:39:05.226 --> 00:39:06.276 definitely 1380 00:39:06.276 --> 00:39:06.526 The 1381 00:39:06.526 --> 00:39:06.776 very, 1382 00:39:06.776 --> 00:39:07.276 bitterness grows 1383 00:39:07.276 --> 00:39:07.376 yeah, 1384 00:39:07.376 --> 00:39:08.726 after the second sip too. 1385 00:39:08.726 --> 00:39:08.926 It's 1386 00:39:08.926 --> 00:39:09.226 It's quite 1387 00:39:09.226 --> 00:39:09.276 in 1388 00:39:09.276 --> 00:39:09.301 bitter. 1389 00:39:09.301 --> 00:39:09.326 oats. 1390 00:39:09.326 --> 00:39:11.976 the ingredients they say water, malt, barley, hops, yeast. 1391 00:39:12.026 --> 00:39:15.349 In the description they say we twin this with Quebec-grown malts and 1392 00:39:15.349 --> 00:39:15.626 oats. 1393 00:39:18.324 --> 00:39:19.474 We made Smaltabits. 1394 00:39:19.574 --> 00:39:20.724 Or just said barley, though. 1395 00:39:20.724 --> 00:39:23.824 Yeah, from, you know, malt for a smooth light sensation. 1396 00:39:24.074 --> 00:39:27.024 But so does oats, doesn't that break the Reinhardt's kibbutz? 1397 00:39:27.024 --> 00:39:27.724 It would. 1398 00:39:27.824 --> 00:39:28.524 They don't claim 1399 00:39:28.524 --> 00:39:28.624 But 1400 00:39:28.624 --> 00:39:28.924 Reinhardt's 1401 00:39:28.924 --> 00:39:29.074 does 1402 00:39:29.074 --> 00:39:29.224 kibbutz. 1403 00:39:29.224 --> 00:39:29.724 it what? 1404 00:39:29.724 --> 00:39:31.124 They don't, but they say ingredients 1405 00:39:31.124 --> 00:39:31.324 Does it 1406 00:39:31.324 --> 00:39:32.074 are water, malt, barley, 1407 00:39:32.074 --> 00:39:32.374 break 1408 00:39:32.374 --> 00:39:34.074 hops, and yeast, but they said oats in the description. 1409 00:39:34.574 --> 00:39:35.174 the what? 1410 00:39:35.374 --> 00:39:40.006 The Reinhardt's kibbutz is the old, like 1500 German law that said 1411 00:39:40.006 --> 00:39:44.638 that beer, if it's a beer, it has to be only made 1412 00:39:44.638 --> 00:39:45.024 of... 1413 00:39:45.044 --> 00:39:48.294 as water barley and hops and 1414 00:39:48.294 --> 00:39:48.844 Oh. 1415 00:39:48.844 --> 00:39:51.744 they didn't know what yeast was at the time but 1416 00:39:51.744 --> 00:39:52.394 So I think 1417 00:39:52.394 --> 00:39:52.594 later 1418 00:39:52.594 --> 00:39:52.844 on the 1419 00:39:52.844 --> 00:39:52.994 when 1420 00:39:52.994 --> 00:39:53.644 label they when they understood 1421 00:39:53.644 --> 00:39:53.794 they 1422 00:39:53.794 --> 00:39:53.844 I 1423 00:39:53.844 --> 00:39:53.894 understood 1424 00:39:53.894 --> 00:39:55.794 think it says also on the label. 1425 00:39:55.794 --> 00:39:59.051 It's in French, but I think that's third or fourth one the 1426 00:39:59.051 --> 00:39:59.594 flacons de 1427 00:40:00.000 --> 00:40:01.350 I think that's probably oats. 1428 00:40:01.700 --> 00:40:03.000 You know, French is a very 1429 00:40:03.000 --> 00:40:03.150 It 1430 00:40:03.150 --> 00:40:03.350 hard 1431 00:40:03.350 --> 00:40:03.450 does 1432 00:40:03.450 --> 00:40:03.600 language 1433 00:40:03.600 --> 00:40:04.100 say to it 1434 00:40:04.100 --> 00:40:04.450 figure out. 1435 00:40:04.450 --> 00:40:08.587 has ingredients there in English right under it and does a water 1436 00:40:08.587 --> 00:40:11.000 malted barley flaked oats hops and yeast 1437 00:40:12.100 --> 00:40:14.950 I don't I like the original translations. 1438 00:40:15.050 --> 00:40:19.135 I don't I don't like this after like I want to go 1439 00:40:19.135 --> 00:40:20.010 with the original text. 1440 00:40:20.160 --> 00:40:22.920 Did you get more detail out of the original text when you 1441 00:40:22.920 --> 00:40:23.610 learn the language? 1442 00:40:24.410 --> 00:40:26.810 yes thank the honey stop mommy 1443 00:40:26.810 --> 00:40:27.865 You know, fake dum-dum? 1444 00:40:27.865 --> 00:40:29.710 Yeah, I'm not good at this anymore. 1445 00:40:29.710 --> 00:40:32.756 no you are you're great at this but tonight you're not really 1446 00:40:32.756 --> 00:40:33.010 on 1447 00:40:33.652 --> 00:40:36.868 it's been a while it's a joke it's never continued to go 1448 00:40:36.868 --> 00:40:40.084 down with them a big dumb dumb i'm not good at this 1449 00:40:40.084 --> 00:40:40.352 oh 1450 00:40:40.352 --> 00:40:44.840 what was the um what was the phrase that you said all 1451 00:40:44.840 --> 00:40:49.328 the time when we were in belgium excuse me i'm an idiot 1452 00:40:49.328 --> 00:40:49.702 in 1453 00:40:49.702 --> 00:40:55.188 we were watching you know like travel we're watching travel videos like 1454 00:40:55.188 --> 00:40:56.102 for belgium 1455 00:40:56.102 --> 00:40:56.152 before 1456 00:40:56.152 --> 00:40:56.452 and stuff 1457 00:40:56.452 --> 00:40:57.402 we went yeah 1458 00:40:57.402 --> 00:41:01.302 and there was this guy that very personable the chin i'm like 1459 00:41:01.172 --> 00:41:04.587 Mike so I caught one of his videos that wasn't specifically a 1460 00:41:04.587 --> 00:41:08.003 Belgian video but it was French he's like here's this phrase you 1461 00:41:08.003 --> 00:41:11.418 need to use when you're in France and need help is it 1462 00:41:11.418 --> 00:41:12.272 it's excusez-moi juicui 1463 00:41:12.772 --> 00:41:13.922 It's me, Mario! 1464 00:41:15.316 --> 00:41:19.516 Excusez-moi, je suis un idiot, which is excuse me, I'm an idiot. 1465 00:41:19.616 --> 00:41:19.766 Mm 1466 00:41:19.766 --> 00:41:19.966 And 1467 00:41:19.966 --> 00:41:20.216 -hmm. 1468 00:41:20.216 --> 00:41:22.016 then it's I don't speak English, can you help me? 1469 00:41:22.166 --> 00:41:23.766 And not 1470 00:41:23.766 --> 00:41:26.016 he said that so many times on 1471 00:41:26.016 --> 00:41:26.166 to 1472 00:41:26.166 --> 00:41:26.366 the trip 1473 00:41:26.366 --> 00:41:26.516 a person, 1474 00:41:26.516 --> 00:41:30.439 not to but a person just in just when we were sitting 1475 00:41:30.439 --> 00:41:35.998 in When we were sitting at the table having lunch or something 1476 00:41:35.998 --> 00:41:37.326 with a group and stuff. 1477 00:41:37.476 --> 00:41:38.876 whenever something so yeah 1478 00:41:38.876 --> 00:41:39.026 Yeah. 1479 00:41:39.026 --> 00:41:42.588 like when i was being a dummy it's excuse me you just 1480 00:41:42.588 --> 00:41:46.226 feel an idiot okay You are tearing me apart, Lisa! 1481 00:41:46.676 --> 00:41:48.026 we get it you got a soundboard 1482 00:41:49.426 --> 00:41:49.526 I'm 1483 00:41:49.526 --> 00:41:50.176 You can 1484 00:41:50.176 --> 00:41:50.576 just trying to find 1485 00:41:50.576 --> 00:41:50.776 stop 1486 00:41:50.776 --> 00:41:50.876 quotes. 1487 00:41:50.876 --> 00:41:51.226 playing 1488 00:41:51.226 --> 00:41:51.476 I'm trying 1489 00:41:51.476 --> 00:41:51.576 now. 1490 00:41:51.576 --> 00:41:51.926 to find 1491 00:41:51.926 --> 00:41:51.976 i 1492 00:41:51.976 --> 00:41:52.276 quotes that 1493 00:41:52.276 --> 00:41:54.076 have a soundboard too that 1494 00:41:54.076 --> 00:41:54.326 Da 1495 00:41:54.326 --> 00:41:57.976 are good for this somewhere yeah 1496 00:42:00.308 --> 00:42:00.958 There you go. 1497 00:42:04.608 --> 00:42:08.279 all right my least favorite part of the show is the sounds 1498 00:42:08.279 --> 00:42:09.808 right now so this beer 1499 00:42:09.808 --> 00:42:09.908 No, 1500 00:42:09.908 --> 00:42:14.241 is actually better than a lot of the beers we had at 1501 00:42:14.241 --> 00:42:16.408 lunch that they had on tap 1502 00:42:18.388 --> 00:42:18.588 The 1503 00:42:18.588 --> 00:42:18.688 I 1504 00:42:18.688 --> 00:42:19.338 urban is starting 1505 00:42:19.338 --> 00:42:20.038 only had one 1506 00:42:20.038 --> 00:42:20.188 to grow 1507 00:42:20.188 --> 00:42:21.088 and it was really on great. 1508 00:42:21.088 --> 00:42:21.288 me. 1509 00:42:21.338 --> 00:42:21.738 Hmm? 1510 00:42:21.738 --> 00:42:23.388 The urban is starting to grow on me. 1511 00:42:23.538 --> 00:42:23.938 Yeah. 1512 00:42:24.238 --> 00:42:25.338 The bitterness is there. 1513 00:42:25.438 --> 00:42:27.088 There's the citrusy thing that pokes through. 1514 00:42:27.188 --> 00:42:28.738 This is a good balance. 1515 00:42:29.038 --> 00:42:29.688 Sippity. 1516 00:42:30.338 --> 00:42:31.688 I taste citrus. 1517 00:42:32.188 --> 00:42:35.088 Finally, I didn't taste that in sip one or two. 1518 00:42:36.138 --> 00:42:39.588 It's kind of like a pineapple orangey thing. 1519 00:42:40.288 --> 00:42:40.638 Yeah. 1520 00:42:40.638 --> 00:42:40.888 Yeah. 1521 00:42:40.888 --> 00:42:43.688 At first I was thinking like orange zest, orange pith. 1522 00:42:44.244 --> 00:42:46.244 But now pineapple's going to crawl for sure. 1523 00:42:47.644 --> 00:42:48.094 Definitely. 1524 00:42:48.894 --> 00:42:51.619 There's definitely a, well, it's not tannin. 1525 00:42:51.619 --> 00:42:52.794 I guess it's pithy. 1526 00:42:53.694 --> 00:42:54.144 Yeah. 1527 00:42:54.694 --> 00:42:55.944 Yeah, it dries you out. 1528 00:42:56.044 --> 00:42:58.294 I mean, it has the same kind of mouth effect as tannins. 1529 00:42:58.294 --> 00:42:58.619 Yeah. 1530 00:42:58.619 --> 00:42:58.944 Yeah. 1531 00:42:58.944 --> 00:42:59.994 You know, like 1532 00:42:59.994 --> 00:43:00.094 It's 1533 00:43:00.094 --> 00:43:00.494 meet your partner. 1534 00:43:00.494 --> 00:43:00.861 really busy. 1535 00:43:00.861 --> 00:43:01.044 Yeah. 1536 00:43:01.744 --> 00:43:02.244 Yeah. 1537 00:43:02.944 --> 00:43:04.744 Tastes like I need a lot of water. 1538 00:43:05.344 --> 00:43:06.166 This one turned around. 1539 00:43:06.166 --> 00:43:07.194 This is a good pick. 1540 00:43:07.294 --> 00:43:07.744 Thanks, It 1541 00:43:07.744 --> 00:43:07.794 Jeff. 1542 00:43:07.794 --> 00:43:08.094 is. 1543 00:43:08.094 --> 00:43:08.794 Thanks, Jeff. 1544 00:43:08.794 --> 00:43:09.594 Thanks, Jeff. 1545 00:43:09.594 --> 00:43:10.794 You might be good at this. 1546 00:43:10.794 --> 00:43:12.694 I mean, you are good at this. 1547 00:43:13.556 --> 00:43:14.783 You have to say that. 1548 00:43:14.783 --> 00:43:16.256 You're legally obligated to say that. 1549 00:43:16.256 --> 00:43:16.356 Not 1550 00:43:16.356 --> 00:43:16.756 It's 1551 00:43:16.756 --> 00:43:16.806 really. 1552 00:43:16.806 --> 00:43:17.156 in our contract. 1553 00:43:17.156 --> 00:43:18.656 I can tell you, you suck. 1554 00:43:19.506 --> 00:43:23.149 I wouldn't have done 500 shows with you if you weren't good 1555 00:43:23.149 --> 00:43:23.756 at this. 1556 00:43:23.756 --> 00:43:24.356 Thank you. 1557 00:43:24.706 --> 00:43:24.906 Aw, 1558 00:43:24.906 --> 00:43:26.556 I'm not fishing for compliments. 1559 00:43:26.556 --> 00:43:28.056 that was so sweet. 1560 00:43:28.056 --> 00:43:30.506 Double down on the you suck with my work. 1561 00:43:34.164 --> 00:43:34.814 All right. 1562 00:43:35.114 --> 00:43:38.219 Well, this beer is a beer we actually want to finish, so 1563 00:43:38.219 --> 00:43:40.264 I'll talk a little bit more about the Belgium trip. 1564 00:43:40.264 --> 00:43:41.414 How about we do this? 1565 00:43:41.414 --> 00:43:41.914 What's up? 1566 00:43:41.914 --> 00:43:46.514 We did bring something back and we literally only. 1567 00:43:47.540 --> 00:43:51.334 We had all good intentions of getting, I got it. 1568 00:43:51.334 --> 00:43:52.740 I've already got it out. 1569 00:43:52.990 --> 00:43:53.490 Oh, 1570 00:43:53.490 --> 00:43:53.540 I 1571 00:43:53.540 --> 00:43:53.890 sneaky. 1572 00:43:53.890 --> 00:43:57.276 have all good intentions, or we had all good intentions of bringing 1573 00:43:57.276 --> 00:44:00.661 things back for everybody, but we sucked because we ended up going 1574 00:44:00.661 --> 00:44:04.047 to on our last free day when I was going to do 1575 00:44:04.047 --> 00:44:05.740 shopping, it was pouring down rain. 1576 00:44:05.740 --> 00:44:06.040 Mm 1577 00:44:06.040 --> 00:44:06.140 So 1578 00:44:06.140 --> 00:44:06.290 -hmm. 1579 00:44:06.290 --> 00:44:07.590 we had to call an audible. 1580 00:44:08.276 --> 00:44:09.426 I went to a lambic brewery 1581 00:44:09.426 --> 00:44:09.626 And 1582 00:44:09.626 --> 00:44:09.926 and sat 1583 00:44:09.926 --> 00:44:10.776 spent three all 1584 00:44:10.776 --> 00:44:10.876 and a 1585 00:44:10.876 --> 00:44:10.926 day. 1586 00:44:10.926 --> 00:44:11.226 half hours. 1587 00:44:11.226 --> 00:44:11.726 Yeah. 1588 00:44:11.826 --> 00:44:13.376 So anyways, 1589 00:44:13.376 --> 00:44:13.526 It happens. 1590 00:44:13.526 --> 00:44:19.434 it turns out that the only shopping that we did was something 1591 00:44:19.434 --> 00:44:19.926 that. 1592 00:44:20.532 --> 00:44:23.182 We were like we gotta get this for Greg and 1593 00:44:23.182 --> 00:44:24.432 Oh, that 1594 00:44:24.432 --> 00:44:25.132 so anyway 1595 00:44:25.132 --> 00:44:27.269 reminds me, there was one thing that I forgot to bring to 1596 00:44:27.269 --> 00:44:30.041 you, which was a, because the last time I was here, I 1597 00:44:30.041 --> 00:44:32.632 guess I can bring them back, you got me ant. 1598 00:44:32.782 --> 00:44:34.082 Oh yeah, the ant sauces. 1599 00:44:34.682 --> 00:44:39.332 So I found in that place you were telling me about the. 1600 00:44:40.052 --> 00:44:43.002 the and some fresh market the night the nice asian market 1601 00:44:43.002 --> 00:44:43.952 Oh, yeah, yeah. 1602 00:44:43.952 --> 00:44:44.052 yeah 1603 00:44:44.052 --> 00:44:44.652 You went there. 1604 00:44:44.652 --> 00:44:46.152 oh yeah it's great Oh, um 1605 00:44:46.152 --> 00:44:46.252 good. 1606 00:44:46.252 --> 00:44:48.802 they had a can of silkworm pupa so i was going to 1607 00:44:48.802 --> 00:44:50.502 bring them and we're going to try them 1608 00:44:50.502 --> 00:44:50.652 Oh, 1609 00:44:50.652 --> 00:44:51.002 yeah silkworms 1610 00:44:51.002 --> 00:44:51.602 what? 1611 00:44:51.602 --> 00:44:53.202 no 1612 00:44:54.752 --> 00:44:56.702 You guys can do that someplace. 1613 00:44:56.702 --> 00:44:59.102 it was it was still definitely it was definitely for me and 1614 00:44:59.102 --> 00:45:01.502 jeff but it was like it was a very much a dare 1615 00:45:01.502 --> 00:45:02.502 thing are you all right 1616 00:45:02.502 --> 00:45:05.325 Oh, speaking of which, no, I mean, we brought back something else 1617 00:45:05.325 --> 00:45:06.664 for us to share in the post show. 1618 00:45:06.664 --> 00:45:07.502 I got some foie gras. 1619 00:45:08.116 --> 00:45:09.066 Ooh, from 1620 00:45:09.066 --> 00:45:10.466 Yeah, from France. 1621 00:45:10.666 --> 00:45:11.016 So, 1622 00:45:11.016 --> 00:45:11.466 I 1623 00:45:11.466 --> 00:45:11.616 hell 1624 00:45:11.616 --> 00:45:13.166 haven't seen some of those now. 1625 00:45:13.166 --> 00:45:15.166 Bring out the anchovies for that foie 1626 00:45:15.166 --> 00:45:15.266 Give 1627 00:45:15.266 --> 00:45:15.416 gras. 1628 00:45:15.416 --> 00:45:16.116 him the jar. 1629 00:45:16.266 --> 00:45:19.516 Okay, so anyways, this is from Ghent, from us to you. 1630 00:45:20.716 --> 00:45:23.066 And it's got the electrical tape on it, so you're 1631 00:45:23.066 --> 00:45:23.816 Then with the 1632 00:45:23.816 --> 00:45:23.866 gonna 1633 00:45:23.866 --> 00:45:23.966 papa. 1634 00:45:23.966 --> 00:45:24.616 have to take the... 1635 00:45:25.076 --> 00:45:27.676 If the label doesn't say it's mustard, it's get 1636 00:45:27.676 --> 00:45:27.726 Oh, 1637 00:45:27.726 --> 00:45:28.126 mustard. 1638 00:45:28.126 --> 00:45:28.326 okay. 1639 00:45:28.326 --> 00:45:28.476 yeah 1640 00:45:28.476 --> 00:45:28.726 It's 1641 00:45:28.726 --> 00:45:28.976 it's 1642 00:45:28.976 --> 00:45:29.126 mustard 1643 00:45:29.126 --> 00:45:29.376 from 1644 00:45:29.376 --> 00:45:32.326 that everybody that we talked to who heard we were going to 1645 00:45:32.326 --> 00:45:35.276 get says you have to go get this mustard from this place. 1646 00:45:35.426 --> 00:45:40.176 And no, literally six people told us to get this mustard. 1647 00:45:40.176 --> 00:45:43.144 they they were like you've got to go to this place you've 1648 00:45:43.144 --> 00:45:44.876 got to get their mustard you're you've 1649 00:45:44.876 --> 00:45:45.626 They've been making 1650 00:45:45.626 --> 00:45:45.676 got 1651 00:45:45.676 --> 00:45:45.876 the mustard 1652 00:45:45.876 --> 00:45:46.226 to do it 1653 00:45:46.226 --> 00:45:48.576 for 250 years. 1654 00:45:49.076 --> 00:45:52.726 The spoon that filled that jar is 200 years old. 1655 00:45:52.628 --> 00:45:52.828 Salt. 1656 00:45:53.878 --> 00:45:59.678 Ingredients, mustard zod, azure, water, zoot. 1657 00:46:00.178 --> 00:46:00.678 Yep. 1658 00:46:00.678 --> 00:46:04.178 I assume one of those is salt, and azure I'm 1659 00:46:04.178 --> 00:46:04.278 That's 1660 00:46:04.278 --> 00:46:04.528 not sure. 1661 00:46:04.528 --> 00:46:05.078 probably vinegar. 1662 00:46:05.278 --> 00:46:05.428 That's 1663 00:46:05.428 --> 00:46:05.828 Maybe, 1664 00:46:05.828 --> 00:46:06.078 it's 1665 00:46:06.078 --> 00:46:06.178 yeah. 1666 00:46:06.178 --> 00:46:07.228 from the cloud, you know. 1667 00:46:12.916 --> 00:46:13.316 Very cool. 1668 00:46:13.316 --> 00:46:13.616 Yeah, 1669 00:46:13.616 --> 00:46:13.716 What 1670 00:46:13.716 --> 00:46:13.966 seven kind 1671 00:46:13.966 --> 00:46:14.116 would you 1672 00:46:14.116 --> 00:46:14.466 of spicy. 1673 00:46:14.466 --> 00:46:14.616 recommend? 1674 00:46:14.616 --> 00:46:16.816 It's kind of like Dijon, but it's a lot spicier. 1675 00:46:16.816 --> 00:46:19.966 I would, I would put it in the Dijon mustard profile. 1676 00:46:19.966 --> 00:46:23.216 What would you recommend I try this? 1677 00:46:23.216 --> 00:46:26.016 Well, it goes like I've been putting it on, 1678 00:46:26.016 --> 00:46:26.066 It's 1679 00:46:26.066 --> 00:46:26.616 we got a 1680 00:46:26.616 --> 00:46:26.716 sandwich. 1681 00:46:26.716 --> 00:46:27.455 jar of it. 1682 00:46:27.455 --> 00:46:30.166 Yeah, it's really good on like a turkey and Swiss sandwich. 1683 00:46:31.066 --> 00:46:35.756 Anything that you would put a Dijon mustard on is really, I 1684 00:46:35.756 --> 00:46:38.366 would actually if you had like a cheese board. 1685 00:46:39.060 --> 00:46:39.210 you 1686 00:46:39.210 --> 00:46:39.560 Wow, 1687 00:46:39.560 --> 00:46:39.910 know, charcuterie. 1688 00:46:39.910 --> 00:46:40.610 that's a great idea. 1689 00:46:40.610 --> 00:46:40.760 It's 1690 00:46:40.760 --> 00:46:40.810 It 1691 00:46:40.810 --> 00:46:41.060 That's 1692 00:46:41.060 --> 00:46:41.260 kind of 1693 00:46:41.260 --> 00:46:41.310 a 1694 00:46:41.310 --> 00:46:41.360 would 1695 00:46:41.360 --> 00:46:41.460 great 1696 00:46:41.460 --> 00:46:41.510 a 1697 00:46:41.510 --> 00:46:41.610 be 1698 00:46:41.610 --> 00:46:41.660 idea. 1699 00:46:41.660 --> 00:46:42.560 a really good charcuterie. 1700 00:46:42.560 --> 00:46:43.460 pretty thin. 1701 00:46:43.610 --> 00:46:45.710 It wouldn't mound up on a... 1702 00:46:45.710 --> 00:46:46.060 It 1703 00:46:46.060 --> 00:46:46.360 Yeah, 1704 00:46:46.360 --> 00:46:47.840 would just kind of flow out, so it needs to be a 1705 00:46:47.840 --> 00:46:48.210 little cup or 1706 00:46:48.210 --> 00:46:48.360 would have 1707 00:46:48.360 --> 00:46:48.610 something. 1708 00:46:48.610 --> 00:46:50.410 to just, yeah, 1709 00:46:50.410 --> 00:46:50.710 Okay. 1710 00:46:50.710 --> 00:46:50.960 it 1711 00:46:50.960 --> 00:46:53.610 It's probably the wateriest mustard you'll ever see. 1712 00:46:53.610 --> 00:46:54.160 Interesting. 1713 00:46:54.160 --> 00:46:56.110 is the most delicious 1714 00:46:56.110 --> 00:46:58.010 It's like a mustard sauce almost. 1715 00:46:58.560 --> 00:46:59.360 Like it's... 1716 00:47:00.860 --> 00:47:02.310 Yeah, we've got a 1717 00:47:02.310 --> 00:47:02.460 Oh, 1718 00:47:02.460 --> 00:47:02.810 shot of it. 1719 00:47:02.810 --> 00:47:03.010 leave it 1720 00:47:03.010 --> 00:47:03.110 You could 1721 00:47:03.110 --> 00:47:03.210 up 1722 00:47:03.210 --> 00:47:03.310 taste 1723 00:47:03.310 --> 00:47:04.710 to your imagination any longer. 1724 00:47:05.806 --> 00:47:08.106 Just I probably hid it from you. 1725 00:47:08.106 --> 00:47:09.156 he did hide it from me 1726 00:47:09.156 --> 00:47:10.656 I had it hidden better. 1727 00:47:11.456 --> 00:47:12.006 Hmm. 1728 00:47:12.256 --> 00:47:14.816 I had it hidden a lot better than that because you had 1729 00:47:14.816 --> 00:47:17.376 already cracked it open and I thought we were going to do 1730 00:47:17.376 --> 00:47:18.656 it as a ceremonial type thing. 1731 00:47:21.906 --> 00:47:23.756 So, okay. 1732 00:47:23.806 --> 00:47:26.692 let me just kind of dip the chopstick in and give it 1733 00:47:26.692 --> 00:47:28.856 a little lick oh i see so it's it 1734 00:47:30.164 --> 00:47:33.118 trying to give an idea of people what the consistency is here 1735 00:47:33.118 --> 00:47:33.364 so 1736 00:47:33.364 --> 00:47:34.464 It's very creamy, 1737 00:47:34.464 --> 00:47:35.714 yeah creamy sort 1738 00:47:35.714 --> 00:47:35.864 like 1739 00:47:35.864 --> 00:47:36.164 of think 1740 00:47:36.164 --> 00:47:37.314 ranch dressing creamy. 1741 00:47:37.614 --> 00:47:40.464 think uh yeah 1742 00:47:40.464 --> 00:47:41.714 Ranch dressing creamy. 1743 00:47:41.714 --> 00:47:42.964 It's thinner than that. 1744 00:47:43.864 --> 00:47:51.344 it's more it's thinner hmm yeah it's a tough thinner than ranch 1745 00:47:51.344 --> 00:47:53.514 dressing but i see what you're saying 1746 00:47:58.900 --> 00:48:00.850 I like that look 1747 00:48:05.050 --> 00:48:12.750 I mean, you know, it's it's over 9000 it's really good it's 1748 00:48:12.750 --> 00:48:13.700 isn't it 1749 00:48:13.700 --> 00:48:20.076 got it's got that especially the the amount that i took was 1750 00:48:20.076 --> 00:48:20.506 a decent 1751 00:48:20.506 --> 00:48:21.156 Yeah, you had 1752 00:48:21.156 --> 00:48:21.256 amount 1753 00:48:21.256 --> 00:48:21.406 a good 1754 00:48:21.406 --> 00:48:21.506 and 1755 00:48:21.506 --> 00:48:21.856 amount. 1756 00:48:21.856 --> 00:48:27.526 my eyes were watering a bit because it has that instant like 1757 00:48:27.526 --> 00:48:33.196 sort of wasabi like kick but it's very tasty but it's also 1758 00:48:33.196 --> 00:48:38.866 got like the vinegary note of european mustard because it's spicy very 1759 00:48:38.866 --> 00:48:40.756 tasty very tasty yeah 1760 00:48:41.428 --> 00:48:44.072 everybody told us that we had to go there and we kind 1761 00:48:44.072 --> 00:48:46.716 of like we weren't even looking for the shop yet we walked 1762 00:48:46.716 --> 00:48:48.478 up on it like that's the mustard shop 1763 00:48:48.478 --> 00:48:48.728 yeah 1764 00:48:48.728 --> 00:48:48.928 let's 1765 00:48:48.928 --> 00:48:49.228 it's like 1766 00:48:49.228 --> 00:48:49.328 go in 1767 00:48:49.328 --> 00:48:50.078 oh it's there 1768 00:48:50.078 --> 00:48:50.128 we 1769 00:48:50.128 --> 00:48:50.528 right there 1770 00:48:50.528 --> 00:48:52.488 knew we had to look for it but we weren't looking for 1771 00:48:52.488 --> 00:48:52.978 it yet they 1772 00:48:52.978 --> 00:48:57.052 I mean, it feels like it's surprising there's not horseradish in it 1773 00:48:57.052 --> 00:48:59.428 because of the heat that was there. 1774 00:48:59.478 --> 00:49:03.635 it does have heat and they had other flavors of mustard didn't 1775 00:49:03.635 --> 00:49:04.328 they yeah 1776 00:49:04.328 --> 00:49:07.071 had a coarse mustard too but this was the one they were 1777 00:49:07.071 --> 00:49:07.528 famous for 1778 00:49:07.528 --> 00:49:12.690 this is their their mustard that everybody goes there to get and 1779 00:49:12.690 --> 00:49:17.381 the one that they literally have a a barrel like a whiskey 1780 00:49:17.381 --> 00:49:22.072 whiskey barrel but it has a hole in the bottom of it 1781 00:49:22.072 --> 00:49:22.122 there's 1782 00:49:22.122 --> 00:49:22.222 i guess 1783 00:49:22.222 --> 00:49:22.522 a there's 1784 00:49:22.522 --> 00:49:22.572 or 1785 00:49:22.572 --> 00:49:22.772 a hose 1786 00:49:22.772 --> 00:49:24.572 something or what how does that work 1787 00:49:24.572 --> 00:49:24.772 no 1788 00:49:24.772 --> 00:49:24.922 how 1789 00:49:24.922 --> 00:49:25.472 it's just a barrel 1790 00:49:25.472 --> 00:49:26.222 are they doing that 1791 00:49:26.222 --> 00:49:30.072 with a scoop and they'd fill your jar live do it live 1792 00:49:30.708 --> 00:49:34.222 And there was a little hose and a little little pour spout. 1793 00:49:34.222 --> 00:49:36.858 They pump it up from downstairs into the barrel. 1794 00:49:36.858 --> 00:49:38.008 Oh, that's how they, okay. 1795 00:49:38.108 --> 00:49:38.208 I 1796 00:49:38.208 --> 00:49:38.558 That makes 1797 00:49:38.558 --> 00:49:38.708 feel like 1798 00:49:38.708 --> 00:49:38.758 a 1799 00:49:38.758 --> 00:49:38.808 Okay, 1800 00:49:38.808 --> 00:49:38.958 a lot 1801 00:49:38.958 --> 00:49:39.058 maybe 1802 00:49:39.058 --> 00:49:39.108 it 1803 00:49:39.108 --> 00:49:39.458 more sense. 1804 00:49:39.458 --> 00:49:39.508 maybe 1805 00:49:39.508 --> 00:49:40.108 I can't buy try it. 1806 00:49:40.108 --> 00:49:45.241 to pronounce this because I'm sure that those, you know, those letters 1807 00:49:45.241 --> 00:49:47.808 don't correspond to what the English. 1808 00:49:47.808 --> 00:49:49.261 LaFont is actually weirder. 1809 00:49:49.261 --> 00:49:53.619 It's more like it's kind of like Kyrian Verlent, you know, it's 1810 00:49:53.619 --> 00:49:54.708 similar to that. 1811 00:49:55.828 --> 00:49:58.178 No, that font makes it harder to read then. 1812 00:49:58.178 --> 00:49:59.228 Because it looks like... 1813 00:50:00.116 --> 00:50:06.216 Tear sent to pain your length. 1814 00:50:06.316 --> 00:50:06.766 Yeah. 1815 00:50:07.216 --> 00:50:07.666 Yeah. 1816 00:50:07.666 --> 00:50:11.716 Yeah, it's strange, but tastes pretty good. 1817 00:50:11.716 --> 00:50:12.253 Yeah. 1818 00:50:12.253 --> 00:50:13.866 So catch real 1819 00:50:13.866 --> 00:50:14.066 So it 1820 00:50:14.066 --> 00:50:16.666 quick catch up on some of the trip. 1821 00:50:16.766 --> 00:50:21.823 We did a bus tour and we went to Tyria, you know, 1822 00:50:21.823 --> 00:50:24.566 that beer that we drank that was hazy and kind of yeasty. 1823 00:50:26.116 --> 00:50:27.166 It was a peach pie. 1824 00:50:27.828 --> 00:50:30.674 peach pie we went to eper before that we were supposed to 1825 00:50:30.674 --> 00:50:33.520 that was the day we were supposed to go to the west 1826 00:50:33.520 --> 00:50:36.366 philippine cafe but it wasn't open so we went to the city 1827 00:50:36.366 --> 00:50:37.078 of eper world 1828 00:50:37.078 --> 00:50:37.578 Which we 1829 00:50:37.578 --> 00:50:37.828 war one 1830 00:50:37.828 --> 00:50:38.128 loved. 1831 00:50:38.128 --> 00:50:41.882 world war one city i guess the british had a big stand 1832 00:50:41.882 --> 00:50:45.637 there's a huge monument to the british people british soldiers this that 1833 00:50:45.637 --> 00:50:49.078 we went into this cathedral and oh my god greg like 1834 00:50:49.078 --> 00:50:51.428 It brought me to tears. 1835 00:50:51.628 --> 00:50:52.078 really 1836 00:50:52.852 --> 00:50:53.352 As soon 1837 00:50:53.352 --> 00:50:53.452 we 1838 00:50:53.452 --> 00:50:54.002 as walked were in the 1839 00:50:54.002 --> 00:50:54.102 in 1840 00:50:54.102 --> 00:50:54.252 door, 1841 00:50:54.252 --> 00:50:54.502 three other 1842 00:50:54.502 --> 00:50:54.952 I've 1843 00:50:54.952 --> 00:50:55.352 churches 1844 00:50:55.352 --> 00:50:55.852 got goosebumps right 1845 00:50:55.852 --> 00:50:56.002 and 1846 00:50:56.002 --> 00:50:56.252 now. 1847 00:50:56.252 --> 00:51:00.257 cathedrals in belgium and this one was the most ornate the most 1848 00:51:00.257 --> 00:51:04.262 spectacular i would i haven't searched to see like is this like 1849 00:51:04.262 --> 00:51:08.267 one of the best in europe kind of thing but it's like 1850 00:51:08.267 --> 00:51:09.602 it is the something 1851 00:51:10.052 --> 00:51:10.802 It's St. 1852 00:51:10.902 --> 00:51:11.852 Martin is. 1853 00:51:12.660 --> 00:51:13.360 Martins, 1854 00:51:13.360 --> 00:51:13.410 Martins. 1855 00:51:13.410 --> 00:51:16.260 it sounds familiar, 1856 00:51:16.260 --> 00:51:16.510 It 1857 00:51:16.510 --> 00:51:16.710 I mean, 1858 00:51:16.710 --> 00:51:16.810 is 1859 00:51:16.810 --> 00:51:17.110 I've heard 1860 00:51:17.110 --> 00:51:17.210 actually 1861 00:51:17.210 --> 00:51:17.460 of it. 1862 00:51:17.460 --> 00:51:21.543 like when I was looking on Google Maps, it's like in huge 1863 00:51:21.543 --> 00:51:21.877 letters. 1864 00:51:21.877 --> 00:51:24.210 So it must be a pretty famous 1865 00:51:24.210 --> 00:51:24.260 Yeah. 1866 00:51:24.260 --> 00:51:24.560 one. 1867 00:51:24.710 --> 00:51:31.781 But the thing that was the neatest about it, it was so 1868 00:51:31.781 --> 00:51:35.922 beautiful and what i don't 1869 00:51:35.922 --> 00:51:36.372 For me, 1870 00:51:36.372 --> 00:51:36.422 know 1871 00:51:36.422 --> 00:51:36.522 it's ornate. 1872 00:51:36.522 --> 00:51:36.972 how well 1873 00:51:36.972 --> 00:51:37.472 It was like 1874 00:51:37.472 --> 00:51:37.522 yeah 1875 00:51:37.522 --> 00:51:37.822 the epitome. 1876 00:51:37.822 --> 00:51:39.022 ornate but 1877 00:51:39.022 --> 00:51:40.922 Statues, column toppers. 1878 00:51:40.922 --> 00:51:44.972 no but it wasn't like over the top i don't i wouldn't 1879 00:51:44.972 --> 00:51:49.022 classify that one as an over the top the last one that 1880 00:51:49.022 --> 00:51:53.072 we went to was the over the top like they're just out 1881 00:51:53.072 --> 00:51:54.422 for the money kind 1882 00:51:54.422 --> 00:51:55.022 Okay, well. 1883 00:51:55.022 --> 00:51:55.572 of 1884 00:51:56.500 --> 00:51:56.500 That 1885 00:51:56.500 --> 00:51:56.800 You 1886 00:51:56.800 --> 00:51:56.950 one 1887 00:51:56.950 --> 00:51:57.050 know, 1888 00:51:57.050 --> 00:52:01.393 the one in Brussels was more modern the one in Ypres was 1889 00:52:01.393 --> 00:52:04.650 just all gothic architecture to a thousand percent Was 1890 00:52:04.650 --> 00:52:06.700 it was very classic 1891 00:52:06.700 --> 00:52:06.800 this 1892 00:52:06.800 --> 00:52:08.550 to its time in Ypres. 1893 00:52:08.550 --> 00:52:08.600 Yeah, 1894 00:52:08.600 --> 00:52:09.550 Ypres depends 1895 00:52:09.550 --> 00:52:09.650 yeah 1896 00:52:09.650 --> 00:52:12.850 which language you want to spell it in but try Ypres 1897 00:52:14.150 --> 00:52:14.700 St. 1898 00:52:14.750 --> 00:52:16.400 Martin's Cathedral in Belgium. 1899 00:52:18.100 --> 00:52:18.900 Absolutely 1900 00:52:18.900 --> 00:52:19.000 No, 1901 00:52:19.000 --> 00:52:19.400 spectacular. 1902 00:52:19.400 --> 00:52:20.300 that was breathtaking. 1903 00:52:20.300 --> 00:52:23.500 There was a Bible in there that was in, 1904 00:52:23.500 --> 00:52:26.988 280 years old of the country just sitting there. 1905 00:52:26.988 --> 00:52:28.150 No big deal. 1906 00:52:28.150 --> 00:52:30.300 Yeah, it was just in a little case. 1907 00:52:30.500 --> 00:52:34.250 Destruction started around 1230 and finished in 1370. 1908 00:52:34.400 --> 00:52:35.550 Isn't that insane? 1909 00:52:35.850 --> 00:52:38.400 And the architecture is just incredible. 1910 00:52:38.800 --> 00:52:44.000 The whole city, well, all of Belgium, actually, the architecture is just... 1911 00:52:44.372 --> 00:52:44.872 Mm-hmm. 1912 00:52:45.322 --> 00:52:49.126 That was the, and I knew going in before we even left 1913 00:52:49.126 --> 00:52:52.930 for this trip, I knew that that was going to be the 1914 00:52:52.930 --> 00:52:56.733 thing that was going to catch me the most on that trip, 1915 00:52:56.733 --> 00:53:00.537 I think, was the architecture because moving to Pittsburgh from Florida, I 1916 00:53:00.537 --> 00:53:02.122 mean, Florida's got no architecture. 1917 00:53:02.122 --> 00:53:02.672 Right. 1918 00:53:03.316 --> 00:53:04.116 But moving 1919 00:53:04.116 --> 00:53:04.316 Like 1920 00:53:04.316 --> 00:53:04.616 to Pittsburgh, 1921 00:53:04.616 --> 00:53:05.016 Tucson. 1922 00:53:05.016 --> 00:53:08.876 yeah, I remember just walking the streets, you know, for the first 1923 00:53:08.876 --> 00:53:12.269 year I would go downtown and I would just walk the streets 1924 00:53:12.269 --> 00:53:13.966 and just stare at the architecture. 1925 00:53:14.316 --> 00:53:17.499 And so I knew going to Belgium that that was going to 1926 00:53:17.499 --> 00:53:20.416 be a big thing for me, but that church was just. 1927 00:53:21.376 --> 00:53:24.526 yeah it was wild so that was just a that was only 1928 00:53:24.526 --> 00:53:27.676 we were only there for like two and a half three hours 1929 00:53:27.676 --> 00:53:30.826 time we would have spent at the cafe having lunch and getting 1930 00:53:30.826 --> 00:53:33.976 less fillet and beers we did find it was so funny there 1931 00:53:33.976 --> 00:53:37.126 was i found on maps this this beer bar that was open 1932 00:53:37.780 --> 00:53:40.351 and I asked on the bus if the tour guide knew if 1933 00:53:40.351 --> 00:53:42.923 it was any good he's like yeah it's all right and then 1934 00:53:42.923 --> 00:53:45.494 apparently it was the only place open the entire bus was there 1935 00:53:45.494 --> 00:53:46.780 there was one guy working he 1936 00:53:46.780 --> 00:53:47.280 the poor 1937 00:53:47.280 --> 00:53:47.680 was he 1938 00:53:47.680 --> 00:53:48.680 guy it 1939 00:53:48.680 --> 00:53:52.420 was so flustered he actually called in some help and then they 1940 00:53:52.420 --> 00:53:56.160 got there but like he was expecting like three people for lunch 1941 00:53:56.160 --> 00:53:58.030 and there was like 45 people 1942 00:53:58.030 --> 00:54:02.663 was a monday so he was expecting nobody there you know and 1943 00:54:02.663 --> 00:54:06.344 it was raining snowing it was like 33 degrees 1944 00:54:06.344 --> 00:54:06.494 The 1945 00:54:06.494 --> 00:54:06.844 outside 1946 00:54:06.844 --> 00:54:09.244 one time when I'm sure a European would be like, I wish 1947 00:54:09.244 --> 00:54:09.844 we had tips. 1948 00:54:10.294 --> 00:54:14.702 um absolutely absolutely that was and i was i was half expecting 1949 00:54:14.702 --> 00:54:19.110 him to walk out you know i'm like he either owns this 1950 00:54:19.110 --> 00:54:23.518 place or he's gonna walk out in the face screw this i'm 1951 00:54:23.518 --> 00:54:27.927 done but yeah and then other customers came in too besides the 1952 00:54:27.927 --> 00:54:28.294 people 1953 00:54:28.294 --> 00:54:28.444 The 1954 00:54:28.444 --> 00:54:28.494 that 1955 00:54:28.494 --> 00:54:28.644 regular 1956 00:54:28.644 --> 00:54:28.944 were yeah 1957 00:54:28.944 --> 00:54:31.390 lunch crowd came in, but that was only like six or seven 1958 00:54:31.390 --> 00:54:31.594 people. 1959 00:54:31.594 --> 00:54:34.892 but he was just like oh Are you serious? 1960 00:54:34.892 --> 00:54:37.949 he asked me he asked the table like how many more people 1961 00:54:37.949 --> 00:54:40.242 do you have like is there another hundred people 1962 00:54:40.242 --> 00:54:40.442 You 1963 00:54:40.442 --> 00:54:40.592 coming 1964 00:54:40.592 --> 00:54:41.492 don't want to know. 1965 00:54:41.692 --> 00:54:43.392 You really don't want to know. 1966 00:54:44.192 --> 00:54:51.472 buddy so then when the tirier came back that night we were 1967 00:54:51.472 --> 00:54:56.251 in bruges and i organized a side quest i found this lambic 1968 00:54:56.251 --> 00:55:01.041 blending place called dust blending and they don't have they didn't have 1969 00:55:01.041 --> 00:55:04.491 public hours posted on their google or and they don't have a 1970 00:55:04.491 --> 00:55:07.941 website they only have an instagram and so i went into ai 1971 00:55:07.941 --> 00:55:11.390 and i like and they're like oh places like that will take 1972 00:55:11.390 --> 00:55:14.840 appointments you should email them so i emailed them they opened up 1973 00:55:14.840 --> 00:55:17.428 at eight o'clock p.m on a monday night for 1974 00:55:17.428 --> 00:55:17.928 Just for us. 1975 00:55:17.928 --> 00:55:21.153 us to come in he's like and when i reached out i'm 1976 00:55:21.153 --> 00:55:24.378 like you know not trying to set up a tour for the 1977 00:55:24.378 --> 00:55:26.656 whole group just shannon and i kind of kind of thing. 1978 00:55:26.856 --> 00:55:28.056 He's like, bring everyone you want. 1979 00:55:28.406 --> 00:55:28.756 So. 1980 00:55:29.492 --> 00:55:31.692 I just wanted kind of a headcount on who was coming. 1981 00:55:31.692 --> 00:55:34.092 And we had a, like a WhatsApp group chat, 1982 00:55:34.092 --> 00:55:34.442 Mm 1983 00:55:34.442 --> 00:55:34.542 you 1984 00:55:34.542 --> 00:55:34.692 So-hmm. 1985 00:55:34.692 --> 00:55:34.942 it brought 1986 00:55:34.942 --> 00:55:35.192 know, for 1987 00:55:35.192 --> 00:55:38.880 like 20 people and we did like a five beer tasting of 1988 00:55:38.880 --> 00:55:42.568 all sour blends that they do because they buy either finished lambic 1989 00:55:42.568 --> 00:55:46.255 from some lambic producers or worked from other lambic producers and ferment 1990 00:55:46.255 --> 00:55:47.792 it themselves and blend it. 1991 00:55:47.842 --> 00:55:49.092 Place was awesome. 1992 00:55:49.092 --> 00:55:49.142 it 1993 00:55:49.142 --> 00:55:50.642 They were so was hospitable. 1994 00:55:51.042 --> 00:55:53.817 Some of the people didn't who wanted to come didn't come because 1995 00:55:53.817 --> 00:55:56.592 we didn't get to go to the cafe to buy the West. 1996 00:55:56.468 --> 00:56:00.420 the west phalitrin that they were out in bruj looking for some 1997 00:56:00.420 --> 00:56:04.372 gray market west phalitrin and at dust lending i mentioned that and 1998 00:56:04.372 --> 00:56:08.325 they're like we got three cases right there so that's where my 1999 00:56:08.325 --> 00:56:11.618 west phalitrin's from is gray market from dust blending uh 2000 00:56:11.618 --> 00:56:12.468 How about that? 2001 00:56:13.218 --> 00:56:14.318 it was so fun 2002 00:56:14.318 --> 00:56:17.005 and we've got a bunch of dust beers that got like five 2003 00:56:17.005 --> 00:56:19.468 dust beers downstairs you'll try over the next you know months 2004 00:56:19.468 --> 00:56:22.468 well the funniest thing about you have to talk about the how 2005 00:56:23.380 --> 00:56:28.430 So we staked out where dust was before, yeah, 2006 00:56:28.430 --> 00:56:30.380 Oh, that morning before you get that on the bus, 2007 00:56:30.380 --> 00:56:30.430 morning. 2008 00:56:30.430 --> 00:56:30.630 yeah. 2009 00:56:30.980 --> 00:56:34.655 And because we had a couple hours before we had to get 2010 00:56:34.655 --> 00:56:38.330 on the bus and it turns out there's not even a sign. 2011 00:56:39.060 --> 00:56:39.160 out 2012 00:56:39.160 --> 00:56:39.460 It's 2013 00:56:39.460 --> 00:56:39.660 in the 2014 00:56:39.660 --> 00:56:39.710 a 2015 00:56:39.710 --> 00:56:39.760 building 2016 00:56:39.760 --> 00:56:39.960 steel 2017 00:56:39.960 --> 00:56:40.060 it's 2018 00:56:40.060 --> 00:56:40.710 garage door 2019 00:56:40.710 --> 00:56:43.910 just a garage door so it's the most 2020 00:56:43.910 --> 00:56:44.110 And 2021 00:56:44.110 --> 00:56:44.260 sketchy 2022 00:56:44.260 --> 00:56:45.160 you know it, you know it. 2023 00:56:45.160 --> 00:56:49.069 it's the most sketchy place you know so the big joke when 2024 00:56:49.069 --> 00:56:52.977 we all went in as a group was you know we're all 2025 00:56:52.977 --> 00:56:56.560 going in to be slaughtered we're gonna this is where we're 2026 00:56:56.560 --> 00:56:56.660 going This 2027 00:56:56.660 --> 00:56:56.860 to die 2028 00:56:56.860 --> 00:56:56.960 is 2029 00:56:56.960 --> 00:56:57.010 right 2030 00:56:57.010 --> 00:56:57.460 what just gets 2031 00:56:57.460 --> 00:56:57.560 this 2032 00:56:57.560 --> 00:56:57.760 us. 2033 00:56:57.760 --> 00:57:01.670 is yeah this is this is where we're gonna die so we're 2034 00:57:01.670 --> 00:57:05.579 in there and it's just a warehouse and you know so we're 2035 00:57:05.579 --> 00:57:10.199 all just making all kinds of jokes So then there's this room 2036 00:57:10.199 --> 00:57:15.891 inside of that room that is like it's all glass and you 2037 00:57:15.891 --> 00:57:21.582 couldn't we looked there was a group of us looking for a 2038 00:57:21.582 --> 00:57:24.428 door to get into that room. 2039 00:57:25.396 --> 00:57:26.946 And we're like, there's no door. 2040 00:57:26.946 --> 00:57:27.296 There's 2041 00:57:27.296 --> 00:57:27.446 Like, 2042 00:57:27.446 --> 00:57:27.746 no door 2043 00:57:27.746 --> 00:57:31.146 this is the most sketchy place because there's not even a door. 2044 00:57:31.246 --> 00:57:35.001 And it was like this really sanitary, you know, that's, that's where 2045 00:57:35.001 --> 00:57:38.756 they did all of the actual blending and stuff, you know, so 2046 00:57:38.756 --> 00:57:40.946 it was very sanitary, which was great. 2047 00:57:40.946 --> 00:57:42.446 It looked like a kill room 2048 00:57:42.446 --> 00:57:42.496 It 2049 00:57:42.496 --> 00:57:42.696 It looked 2050 00:57:42.696 --> 00:57:42.896 looked 2051 00:57:42.896 --> 00:57:42.996 like an 2052 00:57:42.996 --> 00:57:43.621 like a kill kill room. 2053 00:57:43.621 --> 00:57:43.746 room. 2054 00:57:43.746 --> 00:57:43.896 Yeah 2055 00:57:43.896 --> 00:57:44.146 Yeah. 2056 00:57:44.146 --> 00:57:44.396 Dexter 2057 00:57:44.396 --> 00:57:47.296 And they, and of course, you know, because it's a warehouse, they 2058 00:57:47.296 --> 00:57:50.896 have the floor drains and they have hoses everywhere because it is 2059 00:57:50.896 --> 00:57:53.096 a, you know, brewery blending place, whatever. 2060 00:57:53.108 --> 00:57:56.916 so we're just all like we're gonna definitely die here and it's 2061 00:57:56.916 --> 00:58:00.723 gonna be in that room that we can't find a door to 2062 00:58:00.723 --> 00:58:01.358 and yeah 2063 00:58:01.358 --> 00:58:03.058 I'm just that whole part of the conversation. 2064 00:58:03.058 --> 00:58:06.721 you did you were up talking so then I went up to 2065 00:58:06.721 --> 00:58:10.384 the guy because I was like I gotta find out where the 2066 00:58:10.384 --> 00:58:14.047 door is so I went up and I asked and he's like 2067 00:58:14.047 --> 00:58:17.711 oh it's right over here and it was a it was very 2068 00:58:17.711 --> 00:58:21.197 hidden but it was just part of like you like the frame 2069 00:58:21.197 --> 00:58:25.155 and the glass and the way it just like you know went 2070 00:58:25.155 --> 00:58:25.922 together you 2071 00:58:25.922 --> 00:58:26.022 crazy 2072 00:58:26.022 --> 00:58:27.222 couldn't tell that they 2073 00:58:27.222 --> 00:58:28.922 they were so hospitable 2074 00:58:28.922 --> 00:58:29.072 were 2075 00:58:29.072 --> 00:58:29.172 they 2076 00:58:29.172 --> 00:58:29.422 so nice 2077 00:58:29.422 --> 00:58:30.122 opened up for us 2078 00:58:30.122 --> 00:58:31.472 and we didn't die 2079 00:58:31.472 --> 00:58:32.472 we didn't die 2080 00:58:32.472 --> 00:58:32.572 We 2081 00:58:32.572 --> 00:58:32.722 No, 2082 00:58:32.722 --> 00:58:32.872 did not 2083 00:58:32.872 --> 00:58:33.172 you're here. 2084 00:58:33.172 --> 00:58:33.422 die 2085 00:58:33.472 --> 00:58:37.812 you wanna empty that out so that was Bruges there's two breweries 2086 00:58:37.812 --> 00:58:42.152 in Bruges I have the man which makes remember Berg is Bruges 2087 00:58:42.152 --> 00:58:46.767 Zot we have on the show uh it was the beer that 2088 00:58:46.767 --> 00:58:50.213 the jester on the front and they came in that steel that 2089 00:58:50.213 --> 00:58:53.658 little golden tin that we had on the shelf back at the 2090 00:58:53.658 --> 00:58:57.104 old place they also make Strafa Hendrik which is a pretty good 2091 00:58:57.104 --> 00:59:00.550 series of beers they had a wild Strafa Hendrik that I enjoyed 2092 00:59:00.550 --> 00:59:03.995 quite a bit um Shannon I gotta give you some of my 2093 00:59:03.995 --> 00:59:05.144 beer I shorted you 2094 00:59:05.144 --> 00:59:06.444 You don't, that's fine. 2095 00:59:06.444 --> 00:59:06.544 okay 2096 00:59:06.544 --> 00:59:07.226 That's fine. 2097 00:59:07.226 --> 00:59:10.294 I need to step away for one second though. 2098 00:59:10.294 --> 00:59:11.544 all right so this is 2099 00:59:11.544 --> 00:59:13.596 talk about math or something. 2100 00:59:14.446 --> 00:59:16.046 That's not the post show yet. 2101 00:59:16.046 --> 00:59:16.146 I 2102 00:59:16.146 --> 00:59:16.496 This 2103 00:59:16.496 --> 00:59:16.596 know. 2104 00:59:16.596 --> 00:59:19.633 is a pear 2021 harvest from Hill Farmstead Brewing. 2105 00:59:19.633 --> 00:59:23.346 This is a farmstead ale aged in oak barrels with pears. 2106 00:59:23.346 --> 00:59:24.696 You definitely smell the oak. 2107 00:59:25.296 --> 00:59:32.196 Dessert and Siberian pears from the Elmore Roots Nursery in Elmore, Vermont. 2108 00:59:33.096 --> 00:59:36.046 Bottle conditioning since February 10th, 2022. 2109 00:59:38.036 --> 00:59:38.586 I mean, 2110 00:59:38.636 --> 00:59:40.286 the oak comes through strong. 2111 00:59:41.236 --> 00:59:41.486 Yeah. 2112 00:59:42.236 --> 00:59:44.136 It has kind of a Chardonnay or, 2113 00:59:44.136 --> 00:59:44.186 Yes. 2114 00:59:44.186 --> 00:59:46.586 yeah, like a Chardonnay kind of nose to it. 2115 00:59:46.736 --> 00:59:49.157 It's not quite as buttery though, but it is oaky like a 2116 00:59:49.157 --> 00:59:49.336 Chardonnay. 2117 00:59:49.786 --> 00:59:53.311 Now some of the pear is starting to come through as I 2118 00:59:53.311 --> 00:59:54.486 break through that oakiness. 2119 00:59:55.486 --> 00:59:58.286 A little bit of that sort of dusty saison thing that does 2120 00:59:58.286 --> 00:59:58.986 smell very nice. 2121 00:59:59.236 --> 00:59:59.836 The pear. 2122 01:00:00.116 --> 01:00:03.613 and the oak are kind of blending to give me a sweetness 2123 01:00:03.613 --> 01:00:07.109 on the aroma i wasn't expecting now it's getting dusty you you 2124 01:00:07.109 --> 01:00:10.606 beat me to the dust term but yeah definitely i smell that 2125 01:00:10.606 --> 01:00:14.102 kind of leathery kind of like old horse reins kind of like 2126 01:00:14.102 --> 01:00:17.016 not horse blanket but like like old like leather tools 2127 01:00:17.016 --> 01:00:17.216 Like 2128 01:00:17.216 --> 01:00:17.666 kind a of 2129 01:00:17.666 --> 01:00:18.216 strobe. 2130 01:00:20.216 --> 01:00:23.308 now that now i'm getting more of the fruity pearness kind of 2131 01:00:23.308 --> 01:00:28.455 like No, they said that the dessert and Siberian pears, I'm not 2132 01:00:28.455 --> 01:00:32.692 a pear expert, but I do get a kind of like an 2133 01:00:32.692 --> 01:00:34.712 underripe Bartlett pear kind of aroma. 2134 01:00:34.712 --> 01:00:38.998 So the dessert pairs, they say, are Stacy Luscious Summer Crisp and 2135 01:00:38.998 --> 01:00:42.212 Nova for any of you who are pear experts. 2136 01:00:42.212 --> 01:00:43.062 Pear experts? 2137 01:00:44.662 --> 01:00:47.112 Are they talking about pear, different types of 2138 01:00:47.112 --> 01:00:47.312 Different 2139 01:00:47.312 --> 01:00:47.562 pears? 2140 01:00:47.562 --> 01:00:48.212 types of pairs, 2141 01:00:48.212 --> 01:00:48.412 Wow. 2142 01:00:48.412 --> 01:00:52.612 all organically grown by Elmore Roots Nursery in nearby Elmore, Vermont. 2143 01:00:54.132 --> 01:00:56.332 Oh boy, that's something. 2144 01:00:57.282 --> 01:00:57.932 Oh, wait. 2145 01:00:57.932 --> 01:00:58.532 It's tart. 2146 01:00:58.532 --> 01:00:59.032 Oh, 2147 01:00:59.032 --> 01:00:59.182 Yeah, 2148 01:00:59.182 --> 01:00:59.582 I'm 2149 01:00:59.582 --> 01:00:59.932 smell it. 2150 01:00:59.932 --> 01:01:00.232 just smelling 2151 01:01:00.232 --> 01:01:02.132 Let's like chin and ketchup on the spoon. 2152 01:01:03.432 --> 01:01:05.032 Definitely very Perry. 2153 01:01:05.732 --> 01:01:07.832 I don't know what I would pair this with, 2154 01:01:07.832 --> 01:01:07.882 I 2155 01:01:07.882 --> 01:01:09.282 but it's definitely Perry. 2156 01:01:09.282 --> 01:01:13.387 mean, don't let the pears influence your... 2157 01:01:13.387 --> 01:01:18.289 It's oak age too, so smell it, think white wine, think Chardonnay 2158 01:01:18.289 --> 01:01:20.432 or something, smell it like that and smell it again. 2159 01:01:21.556 --> 01:01:22.156 I still smell pear. 2160 01:01:22.156 --> 01:01:22.706 Okay. 2161 01:01:24.156 --> 01:01:29.206 I don't smell any barrel. 2162 01:01:29.856 --> 01:01:34.606 So pear, kind of like apple, goes well with meat. 2163 01:01:35.956 --> 01:01:42.120 Bulgogi, which is Korean marinated beef, pear is used as like the 2164 01:01:42.120 --> 01:01:42.606 sweetener. 2165 01:01:43.284 --> 01:01:43.834 So, 2166 01:01:43.834 --> 01:01:43.884 I 2167 01:01:43.884 --> 01:01:44.284 so 2168 01:01:44.284 --> 01:01:45.084 didn't know that. 2169 01:01:45.084 --> 01:01:50.129 when I was thinking this, I'm thinking like, would this go well 2170 01:01:50.129 --> 01:01:54.334 with something like a bulgogi or something with a, you 2171 01:01:54.334 --> 01:01:54.384 Sounds 2172 01:01:54.384 --> 01:01:54.634 know, with 2173 01:01:54.634 --> 01:01:54.784 good. 2174 01:01:54.784 --> 01:01:56.334 a little spicy meat and 2175 01:01:56.334 --> 01:01:56.584 Yeah. 2176 01:01:56.584 --> 01:01:59.784 maybe soy sauce and something else. 2177 01:02:00.134 --> 01:02:02.084 I mean, missing the food truck. 2178 01:02:02.084 --> 01:02:02.784 Tasty, yeah? 2179 01:02:02.784 --> 01:02:04.484 Not yet, but now I'm really. 2180 01:02:09.556 --> 01:02:12.756 It's got a little tartness, but not so much that it makes 2181 01:02:12.756 --> 01:02:13.556 you go, you 2182 01:02:13.556 --> 01:02:14.256 Yeah, it's got tartness 2183 01:02:14.256 --> 01:02:14.456 know? 2184 01:02:14.456 --> 01:02:18.610 to cut through some food, which is why I'm thinking about food 2185 01:02:18.610 --> 01:02:18.956 pairing. 2186 01:02:18.956 --> 01:02:24.473 Ooh, now I taste like on the back end, it's kind of 2187 01:02:24.473 --> 01:02:27.506 a soy sauce type of a taste. 2188 01:02:29.306 --> 01:02:32.156 There's a little like, to me it's almost like gingery. 2189 01:02:32.606 --> 01:02:34.306 Maybe that's what it is. 2190 01:02:35.918 --> 01:02:37.068 Yeah, gingery, 2191 01:02:37.068 --> 01:02:37.368 Yep. 2192 01:02:37.368 --> 01:02:42.642 because it's kind of got a bit of, I don't even know 2193 01:02:42.642 --> 01:02:49.518 what the word is I would use, a spritzy like, well, 2194 01:02:49.518 --> 01:02:50.568 It is lively. 2195 01:02:50.618 --> 01:02:52.518 There's lots of carbonation, but there's like 2196 01:02:52.518 --> 01:02:52.568 yeah, 2197 01:02:52.568 --> 01:02:54.318 a pickled ginger kind of thing at the end. 2198 01:02:54.318 --> 01:02:54.918 yeah. 2199 01:02:54.918 --> 01:02:55.318 Okay. 2200 01:02:56.372 --> 01:02:57.572 that what ginger does 2201 01:02:57.572 --> 01:02:57.622 Like 2202 01:02:57.622 --> 01:02:58.122 to a 2203 01:02:58.122 --> 01:02:58.222 a ginger 2204 01:02:58.222 --> 01:02:58.422 drink 2205 01:02:58.422 --> 01:02:58.622 spice. 2206 01:02:58.622 --> 01:02:59.372 when you add 2207 01:02:59.372 --> 01:02:59.622 Yeah. 2208 01:02:59.622 --> 01:03:00.922 it to any kind of 2209 01:03:00.922 --> 01:03:00.972 Yeah. 2210 01:03:00.972 --> 01:03:01.222 uh this 2211 01:03:01.222 --> 01:03:04.052 Yeah, last step I took, the breath started coming through, so you 2212 01:03:04.052 --> 01:03:06.842 kind of get a little bit of like, you know, a funky 2213 01:03:06.842 --> 01:03:07.172 kind 2214 01:03:07.172 --> 01:03:10.422 But it's a very minor funk, but 2215 01:03:10.422 --> 01:03:10.572 is 2216 01:03:10.572 --> 01:03:10.772 it's 2217 01:03:10.772 --> 01:03:10.822 this 2218 01:03:10.822 --> 01:03:11.472 great. 2219 01:03:11.472 --> 01:03:12.172 is 2220 01:03:12.172 --> 01:03:12.872 It is well done. 2221 01:03:13.022 --> 01:03:14.072 It's really well done. 2222 01:03:14.372 --> 01:03:16.072 It's fantastic very well executed. 2223 01:03:16.922 --> 01:03:20.872 this is definitely the best beer so far on the show 2224 01:03:22.292 --> 01:03:24.342 And we've had this sit in the fridge for years. 2225 01:03:24.442 --> 01:03:24.942 I know. 2226 01:03:24.942 --> 01:03:27.942 Like how many more Hill Farms said I was going to ask 2227 01:03:27.942 --> 01:03:28.192 you, 2228 01:03:28.192 --> 01:03:28.342 How 2229 01:03:28.342 --> 01:03:28.492 do 2230 01:03:28.492 --> 01:03:28.642 many more? 2231 01:03:28.642 --> 01:03:28.842 we have 2232 01:03:28.842 --> 01:03:29.142 Like another 2233 01:03:29.142 --> 01:03:29.242 in 2234 01:03:29.242 --> 01:03:29.542 seven 2235 01:03:29.542 --> 01:03:29.792 there? 2236 01:03:29.792 --> 01:03:30.392 or so? 2237 01:03:30.392 --> 01:03:30.842 Seriously? 2238 01:03:30.842 --> 01:03:31.292 Yeah. 2239 01:03:31.292 --> 01:03:34.172 Because it seems like we've had a lot of Hill Farms said 2240 01:03:34.172 --> 01:03:34.892 on this show. 2241 01:03:34.892 --> 01:03:35.092 We have. 2242 01:03:35.242 --> 01:03:35.792 We bought 2243 01:03:35.792 --> 01:03:35.892 Well, 2244 01:03:35.892 --> 01:03:36.292 a lot of you Hill 2245 01:03:36.292 --> 01:03:36.342 guys 2246 01:03:36.342 --> 01:03:36.492 Farms 2247 01:03:36.492 --> 01:03:36.742 bought 2248 01:03:36.742 --> 01:03:36.992 back then. 2249 01:03:36.992 --> 01:03:37.442 a lot of Hill Farms 2250 01:03:37.442 --> 01:03:38.692 We need to go back. 2251 01:03:38.892 --> 01:03:40.042 That place rocks. 2252 01:03:40.942 --> 01:03:41.742 We have to go 2253 01:03:41.742 --> 01:03:41.842 I 2254 01:03:41.842 --> 01:03:42.042 back. 2255 01:03:42.042 --> 01:03:43.227 think we drank all the ox, though. 2256 01:03:43.227 --> 01:03:44.242 I think the ox is gone. 2257 01:03:44.842 --> 01:03:45.292 What? 2258 01:03:45.342 --> 01:03:45.942 I don't know. 2259 01:03:45.942 --> 01:03:48.342 There might be some more ox back there, but I think I... 2260 01:03:48.342 --> 01:03:48.592 Oh. 2261 01:03:49.012 --> 01:03:49.012 I 2262 01:03:49.012 --> 01:03:49.262 Oxbow. 2263 01:03:49.262 --> 01:03:53.762 thought you meant the brewery was closed when you said Ox 2264 01:03:53.762 --> 01:03:53.912 No, 2265 01:03:53.912 --> 01:03:54.312 was gone. 2266 01:03:54.312 --> 01:03:54.662 I 2267 01:03:54.662 --> 01:03:54.712 I'm 2268 01:03:54.712 --> 01:03:54.812 hope 2269 01:03:54.812 --> 01:03:55.112 like, 2270 01:03:55.112 --> 01:03:55.262 not. 2271 01:03:55.262 --> 01:03:55.512 how? 2272 01:03:55.512 --> 01:03:58.100 No, no, we drank all the Oxbow, I think. 2273 01:03:58.100 --> 01:04:01.550 We got a fair amount of Allagash, got a fair amount of 2274 01:04:01.550 --> 01:04:02.412 Hill Farmstead still. 2275 01:04:02.412 --> 01:04:05.262 Shit, we got to go back to New England. 2276 01:04:06.712 --> 01:04:07.887 There's lots of places we need to go. 2277 01:04:07.887 --> 01:04:09.062 We need to go back to Belgium too. 2278 01:04:09.362 --> 01:04:12.839 Yeah, but New England and then six months later we'll go back 2279 01:04:12.839 --> 01:04:13.362 to Belgium. 2280 01:04:14.228 --> 01:04:14.678 All right. 2281 01:04:14.728 --> 01:04:14.828 So 2282 01:04:14.828 --> 01:04:15.028 Oh, 2283 01:04:15.028 --> 01:04:19.448 on the trip, Bruges, the whole town is a UNESCO World Heritage 2284 01:04:19.448 --> 01:04:19.828 Site. 2285 01:04:19.928 --> 01:04:22.928 It's fucking beautiful, picturesque as hell. 2286 01:04:22.978 --> 01:04:23.484 So good. 2287 01:04:23.484 --> 01:04:24.243 It's super safe. 2288 01:04:24.243 --> 01:04:26.013 You can walk there at 3 a.m. 2289 01:04:26.013 --> 01:04:26.266 Yeah. 2290 01:04:26.266 --> 01:04:27.278 No worries of anything. 2291 01:04:27.878 --> 01:04:27.978 And 2292 01:04:27.978 --> 01:04:28.428 Super 2293 01:04:28.428 --> 01:04:28.578 that 2294 01:04:28.578 --> 01:04:28.928 cool. 2295 01:04:28.928 --> 01:04:33.778 time of year, I mean, it's still decorated for Christmas and stuff. 2296 01:04:33.828 --> 01:04:39.334 So the holiday lights and everything, all the buildings those beautiful buildings 2297 01:04:39.334 --> 01:04:41.556 were decorated with lights and 2298 01:04:41.556 --> 01:04:41.656 yep 2299 01:04:41.656 --> 01:04:46.656 it's just gorgeous just oh it didn't it made it even better 2300 01:04:46.656 --> 01:04:50.406 that it snowed which they never get snow they 2301 01:04:50.406 --> 01:04:53.275 if they get snow it melts right away as soon as the 2302 01:04:53.275 --> 01:04:56.144 sun comes up and this was the first time in like four 2303 01:04:56.144 --> 01:04:58.056 years where snow stayed the whole week day 2304 01:04:58.056 --> 01:04:58.156 of 2305 01:04:58.156 --> 01:04:58.506 and 2306 01:04:58.506 --> 01:04:58.956 course it followed 2307 01:04:58.956 --> 01:05:01.596 also us the first time in even longer that they got multiple 2308 01:05:01.596 --> 01:05:02.256 inches of snow 2309 01:05:02.356 --> 01:05:02.856 Wow. 2310 01:05:02.856 --> 01:05:07.248 and multiple days Not just one day. 2311 01:05:09.204 --> 01:05:12.804 But it made everything even more beautiful because it had snow on 2312 01:05:12.804 --> 01:05:13.704 it, you know? 2313 01:05:14.204 --> 01:05:18.496 So it was just like a perfect, picture perfect movie or a 2314 01:05:18.496 --> 01:05:18.854 postcard. 2315 01:05:18.854 --> 01:05:22.158 that's the one last thing about bruges we stopped at this cocktail 2316 01:05:22.158 --> 01:05:25.463 bar called the speakeasy and the bartender was so cool and we 2317 01:05:25.463 --> 01:05:28.767 actually met some other people that weren't on the tour from the 2318 01:05:28.767 --> 01:05:32.071 united states actually from like new york we have i won't bore 2319 01:05:32.071 --> 01:05:35.376 everyone listening with the connections that we had but the mom had 2320 01:05:35.376 --> 01:05:37.854 a little too much to drink and bought like 2321 01:05:37.780 --> 01:05:38.130 yeah But anybody 2322 01:05:38.130 --> 01:05:40.980 it's like any, but a bartender's 2323 01:05:40.980 --> 01:05:42.730 at the bar yeah 2324 01:05:42.730 --> 01:05:44.030 choice off menu drink. 2325 01:05:44.780 --> 01:05:48.613 So this guy made us these amazing things based on what our 2326 01:05:48.613 --> 01:05:50.530 preferences were and stuff like that. 2327 01:05:50.530 --> 01:05:54.201 he just kind of read you know based on what we got 2328 01:05:54.201 --> 01:05:55.730 already and He and yeah 2329 01:05:55.730 --> 01:05:58.080 asked us some questions about what we like cocktail wise. 2330 01:05:58.530 --> 01:06:02.695 and then made us drinks and that was really good he had 2331 01:06:02.695 --> 01:06:07.284 he loved it he was By the end, he was like, now 2332 01:06:07.284 --> 01:06:11.452 nobody can come in and do that again tonight because I'm at 2333 01:06:11.452 --> 01:06:11.952 Yeah, 2334 01:06:11.952 --> 01:06:12.052 my 2335 01:06:12.052 --> 01:06:12.152 he's 2336 01:06:12.152 --> 01:06:12.502 end. 2337 01:06:12.502 --> 01:06:13.402 out of inspiration. 2338 01:06:13.402 --> 01:06:14.002 Yeah. 2339 01:06:14.152 --> 01:06:17.113 But it's kind of place where if there's a party of 10 2340 01:06:17.113 --> 01:06:20.075 people that comes in, he'll send them away because it takes him 2341 01:06:20.075 --> 01:06:21.802 like five minutes to make a drink, 2342 01:06:21.802 --> 01:06:21.952 Yeah, 2343 01:06:21.952 --> 01:06:22.202 you know, 2344 01:06:22.202 --> 01:06:22.302 yeah, 2345 01:06:22.302 --> 01:06:22.452 and 2346 01:06:22.452 --> 01:06:22.752 yeah, yeah. 2347 01:06:22.752 --> 01:06:23.202 it's 2348 01:06:23.202 --> 01:06:24.452 He said it's 2349 01:06:24.452 --> 01:06:24.802 also funny, 2350 01:06:24.802 --> 01:06:25.052 all about 2351 01:06:25.052 --> 01:06:25.402 he he 2352 01:06:25.402 --> 01:06:25.802 the quality, 2353 01:06:25.802 --> 01:06:26.452 stopped he 2354 01:06:26.452 --> 01:06:27.102 not quantity. 2355 01:06:27.102 --> 01:06:29.402 stops drinking for six months at a time. 2356 01:06:30.004 --> 01:06:30.254 Yeah, 2357 01:06:30.254 --> 01:06:32.872 so he was actually in his dry period so when i told 2358 01:06:32.872 --> 01:06:35.490 him about the improved whiskey cocktail he's like that sounds i'll write 2359 01:06:35.490 --> 01:06:37.454 it down but i'm not going to drink it 2360 01:06:37.504 --> 01:06:38.964 So remind me again the improvement. 2361 01:06:38.964 --> 01:06:41.154 I know there's a little bit of absinthe like 2362 01:06:41.154 --> 01:06:41.404 it's to rye 2363 01:06:41.404 --> 01:06:43.104 as a as a wash. 2364 01:06:43.404 --> 01:06:46.104 yeah it's rye luxardo chair liqueur 2365 01:06:46.104 --> 01:06:47.104 I know there's Luxardo 2366 01:06:47.104 --> 01:06:50.889 peychaud bitters instead of angostura but i like doing half and half 2367 01:06:50.889 --> 01:06:54.673 and then you can add some simple i add like probably a 2368 01:06:54.673 --> 01:06:55.304 quarter ounce 2369 01:06:55.304 --> 01:06:55.454 little, 2370 01:06:55.454 --> 01:06:56.104 of simple and 2371 01:06:56.104 --> 01:06:56.554 yeah. 2372 01:06:56.554 --> 01:06:58.912 then just a spritz of absinthe So, yeah. 2373 01:06:58.912 --> 01:07:00.762 Because I tried to make something similar. 2374 01:07:00.812 --> 01:07:05.087 I tried to make, I did like a, you know, put absinthe 2375 01:07:05.087 --> 01:07:07.262 in, spread it around, poured out the rest. 2376 01:07:07.762 --> 01:07:09.662 I used Luxardo. 2377 01:07:10.212 --> 01:07:12.862 I used, I think it was Maker's Marks and it wasn't Rye. 2378 01:07:14.562 --> 01:07:21.295 And I think I used, yeah, I'm pretty sure I just used, 2379 01:07:21.295 --> 01:07:22.162 you know, Angostino. 2380 01:07:22.412 --> 01:07:22.712 Okay. 2381 01:07:22.712 --> 01:07:23.312 Yeah. 2382 01:07:23.312 --> 01:07:25.462 Yeah, that's gonna be dangerous. 2383 01:07:26.260 --> 01:07:30.060 It was okay, but I think you made it better. 2384 01:07:30.660 --> 01:07:31.060 Maybe 2385 01:07:31.060 --> 01:07:31.110 Yeah, 2386 01:07:31.110 --> 01:07:31.560 it was just the addition 2387 01:07:31.560 --> 01:07:31.760 I've 2388 01:07:31.760 --> 01:07:32.060 of some made extra 2389 01:07:32.060 --> 01:07:32.160 it 2390 01:07:32.160 --> 01:07:32.210 simple. 2391 01:07:32.210 --> 01:07:35.060 with barly bourbon. 2392 01:07:35.410 --> 01:07:38.460 I don't think I've made it with wheat. 2393 01:07:38.560 --> 01:07:40.110 I don't think that's... 2394 01:07:40.564 --> 01:07:43.960 now this is degrees of excellent right you know so i wouldn't 2395 01:07:43.960 --> 01:07:47.355 use makers specifically for it because that's a wheated bourbon rye that 2396 01:07:47.355 --> 01:07:50.751 spiciness seems to help you know that's the reason the missioners is 2397 01:07:50.751 --> 01:07:53.864 right up there so i can make an improved whiskey cocktail 2398 01:07:53.864 --> 01:07:57.064 So I have some like malted like malt bourbon, but 2399 01:07:57.064 --> 01:08:01.404 that'd be probably better than the wheat and then yeah so it's 2400 01:08:01.404 --> 01:08:05.744 it's like half ounce of luxardo quarter to half ounce of simple 2401 01:08:05.744 --> 01:08:08.820 based on how you like it they 2402 01:08:08.820 --> 01:08:09.070 i think 2403 01:08:09.070 --> 01:08:09.370 call yeah 2404 01:08:09.370 --> 01:08:10.620 it needed the simple yeah 2405 01:08:10.620 --> 01:08:10.770 it's 2406 01:08:10.770 --> 01:08:12.370 just a tad though it 2407 01:08:12.370 --> 01:08:12.870 but i think 2408 01:08:12.870 --> 01:08:13.170 doesn't 2409 01:08:13.170 --> 01:08:13.220 it 2410 01:08:13.220 --> 01:08:13.270 need 2411 01:08:13.270 --> 01:08:13.370 needed 2412 01:08:13.370 --> 01:08:13.520 much 2413 01:08:13.520 --> 01:08:14.720 and they needed a simple just 2414 01:08:14.720 --> 01:08:15.920 two ounces of rye 2415 01:08:15.920 --> 01:08:18.461 it depends it also depends on how much absinthe you're going to 2416 01:08:18.461 --> 01:08:19.520 put in it i think 2417 01:08:19.520 --> 01:08:20.920 so it was just like a rinse yeah 2418 01:08:20.920 --> 01:08:21.220 yeah 2419 01:08:21.220 --> 01:08:21.670 yeah yeah 2420 01:08:21.670 --> 01:08:24.570 i want to get a little spritz bottle for my absinthe 2421 01:08:24.570 --> 01:08:26.320 i think that that's the better yeah 2422 01:08:26.320 --> 01:08:26.670 absolutely 2423 01:08:26.670 --> 01:08:29.070 i i try to do it with a bar spoon but i'd 2424 01:08:29.070 --> 01:08:31.470 rather put it in a spritz bottle because i'm never going to 2425 01:08:31.470 --> 01:08:32.270 need more because absinthe 2426 01:08:32.270 --> 01:08:35.639 all about aerosolization that's really what you want the absinthe for it's 2427 01:08:35.639 --> 01:08:39.086 just just there for the the the aroma and stuff that you 2428 01:08:39.086 --> 01:08:39.678 definitely absent 2429 01:08:39.678 --> 01:08:44.478 so great cocktail bar they'll they'll put a bow on rouge um 2430 01:08:44.478 --> 01:08:45.228 Oh, yeah. 2431 01:08:45.228 --> 01:08:48.521 one of the things is we did we want we didn't want 2432 01:08:48.521 --> 01:08:51.813 to be the drunkards who didn't do anything cultural on the trip 2433 01:08:51.813 --> 01:08:55.106 but the weather is like you should just go drink more beer 2434 01:08:55.106 --> 01:08:56.478 you know because the weather 2435 01:08:56.478 --> 01:08:56.628 It 2436 01:08:56.628 --> 01:08:57.078 was was pretty bad 2437 01:08:57.078 --> 01:08:58.228 pretty shitty. 2438 01:08:58.478 --> 01:09:00.658 it's it's I mean, 2439 01:09:00.658 --> 01:09:00.808 Yeah, 2440 01:09:00.808 --> 01:09:00.858 that's 2441 01:09:00.858 --> 01:09:01.358 beer 2442 01:09:01.358 --> 01:09:01.908 what we were primarily 2443 01:09:01.908 --> 01:09:02.608 is culture, right? 2444 01:09:02.608 --> 01:09:03.408 there for 2445 01:09:03.408 --> 01:09:03.458 I 2446 01:09:03.458 --> 01:09:03.808 right but 2447 01:09:03.808 --> 01:09:08.008 know and then we did a day trip to Ghent and Ghent 2448 01:09:08.008 --> 01:09:11.908 was my favorite place well I I loved Ypres too I 2449 01:09:11.908 --> 01:09:12.308 Ypres was cool. 2450 01:09:12.308 --> 01:09:12.708 don't I 2451 01:09:12.708 --> 01:09:13.058 That's where 2452 01:09:13.058 --> 01:09:13.108 don't 2453 01:09:13.108 --> 01:09:13.408 Ghent's where the 2454 01:09:13.408 --> 01:09:13.458 know 2455 01:09:13.458 --> 01:09:13.808 this came from. 2456 01:09:13.808 --> 01:09:15.258 yep that's where that came from 2457 01:09:15.258 --> 01:09:20.991 and Ghent is such a quaint well Ypres too I loved it 2458 01:09:20.991 --> 01:09:27.956 I loved it it was just I think the architecture was even 2459 01:09:27.956 --> 01:09:33.078 more interesting than Bruges and Ypres, definitely better than Brussels. 2460 01:09:33.078 --> 01:09:35.606 Brussels is just a very, I 2461 01:09:35.606 --> 01:09:36.356 there's the like 2462 01:09:36.356 --> 01:09:36.606 mean, 2463 01:09:36.606 --> 01:09:37.006 historic square 2464 01:09:37.006 --> 01:09:38.456 it's the capital, so it's just, 2465 01:09:38.456 --> 01:09:38.506 there's 2466 01:09:38.506 --> 01:09:39.306 you know, yeah. 2467 01:09:39.306 --> 01:09:43.111 the there's the the grand place the grand plus the historic square 2468 01:09:43.111 --> 01:09:46.915 that place is beautiful some of the stuff around there but then 2469 01:09:46.915 --> 01:09:50.720 it's also the capital of belgium and the head the seat of 2470 01:09:50.720 --> 01:09:55.572 the eu right so there's so much more modern city stuff there, 2471 01:09:55.572 --> 01:09:55.922 Mm 2472 01:09:55.922 --> 01:09:55.972 you 2473 01:09:55.972 --> 01:09:56.072 -hmm. 2474 01:09:56.072 --> 01:09:56.422 know, so. 2475 01:09:56.422 --> 01:09:59.972 And it's also just not very safe when you go. 2476 01:10:00.000 --> 01:10:03.350 outside of the square, but no, Ghent was... 2477 01:10:04.084 --> 01:10:05.934 I do think that Ghent was 2478 01:10:05.934 --> 01:10:05.984 I 2479 01:10:05.984 --> 01:10:06.284 my favorite. 2480 01:10:06.284 --> 01:10:07.884 mean, Ghent's a college town. 2481 01:10:07.884 --> 01:10:09.884 I would have gone to CERN, but that's just me. 2482 01:10:09.934 --> 01:10:11.184 I mean, if we would 2483 01:10:11.184 --> 01:10:11.484 Geneva. 2484 01:10:11.484 --> 01:10:13.134 have had other 2485 01:10:13.134 --> 01:10:13.634 near Geneva. 2486 01:10:13.634 --> 01:10:18.655 opportunities, but we did have the one day that we ended up, 2487 01:10:18.655 --> 01:10:20.747 but that's moving fast forwarding. 2488 01:10:20.747 --> 01:10:21.584 So Ghent 2489 01:10:21.584 --> 01:10:25.734 So Ghent didn't have, they had one brewery, we had lunch there. 2490 01:10:25.834 --> 01:10:27.073 It was called Dock Brewing. 2491 01:10:27.073 --> 01:10:30.047 It was the most like American brew pub kind of thing, actually 2492 01:10:30.047 --> 01:10:31.534 in a food hall kind of. 2493 01:10:31.380 --> 01:10:36.055 kind of place, but Greg, I had the best meal I expect 2494 01:10:36.055 --> 01:10:38.630 I will ever have at a brewery. 2495 01:10:39.220 --> 01:10:40.420 That was phenomenal. 2496 01:10:40.620 --> 01:10:42.750 It was a classic Belgian lunch. 2497 01:10:42.750 --> 01:10:44.170 It was smoked pork. 2498 01:10:44.320 --> 01:10:46.770 It was ribs, but it was below the bony part. 2499 01:10:46.870 --> 01:10:48.790 So there was a little bit of cartilage, but you could usually 2500 01:10:48.790 --> 01:10:49.270 just eat it. 2501 01:10:49.370 --> 01:10:52.470 It was, I forget what they put in the mashed potatoes. 2502 01:10:52.470 --> 01:10:53.470 Oh, I can tell 2503 01:10:53.470 --> 01:10:53.620 What 2504 01:10:53.620 --> 01:10:53.820 you. 2505 01:10:53.820 --> 01:10:55.920 was in the potatoes, not on the potatoes. 2506 01:10:55.920 --> 01:10:57.320 Oh, oh, you 2507 01:10:57.320 --> 01:10:58.120 Yeah, I forget 2508 01:10:58.120 --> 01:10:58.720 had to ask, 2509 01:10:58.720 --> 01:11:00.100 what's in the potatoes. 2510 01:11:00.100 --> 01:11:02.170 On the potatoes was fried capers 2511 01:11:02.170 --> 01:11:02.270 which 2512 01:11:02.270 --> 01:11:02.720 and quinoa. 2513 01:11:02.720 --> 01:11:04.020 I was the one who figured 2514 01:11:04.020 --> 01:11:04.120 And 2515 01:11:04.120 --> 01:11:04.470 that out. 2516 01:11:04.470 --> 01:11:05.870 then they had an endive. 2517 01:11:06.132 --> 01:11:09.040 quartered endive that was grilled and then dressed and Mm stuff like 2518 01:11:09.040 --> 01:11:09.282 that 2519 01:11:09.282 --> 01:11:09.432 -hmm. 2520 01:11:09.432 --> 01:11:10.382 it was um 2521 01:11:10.382 --> 01:11:11.332 Wait, was, 2522 01:11:11.382 --> 01:11:11.432 endive 2523 01:11:11.432 --> 01:11:12.982 and then there was, um, 2524 01:11:12.982 --> 01:11:13.382 the 2525 01:11:13.382 --> 01:11:13.632 was 2526 01:11:13.632 --> 01:11:13.982 cabbage and 2527 01:11:13.982 --> 01:11:14.332 cabbage. 2528 01:11:14.332 --> 01:11:14.832 endive yeah yeah 2529 01:11:14.832 --> 01:11:15.082 Yeah. 2530 01:11:15.082 --> 01:11:15.582 yeah it 2531 01:11:15.582 --> 01:11:17.232 Oh, is that what that was called? 2532 01:11:17.232 --> 01:11:18.182 was endive yeah 2533 01:11:18.882 --> 01:11:19.332 Okay. 2534 01:11:19.832 --> 01:11:21.082 It was so good. 2535 01:11:22.036 --> 01:11:22.036 Tell 2536 01:11:22.036 --> 01:11:22.336 I, 2537 01:11:22.336 --> 01:11:23.486 us how you can make at home. 2538 01:11:23.486 --> 01:11:24.436 yeah, yeah. 2539 01:11:24.436 --> 01:11:24.536 Absolutely. 2540 01:11:24.536 --> 01:11:27.804 Well, I mean, other than the seasonings and everything that made it 2541 01:11:27.804 --> 01:11:28.586 so damn good, 2542 01:11:28.586 --> 01:11:28.636 The 2543 01:11:28.636 --> 01:11:29.336 but it's 2544 01:11:29.336 --> 01:11:31.286 potatoes were to die something for. 2545 01:11:31.286 --> 01:11:32.956 to work on for sure. 2546 01:11:32.956 --> 01:11:36.966 And, you know, I've been to over 400 breweries, easily the best 2547 01:11:36.966 --> 01:11:38.636 brewery meal I've ever had. 2548 01:11:38.636 --> 01:11:41.936 I mean, the trick to restaurant potatoes is to put one of 2549 01:11:41.936 --> 01:11:44.686 those sives and push your potatoes through it so that... 2550 01:11:45.236 --> 01:11:48.624 so that really it really fluffs up and separates and then i 2551 01:11:48.624 --> 01:11:52.012 would definitely add some kind of like some kind of like beef 2552 01:11:52.012 --> 01:11:54.836 fat or something to it to give it a little 2553 01:11:54.836 --> 01:11:55.536 There bit of was a another, 2554 01:11:55.536 --> 01:12:00.386 yeah that was some kind of like it wasn't cardamom shit 2555 01:12:00.386 --> 01:12:02.236 don't remember at all. 2556 01:12:02.436 --> 01:12:04.223 I think there was another vegetable in there. 2557 01:12:04.223 --> 01:12:05.786 I don't know if it was cauliflower. 2558 01:12:06.686 --> 01:12:07.486 I don't know. 2559 01:12:07.486 --> 01:12:09.136 car is a seasoning though 2560 01:12:09.986 --> 01:12:10.436 Yeah. 2561 01:12:11.124 --> 01:12:14.758 anyway i don't think i'll ever have a better brewery meal and 2562 01:12:14.758 --> 01:12:18.393 and i think i'm only gonna have a handful of better meals 2563 01:12:18.393 --> 01:12:21.724 in my life kind of thing like it was the best 2564 01:12:21.724 --> 01:12:23.024 It was so good. 2565 01:12:23.124 --> 01:12:25.324 Yeah, that brewery was fun, too. 2566 01:12:25.474 --> 01:12:26.324 It was a lot 2567 01:12:26.324 --> 01:12:26.474 it 2568 01:12:26.474 --> 01:12:26.674 of fun. 2569 01:12:26.674 --> 01:12:30.103 was a nice break i mean i didn't want to drink ipas 2570 01:12:30.103 --> 01:12:30.674 and stuff 2571 01:12:30.674 --> 01:12:30.824 Yes. 2572 01:12:30.824 --> 01:12:35.664 but but this was like on the quality of dancing no more 2573 01:12:35.664 --> 01:12:36.874 better kind of 2574 01:12:37.556 --> 01:12:38.106 Brewery. 2575 01:12:38.106 --> 01:12:39.318 So they had some IPA. 2576 01:12:39.318 --> 01:12:40.288 Shannon drank the IPAs. 2577 01:12:40.288 --> 01:12:42.956 They had three Grisettes on, so I drank all of those. 2578 01:12:42.956 --> 01:12:47.059 Yeah, in hindsight, I would have drank something different because by the 2579 01:12:47.059 --> 01:12:51.206 end of the trip, I was like, Belgian beers all the way, 2580 01:12:51.306 --> 01:12:53.206 no more IPA. 2581 01:12:53.756 --> 01:12:59.606 I'm sold on Belgian beers and not drinking anything else. 2582 01:13:00.106 --> 01:13:01.706 I want to change the subject very quickly. 2583 01:13:01.956 --> 01:13:03.906 I think you've asked before what a... 2584 01:13:04.628 --> 01:13:06.828 Chicago hot dog is yeah 2585 01:13:06.828 --> 01:13:08.678 Pickles and mustard. 2586 01:13:08.678 --> 01:13:10.678 that doesn't picture it here's 2587 01:13:10.678 --> 01:13:11.678 There's no ketchup. 2588 01:13:11.678 --> 01:13:12.678 There's no mayonnaise. 2589 01:13:12.728 --> 01:13:13.828 Pickle, mustard, and what? 2590 01:13:14.078 --> 01:13:14.878 I can't. 2591 01:13:14.878 --> 01:13:15.628 Oh, tomato. 2592 01:13:15.628 --> 01:13:21.228 yeah the shredded slices relish yeah no ketchup no mustard peppers 2593 01:13:21.228 --> 01:13:22.778 I thought there was mustard. 2594 01:13:23.924 --> 01:13:26.174 there may be mustard there's definitely no ketchup there's 2595 01:13:26.174 --> 01:13:26.424 Are 2596 01:13:26.424 --> 01:13:26.524 Yeah, 2597 01:13:26.524 --> 01:13:26.774 no you sure? 2598 01:13:26.774 --> 01:13:27.774 there's definitely no ketchup, 2599 01:13:27.774 --> 01:13:28.124 Neon 2600 01:13:28.124 --> 01:13:29.024 but I relish, thought there was. 2601 01:13:29.024 --> 01:13:29.674 pickles, 2602 01:13:30.024 --> 01:13:33.074 yeah there's jalapenos here it's peppers there's 2603 01:13:33.074 --> 01:13:33.524 Nice. 2604 01:13:33.524 --> 01:13:37.344 onions but yeah that was forget where that was i think that 2605 01:13:37.344 --> 01:13:41.164 was from a food truck but that was a pretty decent approximation 2606 01:13:41.164 --> 01:13:43.074 of a chicago style hot dog 2607 01:13:43.924 --> 01:13:48.324 What's that place down in Homestead that has the different hot dogs? 2608 01:13:49.140 --> 01:13:54.920 That sucks to that, like an LL Bean, but tiny version, like 2609 01:13:54.920 --> 01:13:57.890 that has hiking equipment, REI type. 2610 01:14:00.090 --> 01:14:01.340 I don't know what you're talking about, 2611 01:14:01.340 --> 01:14:01.440 Yeah, 2612 01:14:01.440 --> 01:14:02.490 it's not the place that 2613 01:14:02.490 --> 01:14:02.590 no, 2614 01:14:02.590 --> 01:14:02.940 you're thinking. 2615 01:14:02.940 --> 01:14:04.190 it's just like, yeah, you do. 2616 01:14:05.790 --> 01:14:07.440 Six something. 2617 01:14:07.990 --> 01:14:08.940 6'7". 2618 01:14:09.440 --> 01:14:10.590 Six, seven. 2619 01:14:10.840 --> 01:14:11.240 Six, seven. 2620 01:14:11.690 --> 01:14:15.940 No, maybe it's not at Homestead. 2621 01:14:17.044 --> 01:14:17.694 Where is that? 2622 01:14:17.694 --> 01:14:18.744 How about D's? 2623 01:14:18.744 --> 01:14:19.244 Yes! 2624 01:14:19.694 --> 01:14:19.994 D! 2625 01:14:19.994 --> 01:14:20.794 Raisins Square. 2626 01:14:20.794 --> 01:14:22.394 Regent Square is Homestead. 2627 01:14:22.394 --> 01:14:23.594 Yeah, they have a There's Starbucks 2628 01:14:23.594 --> 01:14:23.644 one 2629 01:14:23.644 --> 01:14:23.694 there. 2630 01:14:23.694 --> 01:14:24.294 on the way here. 2631 01:14:24.394 --> 01:14:26.194 There's one like, what is 2632 01:14:26.194 --> 01:14:26.344 What? 2633 01:14:26.344 --> 01:14:29.194 it, by Westmoreland in that area. 2634 01:14:29.194 --> 01:14:30.144 There's a D's? 2635 01:14:30.144 --> 01:14:31.076 There was one in Monroeville. 2636 01:14:31.076 --> 01:14:32.194 I don't think it's there anymore. 2637 01:14:32.594 --> 01:14:34.794 No, it's a dad's pub and grub now. 2638 01:14:34.794 --> 01:14:35.794 No, there's a D's. 2639 01:14:35.794 --> 01:14:36.794 I Is pass it. 2640 01:14:36.794 --> 01:14:37.944 it D's here? 2641 01:14:38.144 --> 01:14:38.369 Close. 2642 01:14:38.369 --> 01:14:38.594 Yeah. 2643 01:14:39.294 --> 01:14:40.294 Where is it? 2644 01:14:41.044 --> 01:14:41.644 let's see 2645 01:14:41.644 --> 01:14:45.194 They have great hot dogs and all different styles, including Chicago 2646 01:14:45.194 --> 01:14:48.756 yeah they do Chicago for sure they have the neon green relish 2647 01:14:48.756 --> 01:14:49.944 that's the most authentic 2648 01:14:49.944 --> 01:14:50.144 Murray's 2649 01:14:50.144 --> 01:14:50.394 Chicago 2650 01:14:50.394 --> 01:14:50.544 yeah 2651 01:14:50.544 --> 01:14:51.294 one oh 2652 01:14:51.294 --> 01:14:52.594 It's in just bear 2653 01:14:52.594 --> 01:14:54.894 oh the one in Marysville okay yeah you 2654 01:14:54.894 --> 01:14:57.144 there we haven't been there to 2655 01:14:57.144 --> 01:14:58.144 you have oh 2656 01:14:58.144 --> 01:14:58.594 that one. 2657 01:14:58.594 --> 01:15:02.541 yes when we would live in the city and go do hiking 2658 01:15:02.541 --> 01:15:04.844 and stuff out in the wilderness oh 2659 01:15:04.844 --> 01:15:08.144 Okay, but since we've lived here we haven't been there. 2660 01:15:08.144 --> 01:15:08.294 we haven't 2661 01:15:08.294 --> 01:15:09.492 Okay All 2662 01:15:09.492 --> 01:15:09.792 it's 2663 01:15:09.792 --> 01:15:09.942 right. 2664 01:15:09.942 --> 01:15:13.792 like around about 13 miles away which is probably yeah 2665 01:15:13.792 --> 01:15:14.742 45 minutes. 2666 01:15:14.742 --> 01:15:15.992 but well about a half hour 2667 01:15:16.742 --> 01:15:20.042 Alright, our next beer is Nancy from Allagash. 2668 01:15:20.142 --> 01:15:28.242 This is a tart red fermented with main cherries and bread. 2669 01:15:29.042 --> 01:15:30.092 Mean cherries. 2670 01:15:30.092 --> 01:15:30.942 Open cautiously, the contents 2671 01:15:30.942 --> 01:15:31.142 So 2672 01:15:31.142 --> 01:15:31.342 are under 2673 01:15:31.342 --> 01:15:31.542 I wonder 2674 01:15:31.542 --> 01:15:31.592 pressure. 2675 01:15:31.592 --> 01:15:34.092 what the difference in the flavor is 2676 01:15:34.092 --> 01:15:34.192 6 2677 01:15:34.192 --> 01:15:34.492 between 2678 01:15:34.492 --> 01:15:34.542 .8 2679 01:15:34.542 --> 01:15:36.142 nice cherries and mean cherries. 2680 01:15:37.620 --> 01:15:37.820 Hmm. 2681 01:15:38.670 --> 01:15:41.320 Mean cherries, I can tell you right now just on the nose, 2682 01:15:41.420 --> 01:15:41.920 they're tart. 2683 01:15:42.620 --> 01:15:43.770 The Brett is apparent. 2684 01:15:43.920 --> 01:15:47.620 It's kind of a funky cherry here, like almost horse blanket. 2685 01:15:47.920 --> 01:15:48.370 Yes. 2686 01:15:49.720 --> 01:15:53.670 Maine-grown Balaton and Montmorency cherries. 2687 01:15:53.670 --> 01:15:54.270 Dusty leather. 2688 01:15:54.720 --> 01:15:55.870 It's the algae. 2689 01:15:56.370 --> 01:15:56.895 Yep. 2690 01:15:56.895 --> 01:15:57.420 Nancy. 2691 01:15:58.070 --> 01:15:58.820 Nancy. 2692 01:15:59.220 --> 01:15:59.820 Wow. 2693 01:16:00.620 --> 01:16:01.170 Wow. 2694 01:16:03.028 --> 01:16:04.128 We lost your soundboard. 2695 01:16:04.128 --> 01:16:07.028 Now I'm getting a little bit of like washed rind cheese aroma. 2696 01:16:07.028 --> 01:16:07.178 Wow. 2697 01:16:08.278 --> 01:16:09.878 Haven't got to the cherries yet. 2698 01:16:10.828 --> 01:16:12.328 You haven't gotten to the... 2699 01:16:12.328 --> 01:16:12.378 I 2700 01:16:12.378 --> 01:16:12.628 No, 2701 01:16:12.628 --> 01:16:12.878 was there. 2702 01:16:12.878 --> 01:16:13.178 I'm smelling. 2703 01:16:13.178 --> 01:16:13.228 It's 2704 01:16:13.228 --> 01:16:13.728 What? 2705 01:16:13.728 --> 01:16:13.878 there. 2706 01:16:13.878 --> 01:16:14.578 I'm smelling the 2707 01:16:14.578 --> 01:16:14.828 I don't mean everything. 2708 01:16:14.828 --> 01:16:17.028 funk and the cheese is what I'm smelling right now. 2709 01:16:17.178 --> 01:16:17.678 Wow. 2710 01:16:18.516 --> 01:16:20.266 it's there it's kind of right in the middle 2711 01:16:20.266 --> 01:16:20.416 Oh, 2712 01:16:20.416 --> 01:16:20.816 like 2713 01:16:20.816 --> 01:16:21.266 it was right 2714 01:16:21.266 --> 01:16:21.316 I'm 2715 01:16:21.316 --> 01:16:21.566 a no 2716 01:16:21.566 --> 01:16:21.666 off. 2717 01:16:21.666 --> 01:16:25.616 getting like big Limburger cheese vibes right now. 2718 01:16:25.616 --> 01:16:28.969 i'm getting that too but i'm like i feel like there's like 2719 01:16:28.969 --> 01:16:32.322 if you imagine the of someone going to try to vocalize and 2720 01:16:32.322 --> 01:16:35.675 and also express whatever so i said there's cherries at the bottom 2721 01:16:35.675 --> 01:16:39.028 like a stick and then it grows up like a y and 2722 01:16:39.028 --> 01:16:42.381 then in that y there's that cheesiness and limburger and stuff like 2723 01:16:42.381 --> 01:16:46.196 that but at the bottom in the center Is that sharing is 2724 01:16:46.196 --> 01:16:46.396 yeah, 2725 01:16:46.396 --> 01:16:48.046 Oh, now I got the cherries almost. 2726 01:16:48.146 --> 01:16:51.046 Yeah, kind of like a cherry cordial is what I smelled. 2727 01:16:51.596 --> 01:16:53.246 yeah, it's it's 2728 01:16:53.246 --> 01:16:54.196 now see i'm 2729 01:16:54.196 --> 01:16:54.496 covered 2730 01:16:54.496 --> 01:16:54.546 Covered 2731 01:16:54.546 --> 01:16:54.696 yes 2732 01:16:54.696 --> 01:16:55.546 with stinky cheese. 2733 01:16:55.546 --> 01:16:56.596 it's it's covered 2734 01:16:56.596 --> 01:16:58.396 i don't get the i 2735 01:16:58.396 --> 01:16:58.746 Well, 2736 01:16:58.746 --> 01:16:58.796 don't 2737 01:16:58.796 --> 01:16:59.346 be happy you 2738 01:16:59.346 --> 01:16:59.546 get 2739 01:16:59.546 --> 01:16:59.746 don't get 2740 01:16:59.746 --> 01:16:59.796 the 2741 01:16:59.796 --> 01:16:59.946 the stinky 2742 01:16:59.946 --> 01:17:00.146 cheese 2743 01:17:00.146 --> 01:17:00.346 cheese 2744 01:17:00.346 --> 01:17:00.546 no 2745 01:17:00.546 --> 01:17:00.946 because it's 2746 01:17:00.946 --> 01:17:01.346 i'm 2747 01:17:01.346 --> 01:17:01.546 not the 2748 01:17:01.546 --> 01:17:01.746 i 2749 01:17:01.746 --> 01:17:01.796 kind 2750 01:17:01.796 --> 01:17:01.896 am 2751 01:17:01.896 --> 01:17:02.096 of cheese 2752 01:17:02.096 --> 01:17:02.196 happy 2753 01:17:02.196 --> 01:17:02.496 you like. 2754 01:17:02.496 --> 01:17:03.646 no i know 2755 01:17:04.980 --> 01:17:05.230 All 2756 01:17:05.230 --> 01:17:05.280 Yeah, 2757 01:17:05.280 --> 01:17:05.405 right. 2758 01:17:05.405 --> 01:17:05.530 Well, 2759 01:17:05.680 --> 01:17:06.030 it smells like 2760 01:17:06.030 --> 01:17:06.230 I'm 2761 01:17:06.230 --> 01:17:06.530 a roquefort. 2762 01:17:06.530 --> 01:17:08.430 not going to smell it anymore because I don't 2763 01:17:08.430 --> 01:17:08.530 want It 2764 01:17:08.530 --> 01:17:08.780 to smell 2765 01:17:08.780 --> 01:17:08.880 smells 2766 01:17:08.880 --> 01:17:09.130 the stinky 2767 01:17:09.130 --> 01:17:09.380 a little bit 2768 01:17:09.380 --> 01:17:09.530 cheese. 2769 01:17:09.530 --> 01:17:11.230 like the roquefort I have in the fridge. 2770 01:17:11.230 --> 01:17:12.430 It smells like what? 2771 01:17:12.730 --> 01:17:13.180 Roquefort. 2772 01:17:14.230 --> 01:17:14.730 Blue cheese. 2773 01:17:14.730 --> 01:17:16.130 Oh, okay. 2774 01:17:17.430 --> 01:17:18.730 But a really funky blue cheese. 2775 01:17:19.830 --> 01:17:22.880 That's not as tart or funky on the flavor. 2776 01:17:23.380 --> 01:17:26.330 It's kind of a dry, it's surprisingly. 2777 01:17:28.580 --> 01:17:30.330 This is really good. 2778 01:17:31.700 --> 01:17:32.500 This is really, 2779 01:17:32.500 --> 01:17:33.750 The cherry is bright, 2780 01:17:33.750 --> 01:17:34.350 really good. 2781 01:17:34.350 --> 01:17:38.470 but not, it's sweet for what it is, but it's not like 2782 01:17:38.470 --> 01:17:39.500 a sweet cherry. 2783 01:17:39.500 --> 01:17:39.800 No. 2784 01:17:39.800 --> 01:17:42.800 It's a bright, saturated cherry flavor. 2785 01:17:43.700 --> 01:17:50.450 It's more cherry pie-esque than a fresh cherry. 2786 01:17:50.450 --> 01:17:52.200 Yeah, pie filling. 2787 01:17:52.350 --> 01:17:54.150 There's a cherry pie filling kind of vibe. 2788 01:17:54.932 --> 01:17:59.125 Now, see, I think a cherry pie filling is still too tart 2789 01:17:59.125 --> 01:18:00.482 and too sweet, if 2790 01:18:00.482 --> 01:18:00.982 Okay. 2791 01:18:00.982 --> 01:18:03.282 you can imagine those two, 2792 01:18:03.282 --> 01:18:03.632 Well, 2793 01:18:03.632 --> 01:18:03.732 but 2794 01:18:03.732 --> 01:18:05.532 yeah, it's not really sweet, 2795 01:18:05.532 --> 01:18:05.632 it's 2796 01:18:05.632 --> 01:18:06.182 but I mean, but the 2797 01:18:06.182 --> 01:18:06.232 mild, 2798 01:18:06.232 --> 01:18:09.282 flavor of the cherry that's coming through with 2799 01:18:09.282 --> 01:18:10.782 yeah, in a mild way. 2800 01:18:11.932 --> 01:18:16.132 a hint of that Jolly Rancher kind of thing. 2801 01:18:16.582 --> 01:18:17.032 Yeah. 2802 01:18:17.682 --> 01:18:19.282 It's well put together for sure. 2803 01:18:19.582 --> 01:18:20.432 It is. 2804 01:18:20.432 --> 01:18:23.482 There's an underneath, there's some warming spices. 2805 01:18:24.468 --> 01:18:25.068 Like there's 2806 01:18:25.068 --> 01:18:25.168 a I 2807 01:18:25.168 --> 01:18:27.318 cinnamon and clove thing going 2808 01:18:28.068 --> 01:18:31.991 I can, yeah, I'm on the third or fourth sip and I 2809 01:18:31.991 --> 01:18:32.318 can. 2810 01:18:32.318 --> 01:18:35.453 I don't think that they're actually in there and just like it's 2811 01:18:35.453 --> 01:18:38.589 sort of implying them so so like even their absence sort of 2812 01:18:38.589 --> 01:18:40.418 makes me feel makes me taste them 2813 01:18:41.618 --> 01:18:45.338 So then after our day trip to Ghent, we packed up out 2814 01:18:45.338 --> 01:18:49.058 of the hotel and took the bus to not really like southern 2815 01:18:49.058 --> 01:18:50.768 Belgium, but like on the west side. 2816 01:18:51.252 --> 01:18:54.752 We're serious down in Wallonia, which is the French-speaking part of Belgium, 2817 01:18:54.852 --> 01:18:58.552 across the border into France again and go to Brasserie Albaron. 2818 01:18:58.602 --> 01:18:59.652 Then a snowstorm. 2819 01:19:00.252 --> 01:19:02.989 In a snowstorm, the trip which should have taken us two hours 2820 01:19:02.989 --> 01:19:03.552 took us three. 2821 01:19:04.244 --> 01:19:05.044 and we 2822 01:19:05.044 --> 01:19:05.594 And we 2823 01:19:05.594 --> 01:19:05.944 had to had 2824 01:19:05.944 --> 01:19:06.944 weren't supposed to be there, 2825 01:19:06.944 --> 01:19:10.657 to reroute because i guess france wasn't on the highways wasn't allowing 2826 01:19:10.657 --> 01:19:11.894 large vehicles into france 2827 01:19:11.894 --> 01:19:12.494 and we 2828 01:19:12.494 --> 01:19:12.594 so 2829 01:19:12.594 --> 01:19:12.944 were on the 2830 01:19:12.944 --> 01:19:13.144 they took 2831 01:19:13.144 --> 01:19:13.194 big 2832 01:19:13.194 --> 01:19:13.444 back 2833 01:19:13.444 --> 01:19:13.494 massive 2834 01:19:13.494 --> 01:19:13.944 roads but 2835 01:19:13.944 --> 01:19:14.244 bus. 2836 01:19:14.244 --> 01:19:17.824 alberon was pretty cool kind of doing a lot of saisons and 2837 01:19:17.824 --> 01:19:21.405 things like that the place is 60 meters from the border so 2838 01:19:21.405 --> 01:19:24.985 like in their backyard there's these two flags a french flag and 2839 01:19:24.985 --> 01:19:28.565 a belgian flag and that's that was a good time the bus 2840 01:19:28.565 --> 01:19:32.146 couldn't get to the brewery because of the snow so we had 2841 01:19:32.146 --> 01:19:33.777 to We had to park up the hill and walk like a 2842 01:19:33.777 --> 01:19:34.062 half mile 2843 01:19:34.062 --> 01:19:34.162 after 2844 01:19:34.162 --> 01:19:34.562 to the brewery. 2845 01:19:34.562 --> 01:19:36.512 the bus had to back up yeah 2846 01:19:36.512 --> 01:19:37.012 Wow. 2847 01:19:37.012 --> 01:19:37.662 So that was 2848 01:19:37.662 --> 01:19:37.712 it 2849 01:19:37.712 --> 01:19:38.012 fun. 2850 01:19:38.012 --> 01:19:40.562 was it was a really interesting I mean there's there's so much 2851 01:19:40.562 --> 01:19:43.112 more about the story but yeah it was I really want cool 2852 01:19:43.112 --> 01:19:45.956 to kind of keep it brief because I, you know, I think 2853 01:19:45.956 --> 01:19:47.162 we're kind of running out of time. 2854 01:19:47.162 --> 01:19:48.412 yeah we are you 2855 01:19:48.412 --> 01:19:50.541 I had lunch, had rabbit and plums. 2856 01:19:50.541 --> 01:19:51.312 That was good. 2857 01:19:51.562 --> 01:19:52.762 Went to another brewery. 2858 01:19:52.762 --> 01:19:54.062 had rabbit and plums yeah 2859 01:19:54.062 --> 01:19:55.562 Yeah, you had a burger, right? 2860 01:19:56.062 --> 01:19:56.462 Yeah. 2861 01:19:56.612 --> 01:19:57.862 What's wrong with rabbit and plums? 2862 01:19:58.484 --> 01:19:58.934 I didn't 2863 01:19:58.934 --> 01:19:59.084 So 2864 01:19:59.084 --> 01:19:59.834 even want rabbit. 2865 01:20:00.000 --> 01:20:00.500 Just grab it. 2866 01:20:00.700 --> 01:20:01.450 I don't know why. 2867 01:20:01.450 --> 01:20:02.800 I tasted it, remember? 2868 01:20:02.800 --> 01:20:04.050 Yeah, and you liked it. 2869 01:20:04.350 --> 01:20:05.300 Tastes like squirrel. 2870 01:20:06.004 --> 01:20:07.794 But I don't know what squirrel tastes like. 2871 01:20:07.794 --> 01:20:09.137 I know what gator tastes like. 2872 01:20:09.137 --> 01:20:10.704 I don't know what squirrel tastes like. 2873 01:20:10.704 --> 01:20:11.954 It's just another, then 2874 01:20:11.954 --> 01:20:15.204 Yeah, I just didn't want to order it as my meal. 2875 01:20:15.304 --> 01:20:16.704 I didn't want to eat rabbit. 2876 01:20:16.904 --> 01:20:17.204 Those 2877 01:20:17.204 --> 01:20:18.004 the next day, 2878 01:20:18.004 --> 01:20:18.054 they're 2879 01:20:18.054 --> 01:20:18.354 my 2880 01:20:18.354 --> 01:20:18.754 fluffy and 2881 01:20:18.754 --> 01:20:18.854 bucket 2882 01:20:18.854 --> 01:20:19.104 cute. 2883 01:20:19.104 --> 01:20:20.154 list was fulfilled. 2884 01:20:20.354 --> 01:20:20.604 No, 2885 01:20:20.604 --> 01:20:22.204 deer are fluffy and cute and 2886 01:20:22.204 --> 01:20:22.304 No, 2887 01:20:22.304 --> 01:20:22.754 they taste great 2888 01:20:22.754 --> 01:20:23.854 they are tick ridden. 2889 01:20:23.854 --> 01:20:25.054 they don't taste great. 2890 01:20:25.054 --> 01:20:25.204 Tick back. 2891 01:20:25.204 --> 01:20:26.204 Deer are kind of gross. 2892 01:20:26.204 --> 01:20:27.004 I mean, it's fine. 2893 01:20:27.104 --> 01:20:28.604 You can prepare it with enough butter. 2894 01:20:28.704 --> 01:20:29.254 It might taste good, 2895 01:20:29.254 --> 01:20:29.354 yeah cows 2896 01:20:29.354 --> 01:20:29.754 but yeah. 2897 01:20:29.754 --> 01:20:30.904 Cows are cute, though. 2898 01:20:30.904 --> 01:20:31.754 Deer is not cute. 2899 01:20:31.754 --> 01:20:33.716 are very cute and they taste fantastic Yes. 2900 01:20:33.716 --> 01:20:34.966 I don't know what they really do. 2901 01:20:35.266 --> 01:20:35.916 All right. 2902 01:20:35.916 --> 01:20:35.966 oh 2903 01:20:35.966 --> 01:20:37.616 So the next day, all 2904 01:20:37.616 --> 01:20:39.416 Caps are even cuter and beer is 2905 01:20:39.416 --> 01:20:39.516 right. 2906 01:20:39.516 --> 01:20:40.016 even better. 2907 01:20:40.366 --> 01:20:44.666 Guys, you're taking away from my most important part of my story. 2908 01:20:44.666 --> 01:20:44.916 Sorry. 2909 01:20:44.916 --> 01:20:45.166 Sorry. 2910 01:20:45.966 --> 01:20:46.666 Ever since. 2911 01:20:46.666 --> 01:20:47.766 you were getting somewhere actually 2912 01:20:47.766 --> 01:20:52.716 Yeah, ever since I got into beer and learned about Belgian 2913 01:20:52.716 --> 01:20:53.416 Oh, beers here we go. 2914 01:20:53.416 --> 01:20:56.566 and sour beers, my bucket list was go to Canteen. 2915 01:20:56.916 --> 01:20:57.366 Yeah. 2916 01:20:58.036 --> 01:21:00.936 and i mean i'm getting goosebumps right now thinking about it a 2917 01:21:00.936 --> 01:21:02.436 You're getting teary-eyed, too. 2918 01:21:02.436 --> 01:21:04.136 little bit it moved me to tears these 2919 01:21:04.136 --> 01:21:04.286 The 2920 01:21:04.286 --> 01:21:04.611 emotions. 2921 01:21:04.611 --> 01:21:08.506 were just kind of weird but cantillon was amazing the whole brewery 2922 01:21:08.506 --> 01:21:12.401 is belt driven they have one electric motor and then belts run 2923 01:21:12.401 --> 01:21:16.296 the pumps and the motors and this the stirring you know rakes 2924 01:21:16.296 --> 01:21:20.192 and the mash done and everything and and the tour was super 2925 01:21:20.192 --> 01:21:24.087 cool the crazy thing greg the tour ours had a tour guide 2926 01:21:24.087 --> 01:21:27.648 but you Most of the people go on a self-guided tour. 2927 01:21:27.798 --> 01:21:29.298 You can walk around. 2928 01:21:30.228 --> 01:21:36.571 the brewing vessels while they're brewing just like like you can walk 2929 01:21:36.571 --> 01:21:37.628 anywhere it's 2930 01:21:37.628 --> 01:21:37.778 there's 2931 01:21:37.778 --> 01:21:38.228 so crazy 2932 01:21:38.228 --> 01:21:42.728 nothing there's nothing stopping you from going anywhere no 2933 01:21:42.728 --> 01:21:44.278 jumping in and you stick 2934 01:21:44.278 --> 01:21:45.078 no there's like 2935 01:21:45.078 --> 01:21:46.328 your finger in the thing yeah 2936 01:21:46.328 --> 01:21:50.288 yeah no and there's these like on the second floor where well 2937 01:21:50.288 --> 01:21:54.248 i don't know what they were doing on that floor but there 2938 01:21:54.248 --> 01:21:56.158 were Two holes 2939 01:21:56.158 --> 01:21:56.408 It 2940 01:21:56.408 --> 01:21:56.558 in 2941 01:21:56.558 --> 01:21:56.758 was 2942 01:21:56.758 --> 01:22:00.208 the floor that were like one and a half feet 2943 01:22:00.208 --> 01:22:01.208 the top of the brew kettle. 2944 01:22:01.716 --> 01:22:01.916 and 2945 01:22:01.916 --> 01:22:02.266 Well, 2946 01:22:02.266 --> 01:22:02.316 send 2947 01:22:02.316 --> 01:22:02.616 it was 2948 01:22:02.616 --> 01:22:04.116 me huh that 2949 01:22:04.116 --> 01:22:05.666 the top of the brew kettle on that floor. 2950 01:22:06.316 --> 01:22:07.166 floor was the 2951 01:22:07.166 --> 01:22:08.216 The brew kettle was up between floors. 2952 01:22:08.216 --> 01:22:13.245 oh yeah yeah okay so there were these holes in the floor 2953 01:22:13.245 --> 01:22:17.016 that a toddler could like fall through and there's 2954 01:22:17.016 --> 01:22:17.166 Yeah, 2955 01:22:17.166 --> 01:22:17.516 nothing no 2956 01:22:17.516 --> 01:22:18.866 don't take your toddler to the brewery. 2957 01:22:18.866 --> 01:22:22.187 don't take it but you can and you can actually give them 2958 01:22:22.187 --> 01:22:25.509 alcohol in belgium and you won't get in trouble like you can 2959 01:22:25.509 --> 01:22:26.616 sit at a restaurant 2960 01:22:26.616 --> 01:22:29.666 In discretion, you could, if you thought it was okay to give 2961 01:22:29.666 --> 01:22:30.216 your one-year-old. 2962 01:22:29.972 --> 01:22:32.272 one-year-old a sip of beer at a restaurant it's 2963 01:22:32.272 --> 01:22:32.722 It's fine. 2964 01:22:32.722 --> 01:22:35.765 not against the law you I mean, technically you could do that 2965 01:22:35.765 --> 01:22:36.272 here too. 2966 01:22:36.272 --> 01:22:37.339 No, you can't. 2967 01:22:37.339 --> 01:22:37.572 You 2968 01:22:37.572 --> 01:22:37.672 can't 2969 01:22:37.672 --> 01:22:38.072 can get arrested. 2970 01:22:38.072 --> 01:22:38.872 get arrested for that here 2971 01:22:39.372 --> 01:22:39.627 Yes. 2972 01:22:39.627 --> 01:22:41.922 And your children will get taken away from you. 2973 01:22:42.322 --> 01:22:46.972 It is completely illegal until they're 21. 2974 01:22:47.956 --> 01:22:47.956 You 2975 01:22:47.956 --> 01:22:48.356 No, 2976 01:22:48.356 --> 01:22:48.656 are no, not. 2977 01:22:48.656 --> 01:22:49.406 I get 2978 01:22:49.406 --> 01:22:49.656 Yeah, 2979 01:22:49.656 --> 01:22:49.956 that like, 2980 01:22:49.956 --> 01:22:50.106 no. 2981 01:22:50.106 --> 01:22:51.856 but but my dad 2982 01:22:51.856 --> 01:22:55.056 No, but if you were at a restaurant, 2983 01:22:55.056 --> 01:22:58.333 If you if someone who care caught you in the United States 2984 01:22:58.333 --> 01:23:01.610 you'd get in trouble and go to jail if someone in Belgium 2985 01:23:01.610 --> 01:23:02.156 who cared 2986 01:23:02.706 --> 01:23:03.106 it 2987 01:23:03.106 --> 01:23:03.356 They 2988 01:23:03.356 --> 01:23:03.756 doesn't matter. 2989 01:23:03.756 --> 01:23:06.125 can just make the steak they can't do anything about it. 2990 01:23:06.125 --> 01:23:06.556 It's okay 2991 01:23:06.556 --> 01:23:07.756 It's actually legal. 2992 01:23:08.206 --> 01:23:11.606 But there's like OSHA is not a thing. 2993 01:23:12.244 --> 01:23:12.494 Hmm. 2994 01:23:12.494 --> 01:23:13.894 It can't be because 2995 01:23:13.894 --> 01:23:14.344 Which was so 2996 01:23:14.344 --> 01:23:14.494 that 2997 01:23:14.494 --> 01:23:14.944 surprising because 2998 01:23:14.944 --> 01:23:15.244 place 2999 01:23:15.244 --> 01:23:19.423 you hear, you know, you think that Europeans are so progressive in 3000 01:23:19.423 --> 01:23:23.603 the regulations for pollution and things like that that workplace safety doesn't 3001 01:23:23.603 --> 01:23:25.344 seem to be the same. 3002 01:23:25.344 --> 01:23:25.894 Is not. 3003 01:23:25.894 --> 01:23:26.344 It's weird. 3004 01:23:26.344 --> 01:23:28.244 No, it's definitely not like the. 3005 01:23:28.244 --> 01:23:32.209 Well, at the same time, an injury in Belgium probably doesn't cost 3006 01:23:32.209 --> 01:23:35.844 nearly as much to the person as an injury in America. 3007 01:23:35.844 --> 01:23:36.394 That's a good 3008 01:23:36.394 --> 01:23:36.444 Oh, 3009 01:23:36.444 --> 01:23:36.594 point. 3010 01:23:36.594 --> 01:23:37.444 yeah, for sure. 3011 01:23:37.494 --> 01:23:38.994 No, that's definitely. 3012 01:23:39.700 --> 01:23:39.750 Yep. 3013 01:23:39.750 --> 01:23:40.500 Good point. 3014 01:23:40.550 --> 01:23:45.467 And I don't think there's anything, any such thing as liability and 3015 01:23:45.467 --> 01:23:46.800 liability insurance there. 3016 01:23:46.900 --> 01:23:52.000 If there is, I'm shocked because I saw so many things where 3017 01:23:52.000 --> 01:23:57.733 I was like, man, like, how is this business in business? 3018 01:23:57.733 --> 01:24:03.650 Because one slip, like there's these stairs, these narrow little stairs. 3019 01:24:04.596 --> 01:24:09.977 that are just steep and narrow and they're made out of slate 3020 01:24:09.977 --> 01:24:15.357 and you're walking through snow and then you have to walk down 3021 01:24:15.357 --> 01:24:18.496 these slate steps you know and i'm 3022 01:24:18.496 --> 01:24:19.096 No ADA 3023 01:24:19.096 --> 01:24:19.396 like nothing 3024 01:24:19.396 --> 01:24:20.546 compliance though. 3025 01:24:20.546 --> 01:24:27.683 no no definitely not and though in brussels are We were on 3026 01:24:27.683 --> 01:24:31.583 the seventh floor in our hotel and the window opened like a 3027 01:24:31.583 --> 01:24:36.308 door, like a cabinet door, like opened inward like a door and 3028 01:24:36.308 --> 01:24:40.808 there was nothing stopping you from just plunging yeah plummeting 3029 01:24:40.808 --> 01:24:41.458 You think that's restraining 3030 01:24:41.458 --> 01:24:41.808 to your death 3031 01:24:41.808 --> 01:24:42.008 yourself? 3032 01:24:42.008 --> 01:24:42.208 and 3033 01:24:42.208 --> 01:24:42.908 Back in the good old 3034 01:24:42.908 --> 01:24:43.008 I'm 3035 01:24:43.008 --> 01:24:43.058 days. 3036 01:24:43.058 --> 01:24:49.315 like a two-year-old could climb up the chair and just right out 3037 01:24:49.315 --> 01:24:50.358 gone dead. 3038 01:24:51.956 --> 01:24:52.406 everywhere 3039 01:24:52.406 --> 01:24:52.556 I 3040 01:24:52.556 --> 01:24:52.806 was like 3041 01:24:52.806 --> 01:24:53.056 guess two 3042 01:24:53.056 --> 01:24:53.156 that 3043 01:24:53.156 --> 01:24:54.606 -year-olds in Belgium just don't feel like 3044 01:24:54.606 --> 01:24:54.656 Yeah. 3045 01:24:54.656 --> 01:24:55.056 doing that. 3046 01:24:55.056 --> 01:24:55.256 i 3047 01:24:55.256 --> 01:24:55.456 They're 3048 01:24:55.456 --> 01:24:55.706 i mean 3049 01:24:55.706 --> 01:24:56.106 smart like enough. 3050 01:24:56.106 --> 01:25:00.728 i don't know it's something where it just doesn't matter we went 3051 01:25:00.728 --> 01:25:05.350 to st bernardus and there were kids like four or five or 3052 01:25:05.350 --> 01:25:06.506 maybe six max 3053 01:25:07.444 --> 01:25:07.444 We 3054 01:25:07.444 --> 01:25:07.694 beers 3055 01:25:07.694 --> 01:25:07.944 gotta pull 3056 01:25:07.944 --> 01:25:08.394 old we on 3057 01:25:08.394 --> 01:25:08.844 gotta pull into 3058 01:25:08.844 --> 01:25:09.044 a 3059 01:25:09.044 --> 01:25:09.494 the the 3060 01:25:09.494 --> 01:25:12.294 skateboard on skateboards and they're yeah 3061 01:25:12.294 --> 01:25:15.694 parking area is subterranean underneath the brewery so you 3062 01:25:15.694 --> 01:25:15.844 the 3063 01:25:15.844 --> 01:25:17.544 pull into the area and there's this ramp right 3064 01:25:17.544 --> 01:25:18.294 parking garage underneath 3065 01:25:18.294 --> 01:25:18.444 and 3066 01:25:18.444 --> 01:25:18.794 the building 3067 01:25:18.794 --> 01:25:21.636 there's these two kids riding their razor scooters up and down the 3068 01:25:21.636 --> 01:25:23.294 ramp the brewery kids were riding their 3069 01:25:23.294 --> 01:25:26.682 scooters on the parking ramp when we grew up parents you know 3070 01:25:26.682 --> 01:25:28.094 didn't know where we were 3071 01:25:28.094 --> 01:25:28.144 no 3072 01:25:28.144 --> 01:25:28.444 how is 3073 01:25:28.444 --> 01:25:28.694 exactly 3074 01:25:28.694 --> 01:25:28.994 the time 3075 01:25:28.994 --> 01:25:31.794 no it took me back and that's what I was telling Jeff 3076 01:25:31.794 --> 01:25:34.594 on the trip I'm like I feel like I just went back 3077 01:25:34.772 --> 01:25:38.629 act in time to the point when I was a child and 3078 01:25:38.629 --> 01:25:42.486 like if you got hurt well tough shit you live and learn 3079 01:25:42.486 --> 01:25:43.772 or you die you 3080 01:25:43.772 --> 01:25:44.272 So the 3081 01:25:44.272 --> 01:25:44.722 know kind 3082 01:25:44.722 --> 01:25:44.872 St. 3083 01:25:44.872 --> 01:25:45.272 of thing 3084 01:25:45.272 --> 01:25:48.734 Bernard story is a little funnier because we're joking about the ramp 3085 01:25:48.734 --> 01:25:49.572 kids, right? 3086 01:25:49.672 --> 01:25:52.372 You get in the elevator and there's an elevator kid. 3087 01:25:52.472 --> 01:25:54.422 He's just riding the elevator up and down. 3088 01:25:54.922 --> 01:25:56.707 Sounds like me when I was a kid. 3089 01:25:56.707 --> 01:25:57.822 I would have done that. 3090 01:25:59.380 --> 01:26:01.080 like no parents around no 3091 01:26:01.080 --> 01:26:02.480 it's so funny we're you know we're 3092 01:26:02.480 --> 01:26:02.530 idea 3093 01:26:02.530 --> 01:26:02.880 joking about 3094 01:26:02.880 --> 01:26:03.080 who 3095 01:26:03.080 --> 01:26:03.330 the the ramp 3096 01:26:03.330 --> 01:26:03.480 parents 3097 01:26:03.480 --> 01:26:03.630 kids 3098 01:26:03.630 --> 01:26:03.730 were 3099 01:26:03.730 --> 01:26:05.850 we thought that was a thing and oh look there's an elevator 3100 01:26:05.850 --> 01:26:06.380 and kid too 3101 01:26:06.380 --> 01:26:09.271 that was at the beginning of the trip and then we find 3102 01:26:09.271 --> 01:26:11.680 you know like everything else is just like there's no 3103 01:26:12.680 --> 01:26:15.888 i'm talking about the time that i guess i was around five 3104 01:26:15.888 --> 01:26:19.095 and national zoo the parents lost me couldn't find me they had 3105 01:26:19.095 --> 01:26:22.303 no idea where i was eventually turned out i was at the 3106 01:26:22.303 --> 01:26:25.511 i think it was the the primate house and i was opening 3107 01:26:25.511 --> 01:26:26.580 the door for people 3108 01:26:27.284 --> 01:26:28.384 Oh, that 3109 01:26:28.384 --> 01:26:30.251 I think you did tell me that. 3110 01:26:30.251 --> 01:26:30.784 That's funny. 3111 01:26:30.984 --> 01:26:31.934 was so sweet. 3112 01:26:32.784 --> 01:26:35.034 And you were getting all these, thank you. 3113 01:26:35.034 --> 01:26:35.184 Probably, 3114 01:26:35.184 --> 01:26:36.634 You're such a good boy. 3115 01:26:36.634 --> 01:26:36.884 probably 3116 01:26:36.884 --> 01:26:37.984 You're so sweet. 3117 01:26:38.134 --> 01:26:38.684 And what 3118 01:26:38.684 --> 01:26:39.484 I think I have 3119 01:26:39.484 --> 01:26:40.284 a little gentleman. 3120 01:26:40.284 --> 01:26:41.084 no idea why. 3121 01:26:41.484 --> 01:26:43.789 I just know that when I was a kid, I was obsessed 3122 01:26:43.789 --> 01:26:45.134 with like buttons and stuff like that. 3123 01:26:46.034 --> 01:26:46.634 Yeah. 3124 01:26:48.372 --> 01:26:50.822 So, yeah, definitely checked off that bucket list, Cantillon. 3125 01:26:50.972 --> 01:26:52.313 I don't have a second brewery. 3126 01:26:52.313 --> 01:26:54.772 Like, I don't like I don't have a next bucket list. 3127 01:26:54.822 --> 01:26:55.851 I don't know what it's going to be. 3128 01:26:55.851 --> 01:26:56.622 I'll have to figure it out. 3129 01:26:56.922 --> 01:27:01.076 And then one last story, the last coolest thing we did on 3130 01:27:01.076 --> 01:27:06.729 our free day in Brussels, Shannon and I took the train down 3131 01:27:06.729 --> 01:27:13.083 towards Lembique and we went to this brewery called Lembique Fabrique, relatively 3132 01:27:13.083 --> 01:27:14.672 new Lembique brewery. 3133 01:27:15.252 --> 01:27:19.107 they were open on early on the day we were there we 3134 01:27:19.107 --> 01:27:22.962 walk in there's one guy we met him name's joseph and we 3135 01:27:22.962 --> 01:27:26.816 spent the next three and a half hours bullshitting with joseph and 3136 01:27:26.816 --> 01:27:30.671 tasting all their beers and it was the best time just like 3137 01:27:30.671 --> 01:27:34.526 we got to learn a lot about the like all kinds of 3138 01:27:34.526 --> 01:27:38.381 stuff the the conversation was wide ranging and it was like you 3139 01:27:38.381 --> 01:27:42.784 know best connection we had with a local kind of thing right 3140 01:27:42.784 --> 01:27:46.254 and we were aligned with you know the love of beer we 3141 01:27:46.254 --> 01:27:49.724 walked in and he's like you know it's sour beer right like 3142 01:27:49.724 --> 01:27:52.904 you know you know what lambic is right like yes yeah 3143 01:27:52.904 --> 01:27:53.354 Mmm. 3144 01:27:55.004 --> 01:28:00.819 yeah it was this place it's not loading totally right now but 3145 01:28:00.819 --> 01:28:01.304 yeah 3146 01:28:01.304 --> 01:28:02.504 Fabrique, Fabrique. 3147 01:28:02.504 --> 01:28:05.554 we have one beer from that for you to try later on 3148 01:28:06.036 --> 01:28:07.036 Oh, did we get a 3149 01:28:07.036 --> 01:28:07.086 Yeah, 3150 01:28:07.086 --> 01:28:07.236 beer? 3151 01:28:07.236 --> 01:28:10.374 we're going to open it for the bottle share, but then I 3152 01:28:10.374 --> 01:28:12.330 decided to share some of the St. 3153 01:28:12.330 --> 01:28:14.286 Bernarduses and bring home the Lambic Fabrique, 3154 01:28:14.286 --> 01:28:14.436 Good. 3155 01:28:14.436 --> 01:28:15.786 which after tasting the St. 3156 01:28:15.936 --> 01:28:19.486 Bernarduses seemed like probably a good decision to move. 3157 01:28:20.436 --> 01:28:21.336 I'm trying to find 3158 01:28:21.336 --> 01:28:21.836 Well, that's 3159 01:28:21.836 --> 01:28:22.086 the... 3160 01:28:22.086 --> 01:28:22.324 funny. 3161 01:28:22.324 --> 01:28:23.986 We drank a couple of those bottles. 3162 01:28:24.036 --> 01:28:26.361 We had some on the bus on the way back to the 3163 01:28:26.361 --> 01:28:26.555 airport. 3164 01:28:26.555 --> 01:28:27.136 Those were fine. 3165 01:28:27.764 --> 01:28:29.864 Did we have some on the bus on the way back? 3166 01:28:29.864 --> 01:28:30.714 I had the Noel. 3167 01:28:30.714 --> 01:28:31.014 Oh, 3168 01:28:31.014 --> 01:28:31.164 And 3169 01:28:31.164 --> 01:28:31.464 that's 3170 01:28:31.464 --> 01:28:31.564 the 3171 01:28:31.564 --> 01:28:31.714 right. 3172 01:28:31.714 --> 01:28:31.914 12. 3173 01:28:31.914 --> 01:28:33.164 I thought we had. 3174 01:28:33.414 --> 01:28:35.214 The Noel and the 12 are both good. 3175 01:28:35.464 --> 01:28:37.464 So there's some hope for the beers that 3176 01:28:37.464 --> 01:28:37.614 Yeah, 3177 01:28:37.614 --> 01:28:38.414 are downstairs that 3178 01:28:38.414 --> 01:28:38.964 that's right. 3179 01:28:38.964 --> 01:28:39.814 are still good. 3180 01:28:40.214 --> 01:28:41.764 You guys have one more in you? 3181 01:28:42.214 --> 01:28:42.814 Yeah. 3182 01:28:42.914 --> 01:28:43.414 Sure. 3183 01:28:43.614 --> 01:28:44.164 Okay. 3184 01:28:44.314 --> 01:28:48.844 I was just trying to find the name of the town that 3185 01:28:48.844 --> 01:28:51.864 we went to for that Lambric from Bric. 3186 01:28:54.740 --> 01:28:55.090 This next 3187 01:28:55.090 --> 01:28:55.190 That's 3188 01:28:55.190 --> 01:28:59.653 one's a local collaboration of a bunch of breweries that they brewed 3189 01:28:59.653 --> 01:29:01.140 on their 10th anniversary. 3190 01:29:01.890 --> 01:29:03.940 Hey, check your dancing gnome, Brewed Gentlemen. 3191 01:29:04.190 --> 01:29:07.790 All share their 10th anniversary along with the Beers of the Berg 3192 01:29:07.790 --> 01:29:10.640 Beer Festival, so that's why it's 10-4. 3193 01:29:10.640 --> 01:29:12.190 Because it was the spirit of 2014. 3194 01:29:12.190 --> 01:29:14.240 Yep, 10 years, 4 entities. 3195 01:29:15.060 --> 01:29:15.410 It's 3196 01:29:15.410 --> 01:29:15.610 Yeah. 3197 01:29:15.610 --> 01:29:16.360 time for a buddy. 3198 01:29:16.510 --> 01:29:20.200 It's a blend of three Imperial stouts aged in oak, old Fitzgerald 3199 01:29:20.200 --> 01:29:24.353 from Brew Gentlemen, Heaven Hill from Grist House, and Maggie's Farm Dark 3200 01:29:24.353 --> 01:29:25.210 Rum from Hitchhiker. 3201 01:29:28.610 --> 01:29:30.610 I swear the place that we took, 3202 01:29:30.610 --> 01:29:35.710 11.3%, so yeah, we'll go late, and then, is that good? 3203 01:29:37.010 --> 01:29:40.357 I swear the place that we took the bus to started with 3204 01:29:40.357 --> 01:29:42.310 an L or I mean an R. 3205 01:29:43.156 --> 01:29:43.956 doesn't matter immediately 3206 01:29:43.956 --> 01:29:46.206 I know, it's just kind of weird. 3207 01:29:46.506 --> 01:29:51.569 big roasted licorice not that there's licorice in here but that's the 3208 01:29:51.569 --> 01:29:53.256 yeah so a blend 3209 01:29:53.256 --> 01:29:53.656 This 3210 01:29:53.656 --> 01:29:53.806 is of 3211 01:29:53.806 --> 01:29:53.906 is 3212 01:29:53.906 --> 01:29:54.156 three 3213 01:29:54.156 --> 01:29:54.506 a, yeah, 3214 01:29:54.506 --> 01:29:57.106 different imperial stouts it's boozy as fuck on the nose 3215 01:29:57.106 --> 01:29:57.506 it is. 3216 01:29:58.156 --> 01:30:01.760 i feel like that rum's coming through For the Maggie's farm dark 3217 01:30:01.760 --> 01:30:02.102 rum. 3218 01:30:02.102 --> 01:30:03.202 Mm hmm. 3219 01:30:03.202 --> 01:30:06.156 I mean, the first thing that I put a name to is 3220 01:30:06.156 --> 01:30:08.552 chicory, kind of a woody, woody 3221 01:30:08.552 --> 01:30:09.002 Yeah. 3222 01:30:09.102 --> 01:30:09.302 Yeah. 3223 01:30:09.302 --> 01:30:09.502 Yeah 3224 01:30:09.502 --> 01:30:10.452 spicy thing. 3225 01:30:11.002 --> 01:30:14.502 Totally see it get out that wood for 3226 01:30:14.502 --> 01:30:17.502 The alcohol is a lot like the ethanol, 3227 01:30:17.502 --> 01:30:18.252 It's very busy. 3228 01:30:18.252 --> 01:30:22.252 the ethanol nose is really squashing a lot. 3229 01:30:22.502 --> 01:30:25.152 I don't think there's a lot of ethanol in mine. 3230 01:30:25.908 --> 01:30:27.708 Hey, yours is more fusel than mine. 3231 01:30:28.258 --> 01:30:29.458 Yeah, mine's more. 3232 01:30:30.388 --> 01:30:32.588 chocolatey like a dark chocolate really 3233 01:30:32.588 --> 01:30:33.088 Yeah. 3234 01:30:33.088 --> 01:30:33.988 dark chocolate 3235 01:30:33.988 --> 01:30:34.488 You want a 3236 01:30:34.488 --> 01:30:34.538 yeah 3237 01:30:34.538 --> 01:30:35.038 blendy blend? 3238 01:30:35.338 --> 01:30:35.538 Yeah, 3239 01:30:35.538 --> 01:30:35.838 a blendy 3240 01:30:35.838 --> 01:30:36.138 let's do it. 3241 01:30:36.138 --> 01:30:36.588 blend and 3242 01:30:36.588 --> 01:30:38.238 All right, we're going to blendy blend. 3243 01:30:38.288 --> 01:30:40.838 The patented CBR blendy blend. 3244 01:30:40.888 --> 01:30:43.832 When we get bottle stratification like this, we're going to take all 3245 01:30:43.832 --> 01:30:47.898 three of our samples, pour into one glass and hope we don't 3246 01:30:47.898 --> 01:30:48.688 have any 3247 01:30:48.688 --> 01:30:48.738 re 3248 01:30:48.738 --> 01:30:48.938 communicable 3249 01:30:48.938 --> 01:30:49.638 -pour well 3250 01:30:49.638 --> 01:30:52.638 diseases and then pour them back into 3251 01:30:52.638 --> 01:30:54.288 hopefully I didn't bring anything back 3252 01:30:54.288 --> 01:30:54.388 the 3253 01:30:54.388 --> 01:30:54.588 from my 3254 01:30:54.588 --> 01:30:58.088 other two glasses, the patented blendy blend. 3255 01:30:58.804 --> 01:31:00.804 Have I mentioned, I'm sure I've mentioned this to you guys. 3256 01:31:00.954 --> 01:31:03.754 that you brought back a communicable disease from Yeah, somewhere 3257 01:31:03.754 --> 01:31:04.204 oh yeah. 3258 01:31:04.404 --> 01:31:06.954 I hope you guys love herpes 12. 3259 01:31:08.904 --> 01:31:12.336 Now I meant to ask this to the mainframe class too, but 3260 01:31:12.336 --> 01:31:15.154 I'm the only person I know who hasn't had COVID. 3261 01:31:15.554 --> 01:31:15.604 Are 3262 01:31:15.604 --> 01:31:16.104 you haven't 3263 01:31:16.104 --> 01:31:16.704 you one of the... 3264 01:31:16.704 --> 01:31:17.154 had covid 3265 01:31:18.068 --> 01:31:19.268 We lasted a long time. 3266 01:31:19.418 --> 01:31:19.468 I 3267 01:31:19.468 --> 01:31:19.868 Yeah, 3268 01:31:19.868 --> 01:31:20.118 lasted 3269 01:31:20.118 --> 01:31:20.218 we 3270 01:31:20.218 --> 01:31:20.268 long 3271 01:31:20.268 --> 01:31:20.368 did. 3272 01:31:20.368 --> 01:31:23.818 enough that I thought maybe I'm immune, but then I got it 3273 01:31:23.818 --> 01:31:24.068 twice. 3274 01:31:24.268 --> 01:31:24.868 So, right. 3275 01:31:24.868 --> 01:31:25.318 Yeah. 3276 01:31:25.818 --> 01:31:32.885 I've been in situations where I'm sure I was sure I would 3277 01:31:32.885 --> 01:31:39.951 get it and haven't gotten it now either I'm incredibly lucky which 3278 01:31:39.951 --> 01:31:45.824 I find unfathomable Or I've had it, but I've never known it. 3279 01:31:45.824 --> 01:31:46.424 Yeah. 3280 01:31:47.024 --> 01:31:50.224 Well, the second time I got COVID, or was it the first 3281 01:31:50.224 --> 01:31:50.474 time? 3282 01:31:50.574 --> 01:31:51.145 Second time. 3283 01:31:51.145 --> 01:31:56.618 Second time I got COVID, I was pretty surprised that it was 3284 01:31:56.618 --> 01:31:57.174 COVID. 3285 01:31:57.274 --> 01:31:58.974 I didn't seem like it at all. 3286 01:31:58.974 --> 01:31:59.374 Yeah. 3287 01:31:59.474 --> 01:32:00.124 Anyways, or? 3288 01:32:00.674 --> 01:32:07.234 But I started thinking about this back when, I guess, when was 3289 01:32:07.234 --> 01:32:11.879 the time when you helped me get the job of free markets 3290 01:32:11.879 --> 01:32:14.114 do you remember what when that was yes 3291 01:32:14.414 --> 01:32:16.614 That was way before COVID, though. 3292 01:32:16.714 --> 01:32:16.914 it was 3293 01:32:16.914 --> 01:32:17.064 Way, 3294 01:32:17.064 --> 01:32:17.414 way before covid 3295 01:32:17.414 --> 01:32:18.764 way before COVID. 3296 01:32:18.864 --> 01:32:19.064 Okay. 3297 01:32:19.264 --> 01:32:20.514 I don't know when it was. 3298 01:32:20.514 --> 01:32:24.839 but it was like it was it was around 2000 because i 3299 01:32:24.839 --> 01:32:29.164 remember september 11th happened when i was working free markets and it 3300 01:32:29.164 --> 01:32:29.464 Oh, 3301 01:32:29.464 --> 01:32:29.764 was around 3302 01:32:29.764 --> 01:32:31.114 that was like way back. 3303 01:32:31.114 --> 01:32:37.183 yeah yeah but i had a really strong respiratory illness that around 3304 01:32:37.183 --> 01:32:41.971 that time that knocked me down and my friend shane down who 3305 01:32:41.971 --> 01:32:46.760 was living with me at the time and it took like two 3306 01:32:46.760 --> 01:32:51.548 weeks to get back and i remember like i was sounding like 3307 01:32:51.548 --> 01:32:56.384 this for a while just i didn't like have any didn't hurt 3308 01:32:56.384 --> 01:32:57.284 but I it was a that 3309 01:32:57.284 --> 01:32:57.334 mean, 3310 01:32:57.334 --> 01:32:57.384 was 3311 01:32:57.384 --> 01:32:57.534 it's a 3312 01:32:57.534 --> 01:32:57.634 well 3313 01:32:57.634 --> 01:32:57.834 coronavirus 3314 01:32:57.834 --> 01:32:58.334 if it did as 3315 01:32:58.334 --> 01:32:59.634 that might. 3316 01:32:59.634 --> 01:33:02.934 that's my question is could it have been something sort of related 3317 01:33:02.934 --> 01:33:03.484 and similar 3318 01:33:03.484 --> 01:33:03.634 Well, 3319 01:33:03.634 --> 01:33:03.934 that 3320 01:33:03.934 --> 01:33:04.134 you know, 3321 01:33:04.134 --> 01:33:06.434 i have antibodies for now because of that 3322 01:33:07.084 --> 01:33:11.284 quite possibly, because I mean, if you look at a Lysol can, 3323 01:33:11.384 --> 01:33:16.658 if you looked at a Lysol can from back in 2019, it 3324 01:33:16.658 --> 01:33:19.734 on there, it has something about it. 3325 01:33:20.340 --> 01:33:21.540 killing the coronavirus 3326 01:33:21.540 --> 01:33:21.940 Oh, 3327 01:33:21.940 --> 01:33:22.040 so 3328 01:33:22.040 --> 01:33:22.340 sure. 3329 01:33:22.390 --> 01:33:22.890 Oh, sure. 3330 01:33:22.890 --> 01:33:23.090 there 3331 01:33:23.090 --> 01:33:23.790 There's tons of corona 3332 01:33:23.790 --> 01:33:23.990 I mean 3333 01:33:23.990 --> 01:33:24.090 variants. 3334 01:33:24.090 --> 01:33:24.640 there was but 3335 01:33:24.640 --> 01:33:25.290 I don't 3336 01:33:25.290 --> 01:33:25.740 there's 3337 01:33:25.740 --> 01:33:26.090 is 3338 01:33:26.090 --> 01:33:26.140 yeah 3339 01:33:26.140 --> 01:33:27.090 whole there's 3340 01:33:27.090 --> 01:33:27.390 different 3341 01:33:27.390 --> 01:33:27.590 whole branches. 3342 01:33:27.590 --> 01:33:27.990 variants 3343 01:33:27.990 --> 01:33:28.090 Yeah, 3344 01:33:28.090 --> 01:33:28.190 of 3345 01:33:28.190 --> 01:33:28.340 yeah. 3346 01:33:28.340 --> 01:33:28.490 that 3347 01:33:28.490 --> 01:33:32.730 And that was so far prior to I don't think unless you're 3348 01:33:32.730 --> 01:33:35.885 a special specimen, I don't think your immunity would have held for 3349 01:33:35.885 --> 01:33:36.340 long enough. 3350 01:33:37.300 --> 01:33:41.315 To do that, you know, I've had I've had I've tested positive 3351 01:33:41.315 --> 01:33:44.500 twice, but I I suspect that I've had it three times. 3352 01:33:44.600 --> 01:33:46.450 I think I had it before it had a name. 3353 01:33:46.600 --> 01:33:46.850 Hmm. 3354 01:33:46.850 --> 01:33:49.750 I got so sick in. 3355 01:33:50.550 --> 01:33:51.600 It was in January. 3356 01:33:51.800 --> 01:33:53.000 It was January of 3357 01:33:53.000 --> 01:33:53.500 January 2020. 3358 01:33:53.500 --> 01:33:56.400 2020 before shutdown, 3359 01:33:56.400 --> 01:33:56.600 Hmm. 3360 01:33:56.600 --> 01:34:01.100 before people were talking about this weird thing that's happening in Asia, 3361 01:34:01.200 --> 01:34:01.750 you know, like. 3362 01:34:02.676 --> 01:34:04.826 But it was Wait, literally right it's before. 3363 01:34:04.826 --> 01:34:06.522 the sickest I've ever been. 3364 01:34:06.522 --> 01:34:10.591 It was when I was, you know, still living in Cranberry in 3365 01:34:10.591 --> 01:34:12.626 the same house as the ex, 3366 01:34:12.626 --> 01:34:12.726 Mm 3367 01:34:12.726 --> 01:34:13.026 but 3368 01:34:13.026 --> 01:34:13.176 -hmm. 3369 01:34:13.176 --> 01:34:14.776 But you were living not getting along. 3370 01:34:14.776 --> 01:34:18.226 separately and Shannon actually came up after the ex You had gone 3371 01:34:18.226 --> 01:34:18.576 didn't to work. 3372 01:34:18.576 --> 01:34:20.076 even hear me come in. 3373 01:34:20.276 --> 01:34:21.076 That's how. 3374 01:34:21.684 --> 01:34:23.884 His fever was insane. 3375 01:34:24.184 --> 01:34:28.534 It had, I don't, I didn't have a thermometer, but it had 3376 01:34:28.534 --> 01:34:29.884 to be 104. 3377 01:34:30.984 --> 01:34:32.034 Had to be 104. 3378 01:34:32.034 --> 01:34:32.784 Not when you're dead. 3379 01:34:32.784 --> 01:34:35.234 He I went was completely to like urgent care unconscious. 3380 01:34:35.234 --> 01:34:36.284 and it wasn't the flu. 3381 01:34:36.834 --> 01:34:37.777 It wasn't strep. 3382 01:34:37.777 --> 01:34:39.034 It wasn't the flu. 3383 01:34:39.084 --> 01:34:41.334 They tested you for everything they could test you for. 3384 01:34:41.940 --> 01:34:44.190 So I might have got the first COVID. 3385 01:34:44.540 --> 01:34:46.290 You might be patient zero. 3386 01:34:46.540 --> 01:34:48.940 but I don't well that know, patient zero is someone else at 3387 01:34:48.940 --> 01:34:49.140 Microsoft. 3388 01:34:49.140 --> 01:34:55.629 yeah so that was the thing because what I was doing was 3389 01:34:55.629 --> 01:35:02.119 going okay so who's traveled you know recently to Seattle and Seattle's 3390 01:35:02.119 --> 01:35:08.608 a big hub and like I'm not profiling don't get me wrong 3391 01:35:08.608 --> 01:35:14.913 but like A lot of people are coming in from Asia, you 3392 01:35:14.913 --> 01:35:16.838 know, and all of these different countries. 3393 01:35:16.838 --> 01:35:19.948 Do And you know who so I was like, do you know 3394 01:35:19.948 --> 01:35:22.588 who Pittsburgh, do you know what Pittsburgh's sister city is? 3395 01:35:22.838 --> 01:35:24.188 what Pittsburgh, what? 3396 01:35:24.188 --> 01:35:24.988 Sister city. 3397 01:35:24.988 --> 01:35:25.638 Oh, no. 3398 01:35:25.888 --> 01:35:26.738 Wuhan, China. 3399 01:35:26.938 --> 01:35:27.888 Oh, excuse me. 3400 01:35:27.888 --> 01:35:29.038 No, I'm serious. 3401 01:35:29.338 --> 01:35:30.388 It is. 3402 01:35:30.988 --> 01:35:32.538 Came through the wormhole. 3403 01:35:32.688 --> 01:35:33.838 It came through. 3404 01:35:33.888 --> 01:35:34.888 It came through. 3405 01:35:36.020 --> 01:35:39.770 So no, that was definitely, but I really It was really amusing 3406 01:35:39.770 --> 01:35:40.770 think when I I found think that I out. 3407 01:35:40.770 --> 01:35:41.020 got that. 3408 01:35:41.520 --> 01:35:42.770 I'm not surprised. 3409 01:35:43.220 --> 01:35:44.820 Not surprised at all. 3410 01:35:44.920 --> 01:35:45.512 All right. 3411 01:35:45.512 --> 01:35:49.198 So flavor on this guy on the 10 and four, it's, it's 3412 01:35:49.198 --> 01:35:51.220 what I want in an Imperial style. 3413 01:35:51.320 --> 01:35:53.270 It's just big boozy roasty. 3414 01:35:53.470 --> 01:35:55.670 There's a lot of vanilla noids in there. 3415 01:35:55.720 --> 01:35:59.720 It's from Oh yeah, it the has a very lot of soaps. 3416 01:35:59.720 --> 01:36:01.970 of vanilla on the taste. 3417 01:36:04.148 --> 01:36:07.398 I like the busyness of this a lot. 3418 01:36:07.398 --> 01:36:08.498 Yeah, it's what I want. 3419 01:36:09.148 --> 01:36:11.848 This might It's got a barrel taste to go it. 3420 01:36:11.848 --> 01:36:12.948 really well with foie gras. 3421 01:36:13.748 --> 01:36:14.498 I'm just saying. 3422 01:36:14.498 --> 01:36:17.969 We could wrap this right now and we could go to the 3423 01:36:17.969 --> 01:36:18.548 post show. 3424 01:36:19.598 --> 01:36:20.798 You guys want a When rag? 3425 01:36:20.798 --> 01:36:20.848 Yeah, 3426 01:36:20.848 --> 01:36:21.498 You want an extra pain? 3427 01:36:21.498 --> 01:36:23.698 what I'm suggesting is that we don't drink all of this. 3428 01:36:23.848 --> 01:36:25.148 Oh, yeah, right, right. 3429 01:36:25.248 --> 01:36:26.548 We wrap You the show. 3430 01:36:26.548 --> 01:36:27.798 guys can. 3431 01:36:28.500 --> 01:36:29.350 Do what you want. 3432 01:36:29.350 --> 01:36:30.550 I'm not eating that Why shit. 3433 01:36:30.550 --> 01:36:31.000 not? 3434 01:36:31.200 --> 01:36:31.850 It's just duck. 3435 01:36:31.850 --> 01:36:32.500 Have you ever... 3436 01:36:32.500 --> 01:36:33.150 It's happy duck. 3437 01:36:33.150 --> 01:36:33.800 Yeah. 3438 01:36:33.800 --> 01:36:35.000 Have you ever Sad had like... 3439 01:36:35.000 --> 01:36:35.350 duck. 3440 01:36:35.350 --> 01:36:35.800 Have you It's dead. 3441 01:36:35.800 --> 01:36:36.450 ever had It's anything like... 3442 01:36:36.450 --> 01:36:37.900 in a can or jar. 3443 01:36:37.900 --> 01:36:39.800 You ever had anything like foie gras before? 3444 01:36:40.000 --> 01:36:41.250 I've had snail. 3445 01:36:41.400 --> 01:36:41.950 No, 3446 01:36:41.950 --> 01:36:42.050 Of 3447 01:36:42.050 --> 01:36:42.250 no, no, 3448 01:36:42.250 --> 01:36:42.400 course. 3449 01:36:42.400 --> 01:36:43.343 no, no. 3450 01:36:43.343 --> 01:36:44.286 This is... 3451 01:36:44.286 --> 01:36:45.700 This is light. 3452 01:36:45.700 --> 01:36:49.900 I thought you meant in terms of like crazy stupid shit. 3453 01:36:49.900 --> 01:36:51.183 This is not a... 3454 01:36:51.183 --> 01:36:53.750 This is a delicacy of the highest order. 3455 01:36:54.292 --> 01:36:54.692 Nope. 3456 01:36:55.992 --> 01:36:58.242 You said that about rabbit and you're like, oh, that rabbit's 3457 01:36:58.242 --> 01:36:58.492 But 3458 01:36:58.492 --> 01:36:58.592 so good. 3459 01:36:58.592 --> 01:37:00.742 this is not rabbit, this is, I'm this not. 3460 01:37:02.342 --> 01:37:05.992 is, I implore you to try some. 3461 01:37:07.192 --> 01:37:09.042 Do it for Greg, not for your husband. 3462 01:37:09.842 --> 01:37:12.542 Because it My grandma. 3463 01:37:12.542 --> 01:37:18.792 is, it is one of the most delicious ingredients on earth. 3464 01:37:19.252 --> 01:37:19.752 Ugh. 3465 01:37:20.802 --> 01:37:22.452 so delicious Oh, that it's no, that no, people no. 3466 01:37:22.452 --> 01:37:27.347 don't like making it because of how stressful it is on the 3467 01:37:27.347 --> 01:37:30.202 animals and it's possibly torture but it 3468 01:37:30.602 --> 01:37:31.252 It's still good. 3469 01:37:31.602 --> 01:37:36.166 is i mean it if you've been at a fancy restaurant you've 3470 01:37:36.166 --> 01:37:40.729 almost certainly had it in some sense it's just like been integrated 3471 01:37:40.729 --> 01:37:44.819 into food you've had because it's that good it's They better not 3472 01:37:44.819 --> 01:37:46.152 sneak that shit in my food. 3473 01:37:47.764 --> 01:37:50.316 You just get over yourself and eat it. 3474 01:37:50.316 --> 01:37:54.143 Yeah, just like this is not this is not like stuff made 3475 01:37:54.143 --> 01:37:55.419 of ants or something. 3476 01:37:55.419 --> 01:37:57.014 This is stuff made of. 3477 01:37:58.214 --> 01:38:02.698 I'm from the south we gator we don't eat foie gras Well, 3478 01:38:02.698 --> 01:38:04.010 you should start. 3479 01:38:04.510 --> 01:38:07.577 all right let's get on to some ranking here a little badger 3480 01:38:07.577 --> 01:38:10.435 shannon in the post show i'll that's not nice i'm going to 3481 01:38:10.435 --> 01:38:13.092 include the beers before the audible uh are you the saint bernardus 3482 01:38:13.092 --> 01:38:14.910 peter six is going to be the last 3483 01:38:14.910 --> 01:38:15.010 I 3484 01:38:15.010 --> 01:38:15.210 place 3485 01:38:15.210 --> 01:38:15.610 feel like 3486 01:38:15.610 --> 01:38:15.660 they 3487 01:38:15.660 --> 01:38:17.710 I don't think it's that can't fair be... 3488 01:38:17.710 --> 01:38:20.410 to rank rank them that's not fair to rank them. 3489 01:38:20.410 --> 01:38:23.318 sold it to me it's fair i bought it a week ago 3490 01:38:23.318 --> 01:38:23.960 it's yeah fair 3491 01:38:23.960 --> 01:38:27.181 but no I don't think it was because of them I think 3492 01:38:27.181 --> 01:38:30.246 it had everything to do with the The flight the fact that 3493 01:38:30.246 --> 01:38:33.132 it wasn't able to sit long enough and the fact that it 3494 01:38:33.132 --> 01:38:35.444 wasn't chilled long enough No, Wow I And just feel like it 3495 01:38:35.444 --> 01:38:36.794 wasn't what the tender intended and I feel like 3496 01:38:36.794 --> 01:38:37.144 that they 3497 01:38:37.144 --> 01:38:37.344 that 3498 01:38:37.344 --> 01:38:39.794 shouldn't have a better gift shop. 3499 01:38:40.194 --> 01:38:41.194 It's their fault. 3500 01:38:41.244 --> 01:38:42.244 It's the last place. 3501 01:38:42.844 --> 01:38:45.094 You can fight me about it. 3502 01:38:45.094 --> 01:38:47.194 I mean it was it was the worst of the bunch and 3503 01:38:47.194 --> 01:38:48.394 It not was by anyone work 3504 01:38:48.394 --> 01:38:50.913 I mean I ranked it as the worst one too but And 3505 01:38:50.913 --> 01:38:54.250 then I'm going to have to put, and this one I'll be 3506 01:38:54.250 --> 01:38:57.524 more sensitive to, but I'm going to put with the the triple 3507 01:38:57.524 --> 01:38:59.174 terrier in Of second course. 3508 01:38:59.174 --> 01:38:59.874 Yeah, to I did too. 3509 01:38:59.874 --> 01:39:03.600 last place and that one is probably because it was not settled 3510 01:39:03.600 --> 01:39:07.325 properly it wasn't clarified but it is what it is then from 3511 01:39:07.325 --> 01:39:11.051 there it gets pretty hard i'm going to put the santa i 3512 01:39:11.051 --> 01:39:13.224 know him in the next spot beer 3513 01:39:13.224 --> 01:39:13.774 Mm-hmm. 3514 01:39:13.774 --> 01:39:17.774 is a good drinker but it's not a good talker on the 3515 01:39:17.774 --> 01:39:21.774 shower it's a it's a drinker not a shower i don't know 3516 01:39:22.452 --> 01:39:25.152 don't ask me for gross just wasn't 3517 01:39:25.152 --> 01:39:25.202 Probably 3518 01:39:25.202 --> 01:39:25.652 wasn't 3519 01:39:25.652 --> 01:39:26.152 not as can. 3520 01:39:26.152 --> 01:39:29.370 compared to the rest of the beers it didn't stand up and 3521 01:39:29.370 --> 01:39:32.052 now the top four were beers to talk about the 3522 01:39:32.052 --> 01:39:32.352 Yeah. 3523 01:39:32.352 --> 01:39:37.885 i'm gonna have to put the origin brass the the paradigm emirate 3524 01:39:37.885 --> 01:39:43.419 in fourth place it's super good had that herbal hop quebec hops 3525 01:39:43.419 --> 01:39:48.952 in it some some new varietals that we're not super familiar with 3526 01:39:49.492 --> 01:39:53.092 But the beer told a story, it evolved, it had good flavors. 3527 01:39:53.642 --> 01:39:57.892 Now, the hard call, top three. 3528 01:39:57.892 --> 01:39:59.142 Ha ha ha ha ha. 3529 01:40:00.116 --> 01:40:00.316 I 3530 01:40:00.316 --> 01:40:00.366 Yeah, 3531 01:40:00.366 --> 01:40:00.816 think, 3532 01:40:00.816 --> 01:40:03.066 this is where I think that everyone's going to have a different 3533 01:40:03.066 --> 01:40:03.316 opinion. 3534 01:40:03.316 --> 01:40:03.566 Maybe. 3535 01:40:03.566 --> 01:40:03.866 yeah, 3536 01:40:03.866 --> 01:40:04.766 I don't know. 3537 01:40:04.766 --> 01:40:06.316 because I think the first four I think we 3538 01:40:06.316 --> 01:40:06.416 all against 3539 01:40:06.416 --> 01:40:06.716 agree on. 3540 01:40:06.716 --> 01:40:06.966 I 3541 01:40:06.966 --> 01:40:07.216 my 3542 01:40:07.216 --> 01:40:07.516 think so 3543 01:40:07.516 --> 01:40:07.616 instincts, 3544 01:40:07.616 --> 01:40:07.816 too. 3545 01:40:09.316 --> 01:40:11.516 I'm going to put the 10-4 in third place. 3546 01:40:11.516 --> 01:40:11.916 Really? 3547 01:40:11.916 --> 01:40:12.866 I am. 3548 01:40:13.016 --> 01:40:14.916 The sour beer spoke to me tonight. 3549 01:40:14.966 --> 01:40:16.599 The tart one spoke to me. 3550 01:40:16.599 --> 01:40:17.416 They're all awesome. 3551 01:40:17.966 --> 01:40:19.366 This 10-4 is awesome. 3552 01:40:19.616 --> 01:40:20.666 We got some more. 3553 01:40:20.766 --> 01:40:22.416 We're going to have it with foie gras. 3554 01:40:23.166 --> 01:40:24.916 But the... 3555 01:40:26.004 --> 01:40:29.054 The Nancy is going to be my second place beer. 3556 01:40:29.154 --> 01:40:31.104 That's the burnt cherry one. 3557 01:40:31.304 --> 01:40:34.004 And that pear is going to be my top beer. 3558 01:40:34.004 --> 01:40:34.504 Yeah. 3559 01:40:34.554 --> 01:40:38.289 The way the pears played, the way that was kind of wine-like 3560 01:40:38.289 --> 01:40:42.474 at the beginning, the oak came through, the pears came through, then 3561 01:40:42.474 --> 01:40:43.954 the bread came through. 3562 01:40:44.304 --> 01:40:49.704 It was really a masterful, it, I didn't tell the story, it 3563 01:40:49.704 --> 01:40:52.204 told the story, and that's why it gets top billing. 3564 01:40:54.324 --> 01:40:55.974 I'm in agreement, switch to top two. 3565 01:40:56.374 --> 01:40:56.974 Okay. 3566 01:40:57.824 --> 01:41:01.524 I feel like I totally agree with you about the pair. 3567 01:41:01.574 --> 01:41:04.074 I think it was fantastic that Nancy spoke to me more. 3568 01:41:04.924 --> 01:41:09.774 That there was something about that that was just, I mean, perfect 3569 01:41:09.774 --> 01:41:14.724 for what I wanted at the time and just absolutely delicious. 3570 01:41:14.724 --> 01:41:17.524 I really, really enjoyed the hell out of Nancy. 3571 01:41:17.624 --> 01:41:19.224 Everything else, I completely agree with you. 3572 01:41:19.424 --> 01:41:22.224 And if we are ranking the Saperon art, if it goes here, 3573 01:41:22.274 --> 01:41:22.974 but I've like... 3574 01:41:23.924 --> 01:41:26.624 I don't even think that it should be ranked just because Okay. 3575 01:41:26.624 --> 01:41:28.824 I feel like it's against what the brewer intended. 3576 01:41:30.374 --> 01:41:37.474 I'm going to agree with you on the bottom four and then 3577 01:41:37.474 --> 01:41:41.024 the top, oh, wait, bottom four. 3578 01:41:41.224 --> 01:41:46.255 And then we're going to put this one here and this one 3579 01:41:46.255 --> 01:41:46.674 here. 3580 01:41:47.274 --> 01:41:48.074 Yeah. 3581 01:41:48.724 --> 01:41:49.224 All So right. 3582 01:41:49.224 --> 01:41:54.281 it's going to be the pair is the top one for me, 3583 01:41:54.281 --> 01:41:55.124 10-4 in 3584 01:41:55.124 --> 01:41:56.174 In second place. 3585 01:41:56.174 --> 01:42:01.629 second place because that was just, yeah, I'm going to enjoy this 3586 01:42:01.629 --> 01:42:06.174 for a while and not with the whatever fuck law. 3587 01:42:07.724 --> 01:42:08.474 I will try it. 3588 01:42:08.474 --> 01:42:09.224 I will do it. 3589 01:42:09.224 --> 01:42:10.774 I would say so. 3590 01:42:11.224 --> 01:42:13.924 And then Nancy, man. 3591 01:42:14.836 --> 01:42:16.895 That one was so good. 3592 01:42:16.895 --> 01:42:21.836 Like I could almost put that at the top, but no pear. 3593 01:42:24.686 --> 01:42:26.086 it almost went at the top but 3594 01:42:26.086 --> 01:42:26.386 I could, 3595 01:42:26.386 --> 01:42:26.536 no 3596 01:42:26.536 --> 01:42:27.086 but I'm not. 3597 01:42:27.086 --> 01:42:28.236 I could, but I'm 3598 01:42:28.236 --> 01:42:28.286 You 3599 01:42:28.286 --> 01:42:28.536 not like, 3600 01:42:28.536 --> 01:42:28.936 can do anything 3601 01:42:28.936 --> 01:42:29.086 I'm 3602 01:42:29.086 --> 01:42:29.536 you want 3603 01:42:29.536 --> 01:42:30.686 going to marry Nancy. 3604 01:42:30.786 --> 01:42:31.091 Okay. 3605 01:42:31.091 --> 01:42:33.836 Let's just go ahead and we'll just do it. 3606 01:42:33.836 --> 01:42:33.986 Mary 3607 01:42:33.986 --> 01:42:35.236 I'm marrying Nancy. 3608 01:42:35.336 --> 01:42:36.436 I'm fucking. 3609 01:42:38.388 --> 01:42:40.707 that Yeah, yeah, that's hard yeah I see oh That that that's 3610 01:42:40.707 --> 01:42:44.438 a real hard one right one i don't know can i fuck 3611 01:42:44.438 --> 01:42:48.788 two different ones I hate me like that a threesome. 3612 01:42:49.238 --> 01:42:53.695 I mean we can't kink shame here so like yeah I guess 3613 01:42:53.695 --> 01:42:54.438 you can 3614 01:42:54.438 --> 01:42:56.538 can i fuck pair and 10-4 I mean 3615 01:42:56.538 --> 01:42:56.638 wouldn't 3616 01:42:56.638 --> 01:42:57.288 if that's what if that's 3617 01:42:57.288 --> 01:42:57.638 be slutty 3618 01:42:57.638 --> 01:42:57.938 how you're like gonna 3619 01:42:57.938 --> 01:42:57.988 that 3620 01:42:57.988 --> 01:43:01.488 do it i'll be slutty that's fine i'll be slutty and then 3621 01:43:02.548 --> 01:43:06.948 I'm God, I can't kill anybody because I don't think it's fair. 3622 01:43:07.398 --> 01:43:08.698 One of the pink, one of the stink. 3623 01:43:09.048 --> 01:43:10.098 They sold 3624 01:43:10.098 --> 01:43:11.648 I don't think it's fair. 3625 01:43:11.648 --> 01:43:13.198 it at the They gift shop last 3626 01:43:13.198 --> 01:43:13.398 did. 3627 01:43:13.398 --> 01:43:13.798 week. 3628 01:43:13.798 --> 01:43:14.748 They did. 3629 01:43:14.748 --> 01:43:15.148 They should 3630 01:43:15.148 --> 01:43:15.498 So 3631 01:43:15.498 --> 01:43:15.748 have done better. 3632 01:43:15.748 --> 01:43:19.448 I guess I'm going to have to God kill 3633 01:43:19.448 --> 01:43:20.098 It's not like 3634 01:43:20.098 --> 01:43:20.298 the 3635 01:43:20.298 --> 01:43:20.348 we 3636 01:43:20.348 --> 01:43:20.498 six. 3637 01:43:20.498 --> 01:43:23.558 bought it on the shelf here in Pittsburgh where it's set at 3638 01:43:23.558 --> 01:43:24.068 an importer. 3639 01:43:24.068 --> 01:43:25.598 I bought it at the brewery 3640 01:43:25.598 --> 01:43:25.948 I 3641 01:43:25.948 --> 01:43:26.148 where it's 3642 01:43:26.148 --> 01:43:26.398 know, 3643 01:43:26.398 --> 01:43:26.448 made. 3644 01:43:26.448 --> 01:43:28.448 but it was so good on. 3645 01:43:29.460 --> 01:43:32.060 hop at the brewery but we're gonna kill the six 3646 01:43:32.060 --> 01:43:33.060 Yeah, all right. 3647 01:43:33.160 --> 01:43:36.310 I am going to fuck the 10-4. 3648 01:43:36.960 --> 01:43:38.360 I am going to 3649 01:43:38.360 --> 01:43:40.866 well at least he fucks one of the one of the ones 3650 01:43:40.866 --> 01:43:41.910 that i liked i thought 3651 01:43:42.160 --> 01:43:42.660 marry. 3652 01:43:43.510 --> 01:43:44.610 Marry's hard. 3653 01:43:44.760 --> 01:43:48.910 Can I live up the expectations of marrying the pair? 3654 01:43:49.160 --> 01:43:50.189 I don't know. 3655 01:43:50.189 --> 01:43:53.960 I might have to marry the Origin Brass, the hoppy one. 3656 01:43:53.960 --> 01:43:55.860 just the ipa that 3657 01:43:56.340 --> 01:43:56.690 I don't 3658 01:43:56.690 --> 01:43:56.790 That 3659 01:43:56.790 --> 01:43:56.940 know. 3660 01:43:56.940 --> 01:43:58.390 lonely IPA. 3661 01:43:58.390 --> 01:44:03.240 I mean, I want to have a Menagerie with a Nancy, the 3662 01:44:03.240 --> 01:44:03.790 10-4, and the 3663 01:44:03.790 --> 01:44:03.940 Say 3664 01:44:03.940 --> 01:44:04.090 Perry. 3665 01:44:04.090 --> 01:44:05.440 he's going to stuff above me. 3666 01:44:05.440 --> 01:44:05.840 Mm-hmm. 3667 01:44:05.840 --> 01:44:07.790 But I'm not that slutty, so. 3668 01:44:08.040 --> 01:44:10.373 And I'm going to kill the St. 3669 01:44:10.373 --> 01:44:13.040 Bernard's because I'm not giving them any leniency. 3670 01:44:13.040 --> 01:44:16.040 They sold that to me at the gift shop. 3671 01:44:16.290 --> 01:44:17.790 They should make sure the beer is fresh. 3672 01:44:17.790 --> 01:44:18.940 It's a gift shop. 3673 01:44:18.990 --> 01:44:20.440 They should make sure the beer is fresh. 3674 01:44:20.440 --> 01:44:21.240 Yeah, they should. 3675 01:44:21.844 --> 01:44:22.144 I Okay. 3676 01:44:22.144 --> 01:44:22.194 agree. 3677 01:44:22.194 --> 01:44:22.494 Okay. 3678 01:44:22.494 --> 01:44:23.529 But it was. 3679 01:44:23.529 --> 01:44:25.944 It was a song by something 2027. 3680 01:44:25.944 --> 01:44:26.144 Okay. 3681 01:44:26.144 --> 01:44:27.344 August 2027 was 3682 01:44:27.344 --> 01:44:28.244 Then they should have better 3683 01:44:28.244 --> 01:44:28.294 the 3684 01:44:28.294 --> 01:44:28.344 processes. 3685 01:44:28.344 --> 01:44:29.444 date that you couldn't figure out. 3686 01:44:29.444 --> 01:44:30.794 They need better processes then. 3687 01:44:30.844 --> 01:44:31.244 Something. 3688 01:44:31.444 --> 01:44:32.794 They, they, it's their fault. 3689 01:44:33.294 --> 01:44:33.652 St. 3690 01:44:33.652 --> 01:44:37.594 Bernard's being already dead twice, I'm going to kill the triple. 3691 01:44:37.594 --> 01:44:37.844 Terrier. 3692 01:44:37.844 --> 01:44:38.294 Yeah. 3693 01:44:39.344 --> 01:44:39.994 It's okay. 3694 01:44:39.994 --> 01:44:42.194 Where's the sound effects for that one? 3695 01:44:42.494 --> 01:44:44.194 I don't have the sad trombone. 3696 01:44:44.194 --> 01:44:45.244 I do. 3697 01:44:45.294 --> 01:44:46.194 Somewhere. 3698 01:44:46.444 --> 01:44:47.294 Oh wait, I do. 3699 01:44:48.724 --> 01:44:49.424 Rawr! 3700 01:44:51.074 --> 01:44:51.524 Boo. 3701 01:44:51.524 --> 01:44:52.474 Rawr! 3702 01:44:54.224 --> 01:44:58.824 Oh, you feel that way about the same Bern artist too. 3703 01:44:58.824 --> 01:45:00.674 I'm going to marry... 3704 01:45:02.074 --> 01:45:03.874 Would Nancy caught my eye? 3705 01:45:03.924 --> 01:45:04.874 What can I say? 3706 01:45:04.874 --> 01:45:06.974 If you can keep her, that's good, Mary. 3707 01:45:06.974 --> 01:45:07.574 Yeah. 3708 01:45:08.274 --> 01:45:09.324 And, That's the uh... 3709 01:45:09.324 --> 01:45:10.424 one I married, isn't it? 3710 01:45:10.996 --> 01:45:12.896 And if you're going to fuck in the fucks on the strange, 3711 01:45:13.096 --> 01:45:14.928 right, you're going to get some real strange. 3712 01:45:14.928 --> 01:45:15.746 So the paradigm really 3713 01:45:15.746 --> 01:45:16.196 Oh, 3714 01:45:16.196 --> 01:45:16.446 changed, Oh, 3715 01:45:16.446 --> 01:45:16.496 yeah, 3716 01:45:16.496 --> 01:45:18.446 yeah, you know, you he know. 3717 01:45:18.846 --> 01:45:21.896 I can't commit to hobbies, so he's got to just get in 3718 01:45:21.896 --> 01:45:22.396 and out. 3719 01:45:22.396 --> 01:45:26.546 Yeah, like, you know, doesn't at typically the whorehouse, like you want 3720 01:45:26.546 --> 01:45:26.996 something the hobby. 3721 01:45:26.996 --> 01:45:28.496 that's going to be that does not, you know. 3722 01:45:29.236 --> 01:45:31.617 you know you want something You that's don't want to be stuck 3723 01:45:31.617 --> 01:45:32.086 with a hobby. 3724 01:45:32.086 --> 01:45:35.846 you want to be something like yeah but you do want to 3725 01:45:35.846 --> 01:45:37.836 get like yeah A little hobby. 3726 01:45:37.836 --> 01:45:39.336 you want to get a taste Mm-hmm. 3727 01:45:39.436 --> 01:45:39.936 Yeah. 3728 01:45:39.936 --> 01:45:40.986 yeah All right. 3729 01:45:41.036 --> 01:45:41.836 I get you. 3730 01:45:41.836 --> 01:45:43.286 Wow, it's almost two hours. 3731 01:45:43.386 --> 01:45:44.386 Thank you, everyone, 3732 01:45:44.386 --> 01:45:44.436 Yeah, 3733 01:45:44.436 --> 01:45:44.936 if you're still listening. 3734 01:45:44.936 --> 01:45:45.586 if you're still listening, 3735 01:45:45.586 --> 01:45:45.836 Let's see. 3736 01:45:45.836 --> 01:45:46.386 you're awesome. 3737 01:45:46.386 --> 01:45:47.736 Greg, thanks for listening, Greg. 3738 01:45:50.786 --> 01:45:51.486 And what 3739 01:45:51.486 --> 01:45:52.136 Hope are you're enjoying 3740 01:45:52.136 --> 01:45:52.536 the show still? 3741 01:45:52.536 --> 01:45:53.686 your brewery. 3742 01:45:53.686 --> 01:45:55.836 There'll be some foie gras, apparently. 3743 01:45:56.148 --> 01:45:56.498 and sometimes 3744 01:45:56.498 --> 01:45:56.698 and 3745 01:45:56.698 --> 01:46:02.119 more and you can try it you know all right everyone thank 3746 01:46:02.119 --> 01:46:07.539 you for listening greg roll the outro music cooper chill out there's 3747 01:46:07.539 --> 01:46:15.526 no one out there thanks everyone and we're going to make this 3748 01:46:15.526 --> 01:46:20.048 a normal thing in 2026 that's our new year's resolution good 3749 01:46:20.048 --> 01:46:21.748 good night hey 3750 01:46:21.748 --> 01:46:21.798 night 3751 01:46:21.798 --> 01:46:22.398 hey right hey