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Episode 92 was recorded at Cyclers Brewing in Montgomery, TX. Brewmaster and founder Clay Wicker made his triumphant return to InterBrews with Abby and Zack as well his friends Eddie Enriquez and Kim Love from Cap Elite CrossFit in Montgomery. Many topics were covered, including beer and it’s role in fitness, coriander and it’s ability to cure small pox, cycling, historic Tamina, Texas and much much more. Of course we discussed Cycler’s beers including the canned and ready to take home 55-11 Imperial Red ale and Dom’e’stique Wit and their new Abby Ale named for a certain son-in-law of a certain founder of a certain brewery on this episode. Of that we’re certain. We also got to try some of the season’s first samples of Bonk’d Imperial Pumpkin Ale. It tastes like Fall in a glass. There’s so much Fall in the glass, you’ll want to fall in the glass. Also in this episode is James Carlyle’s 2 Pints Worth brought to you by Texas Homebrewers. James teaches the importance of healthy yeast. We also have our Moment in Beer History Presented by Brigadoon Brewery and Brew School. This one will have you donning your beret and surrendering to a foreign country. So enjoy this episode of the podcast as much as we enjoyed recording it. This is InterBrews.
The Brigadoon Brewery Moment In Beer History is Brought to You by Brigadoon Brewery and Brew School
Life Is Too Short To Drink Bad Beer
James Carlyle’s 2 Pints Worth is Presented by Texas Homebrewers
