Beer Nutz: San Francisco
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Beer Nutz: San Francisco
In this episode we travel to San Francisco, California. We visit Anchor Steam Brewery, home of Anchor Steam Beer and the micro-brewery that kicked off the American craft brewery explosion.
Hulu | June 19, 2006
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Episode 8
Vancouver
aired: Tue, Aug 1, 2006
In this episode we travel to Vancouver, Canada and meet Gabriol Jones, author of the travelers guide ?Passport to Beer? which chronicles every brew pub and microbrewery in Western Canada.
Episode 7
Portland
aired: Wed, Jul 26, 2006
In this episode we travel to Portland, Oregon and start the beer tour at McMenamins Edgefield which features a hotel, restaurant, winery, golf course, memorial bar in honor of Jerry Garcia and of course, a brewery!
Episode 6
Milwaukee
aired: Wed, Jul 19, 2006
In this episode we travel to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a city with beer heritage spanning back to the 1800's with more bars per capita than any other American city! We start with a visit to the Lakefront brewery which brews 8,000 barrels a year.
Episode 5
Denver
aired: Wed, Jul 12, 2006
In this episode we travel to Denver, Colorado looking for Beer Nutz. We start off the day at the Bull & Bush, a Denver establishment with forty different styles of beer throughout the year.
Episode 4
Chicago
aired: Mon, Jun 26, 2006
In this episode we travel to Chicago, Illinois in search of the biggest beer nut. We start the search with a lesson in brewing at Piece Pizza and Beer.
Episode 3
San Francisco
aired: Mon, Jun 19, 2006
In this episode we travel to San Francisco, California. We visit Anchor Steam Brewery, home of Anchor Steam Beer and the micro-brewery that kicked off the American craft brewery explosion.
Episode 2
Burlington
aired: Mon, Jun 12, 2006
In this episode we travel to Burlington, VT and visit the Magic Hat Brewery and meet brew master Alan Newman who prefers to be called the ?Conductor of Cosmic Symphonies?.
Episode 1
Boston
aired: Mon, Jun 5, 2006
In this episode we travel to Boston, Massachusetts and visit one of the oldest establishments in town, The Boston Beer Company, makers of Samuel Adams.
