Episode 356 | AvgBrü Reviews #11: Festbier

The Brülosophy Podcast

Marshall Schott

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4.9 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 12 November 2024

⏱️ 123 minutes

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Summary

For this quarter, members of The Brü Club chose Festbier as the AvgBrü style, and a group of members were selected to have their versions reviewed by Tim, Justin, Craig, and Marshall.

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1:04.3	incredible reviewers of beer that I am super glad to call friends, Tim Meish, Justin Prezzer, and Craig
1:09.4	Fry to review the 11th installment of the
1:12.0	Brew Club's average brew beers. For this quarter, members of the Brew Club chose the seasonally
1:16.4	appropriate style known as Fest Beer, which is a pretty cool history as far as German
1:21.0	loggers are concerned. Now, I know that you've all had some examples of Festbure because I've
1:25.5	consumed them with you. What do you guys think of this style just based on your prior experiences with it? Easily one of my top four favorite
1:32.6	beers. Yeah, festive beer. Yes. Only because it's a cousin of the original Munich Dunkle.
1:39.3	Wow. Dang. We'll correct that later. There it is. Nope, nope. It says right there.
1:45.0	He's got his notes.
1:46.1	These first festive veils were probably something similar to a Munich dunkel.
1:52.0	We're going to get to that and you're not far off, but I'll explain to you why it says that.
1:55.4	I actually read the same thing you've got to open.
2:00.1	You've had it before, though, over at Crow and Wolf, Tim.
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