Episode 148 - The History of Dry Stout

St Patrick’s Day has passed, but in Episode 148 we bring you a touch of Irish with the history of the dry stout along with a brief style overview.  We hope this shorter show will bring you some joy in the present CoronaVirus chaos.  So grab a beer and enjoy the show! 

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BEERS MENTIONED ON THE SHOW:

• Tampa Beer Works/Pontoon Brewing Molten Chocolate Lava Cake

• White Dog Brewing Scotch Ale

• Ludington Bay Brewing Co Tangelo Dream

• Tampa Beer Works IV Year Anniversary Caffe Macchiato

• Hidden Spring Ale Works Humble Pie

LINKS TO ARTICLES DISCUSSED:

THE EVOLUTION OF DRY STOUT