This batch of malted goodness mixed up by our merry band of beer-guzzling connoisseurs will leave you with a satisfying experience and no hoppy aftertaste. The hope is we help you identify what you like and avoid what you don't while we do a little sampling, researching, laughing, and art critiquing. That's right, beer art. It's a thing. So while you're out jogging or flying or heading to work, give us a listen and find out what's good and why it's good...or why it leaves a little to be desired. That way you'll know how to reward yourself after you get done doing whatever it is you just did. So, go ahead. Pick up one of the releases below and enjoy. It's on the house.
Ah, memories. Like when ma swallowed her chaw when the skunks came for dinner and ran off with the Christmas goose. Photo by Bob Moffitt
Beer and baseball have gone together nicely for 200 years, maybe more. Catch the latest on the game at thespitter.com
“Money, money, money” as the O’Jays once said, “will interrupt the Stoutcast Podcast some day.” At least we think that’s what they said. Photo by Bob Moffiitt
Three excellent ratings, some 80's rock samples, a plea for can art, and olive belches. There is something for everyone. Photo by Bob Moffitt
Are goldens stouts? How about blondes? Brunettes? Discuss amongst yourselves. We will.
Beer and baseball have gone together quite nicely for 200 years, maybe more. Catch the latest on the game at thespitter.com
Nobody knew what a Stoutcast was? No biggy. Can’t mail beer? No problem. Covid? Can’t touch us. Let us celebrate as only we can…snidely, sarcastically, and with some really interesting beer.
So much to disagree about and so little time. Fortunately, The Alley in Mariposa, CA has a time and a place to settle these things. It’s called “Festivus” or “Days That End in “Y.”
Beer and baseball have gone pretty well together for a couple hundred years, maybe more. Catch the latest on the game at thespitter.com
Climb for a couple hours and then have a nice refreshing stout to replenish when you come down. Photo by Bob Moffitt.
Audio edited by Glenn Crim.