Jersey Beer Guys podcast

The gang made a Monday night stop at Brewery 33 in Riverton right before their scheduled opening. Tom and Lisa were gracious enough to host us and talk about what it took to finally get their beautiful spot open. As always, check out their social media for hours and events and make sure to stop in and visit.

Part of the crew took a Saturday trip to Tanner Brewing in Haddon Heights. With Eric on vacation and Ian unable to make it, Rob and Amy were joined by Kevin Reilly O'Reilly of Philly Beer Trail. We sat down with Matt and Ray, two thirds of the brewing collaboration to talk their start and how 3 guys get together to make really, really good beer. Definately a place that you need to stop at. Find them on social media to see what they are up to or stop by.

In part 2 of our visit to F & B we start with the ladies who help make everything run smoothly. Rebecca and Megan joined us until Rebecca had to go and we were then joined by Clint, who at this point finally got his own mic. Make sure you visit Farmers and Bankers when you Woodstown or on your way to Cowtown Rodeo

We finally got to sit down for a new episode and talked to the gang at Farmers and Bankers in Woodstown, NJ. It was such a good conversation that we had to break it up into 2 episodes.

We have another installement of the Lost Episode series with a segment from Summer Swelter Beer Festival where we sat down with some of the guys from Neck of the Woods Brewing (one of Rob's favorite breweries now that he's into sours).

We took the show on the road and went and visited Lost Elephant Brewing in downtown Elmer. It just so happened to be their opening day and Marghi and Tom welcomed us right before they let the world know they were open. We had a great time tasting their beer and having a really good conversation. Make sure you visit them at 20 N Main St in Elmer NJ. Check their social media for their hours which are limited at this time

This episode is the first in a series of shows that we recorded but for various reasons, they didn't get released in a timely fashion. This first episode is one that we recorded at Summer Swelter Beerfest last summer. We sat down with Dorien from Whims Brewing which at this point was recently opened. They took over the the space formerly occupied by Atco Brewing. Visit them when you get the chance because their beer selection was excellent

We finally got the band back together after an extremely long break. Part of the gang got back together to record. With the home studio not available, we sat at Dr Brewlittle's in Maple Shade to talk about what's been going on for the last few months, After a while we were joined by our good friend and co-owner of the Brewery, Jack O'Connell.

After a very long hiatus, we got behind the mics to talk with Pam and Mike from Westville Brewing. They on to new adventures and selling the brewery to new owners on June 1st. We were the first podcast that they did and also the last one. We want to thank them for all of their hospitality over the years and we wish them nothing but the best as they begin their next chapter.

We packed up the equipment and spent a Sunday afternoon at Ark Road Brewing in Mt Laurel. The brewery is actually a brewpub. You can get some really good food, maybe a cocktail or a glass of wine but you have to try the beer that they make.

On a cold winter day we took a road trip to the ends of the earth to visit Zach at Gusto Brewing. Well, we actually only went to the end of NJ, Cape May to be exact, to get some really great beer from the southern most NJ brewery.

In an episode that we recorded before Christmas, Rob, Amy and Eric sit down in the studio and just shoot the shit since they weren't able to record in November.

We finish up our interviews at the first ever Maple Shade Beer Festival where we talk with the guys at Stratosphere Brewing, who just announced that they are moving into Mt Holly. They also took home the award for Best of the Fest.

Our hometown held a beer festival and we got the invite to podcast at the event so naturally we were there.

In our last episode from Summer Swelter, we talk with one of our favorite brewers, Frank from Neck of the Woods, along with his new brewer, Ben. We talk about a lot of what they have going on and where they will be going with a new brewer. We also talk with Adam Mozzola, who along with many volunteers, helps put on the Summer Swelter Beer Festival. A giant THANK YOU to Frank, Dave and Paul with Neck Of The Woods Brewing for having us back again. Always a great time. You guys are the best. Another giant THANK YOU to Adam Mazzola for allowing us to be at one of the best beer festivals in the state.

In our second segment from Summer Swelter Beer Festival we talk Leah, the taproom manager from Mechanical Brewing, Dan from Chimney Rustic Ales and Gary Monterosso of the What's On Tap podcast. You can follow all 3 on Instagram. Make sure you stop in and visit the breweries and listen to Gary's podcast on the Hopped Up Network.

We sat inside Neck Of The Woods Brewery while the Summer Swelter went on inside and outside with 30 NJ breweries. The weather wasn't sweltering, but there was a little bit of rain that didn't deter the crowds. In our first segment we talk to Chris from Oyster Creek Brewing, Sean from Lower Forge and Jack from Dr Brewlittle.

For this episode I was joined by Tony Iocono on the phone as we talked with Adam Mazzola, one of the many folks who help make Summer Swelter Beer Festival one of the best ones in SJ. He talked with us about it coming back this year after a year off for covid. Make sure you listen to what is new for this year and definitely get your ticket for this festival

Here is an episode that we recorded a while back. Rob, Amy and Eric went and visited the guys from Stratosphere Brewing at one of their homes in a secret location. We checked out their brewing operation and tried some of their beers as we sat in their basement. We talked about their plans to open and what they have planned when they do. Check them out on Instagram for all of their updates.

The Vins from Swedesboro Brewing stopped by again. Marvin and Kevin came by along with their brewer Andrew the week before they opened, With a grand opening that just passed us, they wanted to talk about all the things they have going on and share some of their beer with us. From what we tasted, the beer is really good and definitely well worth the visit. Make sure you visit South Jersey's newest brewery.