Jonny Garrett

We'll know what beer is and we'll probably have consumed it at some point. And so beer has the time and it has the spread that no other alcohol does. The only one where I'd entertain the idea that it might be as influential is wine. Pasteurization was an idea that Louis Pasteur first suggested to the wine industry before he did to beer.

We'll know what beer is and we'll probably have consumed it at some point. And so beer has the time and it has the spread that no other alcohol does. The only one where I'd entertain the idea that it might be as influential is wine. Pasteurization was an idea that Louis Pasteur first suggested to the wine industry before he did to beer.

And there's a couple of other instances there because wine is so central to Europe where a lot of these certainly 19th century discoveries were being made. Obviously, there's so many more happening around the world now. But wine could come close, but it doesn't have that head start and it doesn't have that ubiquity.

And there's a couple of other instances there because wine is so central to Europe where a lot of these certainly 19th century discoveries were being made. Obviously, there's so many more happening around the world now. But wine could come close, but it doesn't have that head start and it doesn't have that ubiquity.

And there's a couple of other instances there because wine is so central to Europe where a lot of these certainly 19th century discoveries were being made. Obviously, there's so many more happening around the world now. But wine could come close, but it doesn't have that head start and it doesn't have that ubiquity.

There was a time after prohibition where many of the breweries had to close due to the lack of business, the fact they weren't allowed to brew. The surviving breweries, five of them became known as the shipping breweries. So these were breweries, Budweiser, Coors, Miller, Pabst.

There was a time after prohibition where many of the breweries had to close due to the lack of business, the fact they weren't allowed to brew. The surviving breweries, five of them became known as the shipping breweries. So these were breweries, Budweiser, Coors, Miller, Pabst.

There was a time after prohibition where many of the breweries had to close due to the lack of business, the fact they weren't allowed to brew. The surviving breweries, five of them became known as the shipping breweries. So these were breweries, Budweiser, Coors, Miller, Pabst.

And these were the breweries, they were called shipping breweries because they were the quickest out of the gate to recognize that railroads were the best way to grow their business, to get their beers out there. And so they were helping, they were funding railway projects. They were funding technologies such as ice-packed railway cars so their beer could stay cold on the way.

And these were the breweries, they were called shipping breweries because they were the quickest out of the gate to recognize that railroads were the best way to grow their business, to get their beers out there. And so they were helping, they were funding railway projects. They were funding technologies such as ice-packed railway cars so their beer could stay cold on the way.

And these were the breweries, they were called shipping breweries because they were the quickest out of the gate to recognize that railroads were the best way to grow their business, to get their beers out there. And so they were helping, they were funding railway projects. They were funding technologies such as ice-packed railway cars so their beer could stay cold on the way.

Budweiser invested in ice houses all over the country next to railroads where they could store their beer to keep it cold, but also then sell the ice to local people. So they had a huge impact on where the railways went, why they went and when they were built and indeed invested in many of them because that's how they knew their breweries could grow quicker than, say, their competitors.

Budweiser invested in ice houses all over the country next to railroads where they could store their beer to keep it cold, but also then sell the ice to local people. So they had a huge impact on where the railways went, why they went and when they were built and indeed invested in many of them because that's how they knew their breweries could grow quicker than, say, their competitors.

Budweiser invested in ice houses all over the country next to railroads where they could store their beer to keep it cold, but also then sell the ice to local people. So they had a huge impact on where the railways went, why they went and when they were built and indeed invested in many of them because that's how they knew their breweries could grow quicker than, say, their competitors.

Yeah, I mean, when I first got into beer, I was in the same position and didn't understand a lot of these phrases. And if I could have sort of craft beers time again, I would say, look, everybody, let's try and keep this a bit simpler.

Yeah, I mean, when I first got into beer, I was in the same position and didn't understand a lot of these phrases. And if I could have sort of craft beers time again, I would say, look, everybody, let's try and keep this a bit simpler.

Yeah, I mean, when I first got into beer, I was in the same position and didn't understand a lot of these phrases. And if I could have sort of craft beers time again, I would say, look, everybody, let's try and keep this a bit simpler.

But we didn't really have names for styles or families of beer until a great beer writer called Michael Jackson came along and he still venerated as sort of the original beer writer. And he came up with, you know, essentially he made sort of the animal kingdom, these taxonomies of beer. by traveling the world and discovering all these styles that haven't been made.

But we didn't really have names for styles or families of beer until a great beer writer called Michael Jackson came along and he still venerated as sort of the original beer writer. And he came up with, you know, essentially he made sort of the animal kingdom, these taxonomies of beer. by traveling the world and discovering all these styles that haven't been made.

But we didn't really have names for styles or families of beer until a great beer writer called Michael Jackson came along and he still venerated as sort of the original beer writer. And he came up with, you know, essentially he made sort of the animal kingdom, these taxonomies of beer. by traveling the world and discovering all these styles that haven't been made.