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I can't get behind your opinion. Sam looks happy as hell, he's walking around enjoying himself, he doesn't need to be dressed up in business casual, he's freaking brewing, he's doing what he loves and making millions doing it. Any of us would be the same way if we were him. I like the fact that a normal type of guy (most of us are normal) is having great success brewing and hasn't become a tightwad a-hole b/c of it. He seems like he hasn't changed since he was a homebrewer, and that just seems genuine. I like that he drives around in a 50 yr old pickup. his beer is a different kind of beer, that's why his pursuit of exotic ingredients/recipes makes sense.

people can criticize DFH all they want, but they do make some damn good beers (some are a little weird, but whatever). Palo Santo, Midas Touch, Burton Baton, Raison d' Etre, these are all amazing beers. I can get them any day of the week too, so get mad at your distributors, not DFH.

I'm with you. I personally like both of the beer and Sam. I think hes done quite a bit of good for the craft brew industry and he is always giving credit to SN, Stone, Sam Adams, etc etc.

One of my favorite quotes of his is there are beer nerds and beer snobs. A beer snob is someone who knows a lot about beer and thinks hes better than everyone who doesnt. A beer nerd is someone who knows a lot about beer and loves to share that with anyone who has an interest. I am a beer nerd. ~Sam Calagione.
 
I think a better beer concept show would be along the lines of Diners, drive-ins, and dives on the food network. The host would travel the country visiting craft brewers, show you the brewery, give you some bios on the staff, walk you through the process of making their signature beer, and talk with their customers about their beers. With a proper host, on the right channel, it could be successful.
Oh, you mean something like Three Sheets? I love that show. I don't own a television set but I can operate Hulu.
 
Oh, you mean something like Three Sheets? I love that show. I don't own a television set but I can operate Hulu.

oh and dont' forget Drinking Made Easy on HDNet with the same host as Three Sheets (Zane Lamprey). So to the poster who posted the post that Seether quoted, they have already made that show a couple of times
 
HOLY....you have NO idea what kind of s-storm you just stirred up sir! :)

"Sam confirmed that no new footage was going to taped for Brewmasters, and that he hopes the Eataly episode (which has been filmed but not aired) will still air in June when the brewpub is open for business."
 
What I read (The "Beer and Whiskey Brothers" post) proves zip. It's mostly about an encounter with Sam C. of DFH in New York. Then a reference to two tweets by Anthony Bourdain, and the "two brothers" immediately embrace Bourdain's allegation. My view of Anthony Bourdain's instant cred isn't nearly as sanguine. Sounds like journalism at its finest, such as we've just experienced through the execrable coverage of the Japanes earthquake / tsunami.

So far, what I've seen is based on two allegations by someone who shares a production company with a cancelled show. I can as easily allege that there's a big conflict of interest there. As for being about Big Beer engineering the demise of Brewmasters, well, it would be what we would all WANT to believe about the show's cancellation, but.....does that make it true? Maybe the Atlantic will turn up something, but I'm not holding my breath.
 
I actually screwed up when I said AB when it may not be AB at all...it could be MillerCoors because they're the ones who actually have ads that play during the show. In any case, I just thought it was an interesting find. I'm not saying a word about it until there is some official statement (which there will probably never will be...even if it's true I'm sure Discovery would never admit to it)
 
Well, well, well...it appears that BMC is causing all of the world's major problems. I propose we figure out a way to fix this ASAP!

In keeping with the theme, I did hear that the hole in the ozone layer has been caused by BMC....
 
It's Anthony Bourdain for chrissake, he's practically a television troll in his own right. I'm a big fan of his, but jeez the stuff he's said and done on tv at times is brutal. I remember when he was on food network set for something supposedly sabotaging Emeril's prep fridge.

I doubt the evil bmc empire crushed the dogfish show, it was only scheduled for 6 episodes, 5 aired and number either aired in scandanvia or it hasn't been finished shooting because of the whole rooftop batalia fiasco, and WILL air in the states in June I think as I dug up in the other thread.

In fact I believe many folks made note on the big brewmaster's thread of the irony of BMC (I think it was miller) commercials that aired on discovery while brewmaster's was on.

So I'm taking this with a grain of salt.
 
I thought those were caused by the tsunamis (knocking out the generators that provided power for the core cooling)...

On a slightly off topic and semi serious note did anyone participate in this the other night?

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Brooklyn Brewery “Brewers For Brewers”, a benefit for Kiuchi Brewery in Japan.
 
InBev/AB, in league with the British Royal Family and the Masons, have a secret plan to make St. Louis the capital of the new world order. I know this to be true, because the voices in my head tell me so.
 
InBev/AB, in league with the British Royal Family and the Masons, have a secret plan to make St. Louis the capital of the new world order. I know this to be true, because the voices in my head tell me so.

Did INBev/AB take Colonel Sanders spot?

Well, it's a well known fact, Sonny Jim, that there's a secret society of the five wealthiest people in the world, known as The Pentavirate, who run everything in the world, including the newspapers, and meet tri-annually at a secret country mansion in Colorado, known as The Meadows.

The Pentavirate is The Queen, The Vatican, The Gettys, The Rothschilds, *and* Colonel Sanders before he went tits up. Oh, I hated the Colonel with is wee *beady* eyes, and that smug look on his face. "Oh, you're gonna buy my chicken! Ohhhhh!"
 
Did INBev/AB take Colonel Sanders spot?

Well, it's a well known fact, Sonny Jim, that there's a secret society of the five wealthiest people in the world, known as The Pentavirate, who run everything in the world, including the newspapers, and meet tri-annually at a secret country mansion in Colorado, known as The Meadows.

The Pentavirate is The Queen, The Vatican, The Gettys, The Rothschilds, *and* Colonel Sanders before he went tits up. Oh, I hated the Colonel with is wee *beady* eyes, and that smug look on his face. "Oh, you're gonna buy my chicken! Ohhhhh!"

Actually I heard the 5th one is actually the cat in the above picture. Cat's are actually ancient aliens/gods after all, and he is the supreme leader of them all. And 5 minutes after that humiliating picture was taken, the dude and the photographer both died in separate "accidents."
 
You guys are so blind! Even in THIS VERY THREAD you don't get it!

The 5th one is the one and only August Busch! How the hell do you think he got away with that murder!!!
 
I do not disagree on that fact. However, it had a cult like following around here and was ingrained into the culture of the area's surrounding Pittsburgh. It also cost quite a few people at the brewery local jobs. It doesn't matter who big beer is buying, because in the end, regional breweries and craft breweries are being sucked into one giant corporation. They are losing independence and autonomy, which leads to less choices for beer drinkers. Just leave the little guys alone ab. They are doing just fine without you.:mad:
 
I do not disagree on that fact. However, it had a cult like following around here and was ingrained into the culture of the area's surrounding Pittsburgh. It also cost quite a few people at the brewery local jobs. It doesn't matter who big beer is buying, because in the end, regional breweries and craft breweries are being sucked into one giant corporation. They are losing independence and autonomy, which leads to less choices for beer drinkers. Just leave the little guys alone ab. They are doing just fine without you.:mad:

Again, that's not true!!!!

Look at the numbers....

http://blog.oregonlive.com/thebeerhere/2011/03/nothing_but_good_news_for_us_c.html
 
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