Favorite homebrew videos, youtube channels, or TV shows

[cmybeer]

I'm just getting back into the homebrewing community and was wondering if there are any good homebrewing video blogs, series or youtube channels in the vein of Brewing TV from Northern Brewer. I used to eat that up and wait for every episode and now that I'm getting back in the game it seems like there are way more options available at the brew shop, new styles to explore and just a lot more going on. What are the go to spots for video content. I'm talking tastings, experiments, informative videos, tours or just fun backyard brew sessions with cool hosts.

I know they're out there, what are your favorites?

 

[kingmatt]

I've been enjoying 'Barley and the Hops' channel on YouTube lately. He posts videos regularly and they are really well done (edited well, interesting content).

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCEEAHI_E-4VHfrGFI3oSevg

 

[cmybeer]

Come on gang, there needs to be more. I know people are nerding out on this somewhere

 

[Eri]

The Modern Rogue has a few videos about beer, and making pruno (prison wine) and mead.

 

[BEER-N-BBQ_BY_LARRY]

I know they're out there, what are your favorites?

You're welcome to check out my channel anytime:
https://www.youtube.com/c/BEERNBBQBYLARRY

 

[UncleAvis]

Basic brewing radio and video
Chop and brew
Beer n bbq by Larry
Man cave meals
Mad fermentationist
Brulosophy podcast
Brewing network podcast(s)
Beersmith podcast

 

[Transamguy77]

Beer and bbq Larry
Basic brewing
Barly and hops tv
Brew-dudes.com
Craigtube
Everty homebrew

You can also just put these guys in and more channels will start to show up on your home page. There are a lot of good bbq channels that also do home brew too, actually that's how I found beer n bbq Larry I was looking for bbq recipes so that was a win win.

 

[jay29]

My beer porn:

 

[couchsending]

Podcasts!

The Sour Hour
Craft Beer and Brewing
Masters Brewers Association
Sunday Session
Milk The Funk

Personally I prefer the podcasts with professional brewers speaking about their process, ingredients, recipes. Learned a lot about the small details that really make a difference when it comes to making high quality beer.

 

[kevin58]

Beersmith podcast
Experimental Brew
Basic Brewing

And while not a podcast there are two blogs I read almost daily:
Shut Up About Barclay Perkins and Boak and Bailey.

 

[jafo28]

Don Osborn’s channel has always been good.

 

[GRJBowers]

Short Circuited Brewers on youtube is good if you're into electric brewing. I believe he's still on a bit of a hiatus from moving to a new house though. Also DrHans Brewery and Fast Homebrew.

Fast Homebrew doesn't generally go into the details of the process but the production is entertaining. Also the videos tend to be fairly short, I don't think any of them are more than 10 minutes long. Most of the brew days are around 6 minutes or less.

 

[treacheroustexan]

Basic Brewing is the absolute best. James and Steve work so well together. I also follow Short Circuited as mentioned above.

 

[Saunassa]

Basic Brewing Video - very well done and edited with over ten years of vids.
barley and the hops
brew Dudes
Chop and Brew - By Chip of brewing tv fame
Donosborn
Genus Brewing
schoolhouse Beer and brewing

 

[Leapsandbounds]

I mostly watch brewing videos on YouTube.

Basic brewing is my favorite (I have their app but still watch them on YouTube too)

Also, Genus brewing and Fast Homebrew (hilarious and short videos) are worth watching.

 

[BrewingAroundtheRrealm]

BEER-N-BBQ by Larry: http://beernbbqbylarry.com/
Brew Dudes: http://www.brew-dudes.com/
Basic Brewing: http://basicbrewing.com/

Those inspired me to start my own site/YouTube channel where I cataloged my own brew sessions as I learned. I made quite a few mistakes along the way. https://brewingaroundtherealm.com/

 

[Andrew Hodgson]

I learned the most from watching the hit TV show Beerland on Vice. Really really in-depth home-brewing conversations going on in that show.

OK I'll stop