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Remember last week's intro by the emperor Napoleon? This week we'll try his Emperor Vodka, a winner from Russia. Finally, if you ever wanted your own Magical Mystery Tour, we'll show you how to do it in style. Could there be one in our future?

More from the New York Bar Show as Gary Monterosso interviews Paulina and Jessica, two of Chilled Magazine's featured models in the current issue. We'll also get to sample a great new drink that blends St. Lucian rum with roasted peanuts. DJ Chef Mark Weiss, The Chef That Rocks, opens the show performing his magic.

At the opening of the 2008 New York Bar Show, Gary Monterosso experiences "Deep Throat" (See for yourself what that means). Also, we're joined by Steve Wesler of The RDP Group, the company that produces the event held annually in the Big Apple.

The pairing of beer and food is surging in popularity. This week, we'll visit Cork Restaurant and get a glimpse of how they pair food with one of their 12 craft beers on tap. We'll have a beer with Kevin Meeker, owner of Cork Restaurant, and get some insight to the future of craft beer and how beer plays a vital role in the preparation of the restaurants dishes. Afterwards, we'll sit down with some beer enthusiast as they enjoy the debut of Founders Brewing beverages on tap for the first time in New Jersey.

Author: allthesebeers Added: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:44:06 -0800 Duration: 286One of the great craft breweries is Magic Hat, headed by the always entertaining Alan Newman. His company produces many flavors that continue to excite the beer world, including Circus Boy, Hocus Pocus and #9, probably their flagship brand. Host Gary Monterosso speaks with Alan about this remarkable brewery.

Author: allthesebeers Added: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:44:06 -0800 Duration: 286One of the great craft breweries is Magic Hat, headed by the always entertaining Alan Newman. His company produces many flavors that continue to excite the beer world, including Circus Boy, Hocus Pocus and #9, probably their flagship brand. Host Gary Monterosso speaks with Alan about this remarkable brewery.

Author: allthesebeers Added: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 12:16:22 -0800 Duration: 269When most people think of Lancaster County, images of Amish probably come to mind. Yet within the city, there resides one of the top breweries on the region, the Lancaster Brewing Company. We speak with Lancasters vice-president John Frantz for his perspective on the company and some of its beverages.

When a brewery expands distribution, it can be newsworthy... especially if that brewery is Founders. Steve Gates, Hunterdon Brewing rep, tells host Gary Monterosso how the deal came about, while hosting a state release of the beers at Cork Restaurant in New Jersey.

Have you ever thought about brewing your own beer? It's never been easier, especially with the right support. Phyllis Blessing, owner of Beercrafters in Turnersville, NJ, a homebrew supply store, gives us tips on getting started.

nnThere's no mistaking the fact that quality beers are occupying valuable shelf space. Host Gary Monterosso talks with Dante DeFeo of Buena Discount Liquors in New Jersey about the stores inventory and the growing popularity of buying "singles" as opposed to entire four or six packs. By allthesebeersnn Tags : after, all, babe, beer, beers, buena, crazy, culture, dante, defeo, discount, edge, gary, liquor, media, monterosso, podcast, pro, proedgemedia, review, series, still, these, video, web, wine

There's no mistaking the fact that quality beers are occupying valuable shelf space. Host Gary Monterosso talks with Dante DeFeo of Buena Discount Liquors in New Jersey about the stores inventory and the growing popularity of buying "singles" as opposed to entire four or six packs.

The second of a two-part interview with Jim Koch, founder of the Boston Beer Company, known for the Samuel Adams brand of beers. Host Gary Monterosso and Jim Koch discuss the evolution of the company from its origin in the early 1980's to the creation of many exceptional and unusual flavors that continue to delight beer drinkers.

This is the first of a two-part interview with Jim Koch, founder of the Boston Beer Company, known for the Samuel Adams brand of beers. Host Gary Monterosso and Jim Koch discuss the evolution of the company from its origin in the early 1980's to the creation of many exceptional and unusual flavors that continue to delight beer drinkers.

Author: allthesebeers Added: Sat, 17 May 2008 00:49:31 -0800 Duration: 265Episode one is the first in a series of reports from the 2008 Atlantic City Beer Festival. Jeramie Shea of the Boston Beer Company (Samuel Adams) guides us through the many flavors the company produces, including the award-winning Utopias, the beer that drinks like a port or cognac at over 27% alcohol-by-volume. Also available in High Definition (HD) and iPod Ready subscription formats for iTunes and Miro at http://allthesebeers.com

Author: allthesebeers Added: Sat, 17 May 2008 00:49:31 -0800 Duration: 265Episode one is the first in a series of reports from the 2008 Atlantic City Beer Festival. Jeramie Shea of the Boston Beer Company (Samuel Adams) guides us through the many flavors the company produces, including the award-winning Utopias, the beer that drinks like a port or cognac at over 27% alcohol-by-volume. Also available in High Definition (HD) and iPod Ready subscription formats for iTunes and Miro at http://allthesebeers.com

If you thought that Congress wasted its time on unimportant matters, think again! Twenty years ago, Congress recognized the first Saturday of May as National Homebrew Day. We chat with Mark Maxwell, president of the Gloucester County (NJ) Homebrewers Club at his group s annual brew event. So what' s it like trying to get a new brewery started? Ben Battiata, founder of Turtle Stone Brewery has the concept in place, now he has to deal with a mountain of regulations before the idea comes to fruition. We 'll continue to check on his progress and update you on his status until his first beer is ready to drink.

Here's a great combo... beer and a Beer Babe winner on our final episode from the 2008 Atlantic City Beer Festival. We're also joined by Sam Adams rep Jeramie Shea as we enjoy the rare Utopias, the beer that doesn't act like a beer at over 27% alcohol-by-volume!

One of the most anticipated aspects of beer festivals is when a team of judges evaluates the beverages entered into various categories. At the 2008 Atlantic City Beer Festival, over a dozen people volunteered their services and sampled over 200 beers. Hey, it's hard work, but someone's gotta do it! Gary Monterosso interviews five of the judges.

One of the great craft breweries is Magic Hat, headed by the always entertaining Alan Newman. His company produces many flavors that continue to excite the beer world, including Circus Boy, Hocus Pocus and #9, probably their flagship brand. Host Gary Monterosso speaks with Alan about this remarkable brewery.

When most people think of Lancaster County, images of Amish probably come to mind. Yet within the city, there resides one of the top breweries on the region, the Lancaster Brewing Company. We speak with Lancaster s vice-president John Franz for his perspective on the company and some of its beverages.

Episode one is the first in a series of reports from the 2008 Atlantic City Beer Festival. Jeramie Shae of the Boston Beer Company (Samuel Adams) guides us through the many flavors the company produces, including the award-winning Utopias, the beer that drinks like a port or cognac at over 27% alcohol-by-volume.