This time on The Ales & Tales Podcast, we're cracking open BNY4 Extra Special Bitter from Transmitter Brewing in Brooklyn, New York.

At 5.3% ABV, this ESB brings a bitter, malty character with little to no sweetness. But what really caught our attention was the can itself. Transmitter doesn't just tell you what's in the beer—it gives you recommendations for the type of glass to use and the temperature at which to enjoy it.

How important are those details? Does the right glass and serving temperature change your beer-drinking experience? And what did we think of this particular Extra Special Bitter?

Join us as we taste, discuss, and explore another craft beer!

Beer: BNY4 Extra Special Bitter
Brewery: Transmitter Brewing
Location: Brooklyn, New York
ABV: 5.3%

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How smooth is a smoothie sour? 🧠🍓

This episode of The Ales & Tales Podcast brings us to Drekker Brewing for Beach Dream Braaaaaaaains, a fruit smoothie sour with a name that practically demands a few questions.

Does it go right to the brain? How smooth is a smoothie sour, anyway? And does this fruity beer live up to its beach-dream name?

Join us as we explore the beer, discuss the experience, and have some fun along the way.

Listen in and decide if Beach Dream Braaaaaaaains is one for you!

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This episode takes us to Jackie O’s Brewing for a look at Mystic Mama, their flagship West Coast IPA.

There's a fortune teller on the can — but can she predict whether we're going to like the beer?

We put Mystic Mama to the test, exploring the beer's smells, tastes, and overall experience while getting into all kinds of fun topics along the way.

How mystical is Mystic Mama?

Is this West Coast IPA one you should try?

Give the episode a listen and decide for yourself.

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Is there such a thing as a beer made for the morning? ☀️🍺

In Episode 107 of The Ales & Tales Podcast, we’re staying close to home and checking out Mornings of Gold from Nashville’s own Fait La Force Brewing.

Is this golden nectar the perfect morning drink? Hey, we’re not telling you that you should—or shouldn’t—have a morning beer…

…but you can’t drink all day if you don’t start in the morning. 😂

We crack open Mornings of Gold and explore the aroma, flavor, mouthfeel, and overall experience to find out if this Nashville brew is one you should seek out.

Would you drink this beer in the morning? Give the episode a listen and let us know what you think!

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In Episode 106 of The Ales & Tales Podcast, we’re cracking open Destihl Brewery’s Moonjumper Milk Stout from Normal, Illinois. 🌙🍺

It looks delicious—but is this creamy, dark stout actually worth jumping over the moon for?

We put Moonjumper to the test, exploring its aroma, flavor, mouthfeel, and overall impression to find out whether this Destihl brew is one you should seek out.

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In a direct episodic challenge for longest name for a beer, here comes Singin’ River Brewing with Tiger Chainsaw Arms Abbey Tripel-American. There’s a lot going on with this Belgian Style India Pale Ale coming from Florence, Alabama. Listen in to find out. Let us know what you think. Also, help us spread the word by supporting, sharing, liking and subscribing! We welcome your support: find us on Patreon or find all links at www.thealesandtalespodcast.com. You can also follow us on Instagram and Facebook @thealesandtalespodcast. YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/qrOMu8FabKo

We’re bringing you a double review episode with two beers from South Haven, Michigan. Three Blondes Brewing’s Wake & Lake Lager and the winner of longest name for a beer ever: Just Took a DNA Test Turns Out I’m 100% That Beer Hazy India Pale Ale. Are they 100% great? Listen in to find out. Let us know what you think. Also, help us spread the word by supporting, sharing, liking and subscribing! We welcome your support: find us on Patreon or find all links at www.thealesandtalespodcast.com. You can also follow us on Instagram and Facebook @thealesandtalespodcast. YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/zDpaHbFUoKQ