Track Brewing Co Presents - The Thirst Time

Welcome to our Thirst Time, IWD Specials, hosted by our Lead Brewer, Caitlín McErlean.This year, we opened up the brewery for three 'Brewery Experience' days for women and people who identify as non-binary.We did things a little differently this year, collaborating with three different breweries: Miluna, Queer Brewing, and Kerroo Brewing.To give each brew a bit more depth, Caitlín took the reins and interviewed each brewery, learning more about them and their journeys in craft beer.Enjoy!

Welcome to our Thirst Time IWD Specials, hosted by our Lead Brewer, Caitlín McErlean.This year, we opened up the brewery for three 'Brewery Experience' days for women and people who identify as non-binary.We did things a little differently this year, collaborating with three different breweries: Miluna, Queer Brewing, and Kerroo Brewing.To give each brew a bit more depth, Caitlín took the reins and interviewed each brewery, learning more about them and their journeys in craft beer.Enjoy!

It was great to have Todd from Good Word Brewing join us to brew a beer. Whilst we had him here, it felt a shame not to sit down and hear his story.Good Word is a brewery based in Atlanta, Georgia, not an area of the world you'd think cask beer could thrive, but Todd and his team are making it happen.Enjoy!

It's been a minute since I sat down with Bruce. We try to do a yearly check-in, but last year seemed to just disappear into the ether.So this year... a couple of months late, we got to it.We covered a lot of ground in this one: what failure looks like, BrewDog, and of course, the general state of the industry.Enjoy!

We've got a special episode for you with Todd Haire, Head Brewer & co owner of Foam Brewers

This weeks guest is Luca Lorenzoni. Luca has had a really interesting career path, starting out with Ab inBev (the big guys) before becoming managing director at Camden then CEO of Northern Monk. For me, it’s Such a fascinating trajectory because Luca learned/got all of the tools from a big corporate entity before moving into a more independent & craft beer market. He wrote four really interesting (and I encourage you to read) articles that talk about the essence of what it is to be a ‘craft brewery’ and how to find a path forward. Heavy Emphasis on the Path bit there as that’s then name of Lucas new consultancy, where he helps smaller starter brands move towards there goals I loved this conversation, and hopefully there’s a lot for you guys to take away from it it Enjoy!