Fierce Beer, BrewDog's neighbors just down the road in Aberdeenshire, have made a huge splash in the short few years since their founding. Martin pays a visit to Dave and Dave to try some beers and hear their story.
Trevor's mango-infused masterpiece Milkshake Headache Double IPA inspires Matthias to create an Indian-inspired Burger that will match up to the beer's explosion of flavor with a carefully constructed combination of South Asian elements.
Matthias declares Trevor's fruit-forward American Pale Ale to be a "fine dining beer" and creates a next level burger to match up with it, featuring some top-shelf ingredients. It's a burger by chefs for chefs—and for the rest of us.
After one taste of this amazing beer from Chicago's legendary Pipeworks Brewing Co., Chef Matthias decides he's going to need 3 days in the desert with a bag of mushrooms to match the intensity of flavors. Culinary mayhem ensues.
Josh teams up with Brewdog co-founder Martin Dickie to make a hombrewed beer inspired by their legendary Punk IPA. Along the way, Martin discusses his inspiration for Punk IPA, his background as a distiller, and his love of skinny dipping.
BrewDog co-founder Martin Dickie visits some of the most legendary brewers in the business and talks shop over beers.
What style of burger will Matthias be driven to create when Trevor unveils a sweet, horchata inspired cinnamon beer?
Josh is joined by Brian Thompson, homebrewer-turned-founder of Telegraph Brewing Co., to brew a fruit forward apricot sour beer inspired by Telegraphs' highly regarded Gypsy Ale.
Josh visits Stone co-founder Greg Koch at their Escondido Bistro & Gardens to homebrew the famous Stone IPA.
What kind of burger goes perfectly with a Maibock Lager from Chicago?
A perfectly craft Rauchbier from Dovetail Brewery gives Matthias his most ambitious idea yet: a deconstructed haggis burger. Ever wonder what goes into haggis? And how on earth this could possibly be good? You might be surprised.
"Scientists are going to dissect your brain someday to figure out how you made that connection," Trevor tells Chef Matthias after he makes a culinary leap to pair a pear and rhubarb IPA with a French onion soup-inspired burger. Genius at its finest!
What burger will pair best with the citrus flavor of this double dry hopped IPA?
Matthias is instantly inspired to create a Far East Kobe Burger by Trevor's nod to a French rosé that combines Belma hops and Hallertau Blanc.
Matthias pulls out all the stops with this burger to complement Trevor's classic style Kolsch.
Cloudwater Brew Co is making Manchester legendary in a whole new way.
Ken Grossman: the man, the myth, the legend. Martin visits Sierra Nevada's Chico taproom for a special extended interview.
James and Martin are in their adopted US home in Ohio to brew the ultimate Columbus collaboration beer. With local breweries Land Grant, Seventh Son, and Rockmill they head to the Blue Jackets ice hockey rink to brew a beer with buckeye nuts, which are unfortunately poisonous.
Brewdog founders James Watt and Martin Dickie take to the skies to brew a beer in honor of British Airways' Centenary. What better way to brew the perfect in-flight beer than to do it on a plane soaring over the UK?
Beer used to be served warm and barely carbonated (the horror). That is, until John Wafting invented the beer pump in 1688 which kickstarted a wave of new inventions that has resulted in the glorious keg brewers know and love.
In a city where they can pretend to be anything, James and Martin decide to be....brewers? Hollywood classics are reimagined in this satirical story of the beer making process with a little help from the who's who of the LA beer world.
James and Martin eat and drink their way through beautiful Barcelona, Spain. Oh, and they brew a beer.
James and Martin embark on a perilous trek through the Southwest of France via a bicycle-turned-brew system. Will they be able to brew the perfect cognac inspired beer to drink while cycling?
