Worthy Burger's guest appearances

Worthy Burger

Beer Sessions Radio (TM)

Tom Peters

Eric Asimov

Steve Wood

Eleanor Leger

Justin Phillips

Ron Pattinson

Mary Izett

Garrett Oliver

Mike Edison

Ben Watson

Tom Oliver

Sam Calagione

Brian Strumke

Bruce Williams

Jack Kerouac

OwlTail

On this week’s episode of Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy is joined by a few familiar faces. Jen Schwertman and Dave Brodrick from Blind Tiger are in the house, along with Scottish beer guru Bruce Williams of William Bros. Beer Co. Tune in to hear Dave talk about Worthy Burger- his new burger and beer joint in Vermont. Stop in to get some craft beer, and the best grass-fed burger that $5.50 can buy. Tune in to hear Bruce discuss some of the traditional herbs that Williams Bros. uses in some of their brews, and why cask ales are generally served improperly in the United States. Later, Mike Edison of The Mike &amp; Judy Show stops by to talk about his new book, Bye Bye, Miss American Pie, and his love for shower beers. This episode has been sponsored by GreatBrewers.com.    “It’s a nice to have a light beer, but it’s always been a challenge for a brewer to have a low alcohol beer that has a lot of flavor.” “Some of your heartier beers- like 10% beers- will actually hold up in a cask.” — Bruce Williams on Beer Sessions Radio

On this week’s episode of Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy is joined by a few familiar faces. Jen Schwertman and Dave Brodrick from Blind Tiger are in the house, along with Scottish beer guru Bruce Williams of William Bros. Beer Co. Tune in to hear Dave talk about Worthy Burger- his new burger and beer joint in Vermont. Stop in to get some craft beer, and the best grass-fed burger that $5.50 can buy. Tune in to hear Bruce discuss some of the traditional herbs that Williams Bros. uses in some of their brews, and why cask ales are generally served improperly in the United States. Later, Mike Edison of The Mike &amp; Judy Show stops by to talk about his new book, Bye Bye, Miss American Pie, and his love for shower beers. This episode has been sponsored by <a href="http://www.greatbrewers.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">GreatBrewers.com</a>. <h2>“It’s a nice to have a light beer, but it’s always been a challenge for a brewer to have a low alcohol beer that has a lot of flavor.”</h2> “Some of your heartier beers- like 10% beers- will actually hold up in a cask.” — Bruce Williams on Beer Sessions Radio

Episode 133: Bruce Williams, Worthy Burger, & Mike Edison