Author and brewer Randy Mosher joins me this week to discuss stories and their importance in beer.
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Topics in This Week’s Episode (41:01)
- This week I welcome back Randy Mosher. Randy is the author of the books Mastering Homebrew, Radical Brewing, and Tasting Beer. (Full disclosure: Amazon affiliate links to books) He’s also partner in two breweries near Chicago Five Rabbit and Forbidden Root.
- We talk briefly about how Randy’s two breweries have held up during the COVID pandemic.
- Randy introduces a new topic – “Telling Stories with Beer”
- We discuss why stories are central to virtually all conversation as well as the human experience.
- Randy shares a few examples of stories tied to beer.
- We talk about the marketing impact of having good stories for your beers.
- Randy discusses “Anchor points” and how they can provide a central theme for brewing beer.
- He explains the difference between a story and backstory.
- We discuss how to get inspiration for a story or a beer
- Randy talks about executing a good story strategy with beer.
- He explains how stories can be used to promote homebrew as well.
- Randy shares his closing thoughts on stories and beer.
Sponsors
- Thank you to our sponsor Craft Beer and Brewing Magazine for sponsoring this episode. I encourage you to subscribe to their great magazine!
- And also Anvil Brewing Equipment. Anvil is a new line of kettles, burners and accessories from John Blichmann at Blichmann Engineering. They make top quality brewing equipment built to last a lifetime.
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Thanks to Randy Mosher for appearing on the show and also to you for listening!
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