The boys are back together for this very special reunion episode. Mike and Jeff travel to St. Petersburg, Florida to meet up with Preston, Head Brewer of Bayboro Brewing. The boys discuss Bayboro Brewing, their beers, and how difficult opening a brewery during COVID-19.

The guys are back with some news, some hard seltzer discussions, and our opinions on online reviews from small businesses.

In this surreal episode, Mike and Jeff cover the sad news of the closing of Red Cypress Brewing in Winter Springs, FL. Red Cypress was the very first brewery featured on the podcast in it's current format, as well as an integral part to the success of At The Bar Podcast. To Ryan and the RCB family; thank you for supporting us, dedicating time to our show, and for always being welcoming and accommodating. We wish you all the best and hope our paths cross again in the near future.

We can all thank Jeff for the "Chicken Attack" intro. Youtube gold! Mike and Jeff FINALLY had the time to record an episode we've been wanting to do for some time. We discuss an email from a listener about our Boston Lager comment from Episode 63. The guys also cover the biggest craft beer news is recent memory, possibly of all time. The Dogfish Head/Boston Beer Company merger.

Mike and Jeff cover a listener submitted topic and cover The Full Pint's Predictions for 2019.

Mike and Jeff cover some news out of Boulevard Brewing, Sierra Nevada’s acquisition of Sufferfest Beer Company. The guys cap off the episode covering Hop Culture’s 7 Trends they predict for 2019.

Mike and Jeff take a look back on 2018 and everything that was At The Bar Podcast. Interviewing Sam Calagione, livestreaming from Barrel of Monks’ anniversary, meeting new brewers at new breweries, and being 3rd in Meet The People’s Top 5 Podcasts Every Bartender Should Listen To.

Due to the massive success of Dear Brewery Owners, Please Stop... (Ep. 58), Mike and Jeff flip the tables and talk about what it's like as a worker of a brewery/bar.

Our friends at Barrel of Monks were awesome enough to let us take home bottles to drink. Mike and Jeff decide to dedicate this entire episode to how awesome Barrel of Monks is and how much we appreciate their support.

The guys talk about Dogfish Head's sour program, beer flavored ice cream, Bud Light Victory Fridges, pumpkin beer, football and much more.

Mike has had enough. After a serious of WTF moments, Mike stood on his soapbox and had a very open discussion about holding brewery owners accountable. We as consumers have a lot of options and we need to start using our wallets and support genuine, quality first breweries who do right. The amateur, carelessness of these owners need to be addressed, so we as an industry to do better and thrive together.

Mike and Jeff drive down to Downtown West Palm to visit a long time listener and friend Joel, who is currently the Head Brewer for West Palm Brewery & Wine Vault. The guys sit down and enjoy Joel’s story of climbing up the brewing ladder after leaving his corporate job. They talk about the craft beer industry, the local scene, and of course sample Joel’s beers.

The entire ATBP crew meet up at Walking Tree Brewing in Vero Beach, Florida to sit with Co-Owner Alan. The guys talk Walking Tree history, try 10 Walking Tree beers, and Alan tells a crazy Manatee story. DISCLAIMER: We apologize for some of Jeff's audio. For some reason, the audio mixer wasn't receiving his mic. We have since resolved the problem.

This is the audio version of the video recorded for our Facebook page. www.facebook.com/AtTheBarPodcast Mike heads down to Jupiter, Florida to bring down some Tampa beers and meads for Jeff and Kassie to try. Jeff and Kassie have some exciting news to share as the gang share numerous beers.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/business/consumer/os-bz-7-things-to-know-about-craft-beer-in-orlando-20180626-story.html Mike and Jeff tackle Orlando Sentinel's writer Kyle Arnold's article about the 7 ways Orlando's craft beer scene is changing. Link to the full article is posted above for full reading.

Mike and Jeff talk about why Orlando may be the best place to live for Florida craft beer drinkers.

Mike and Jeff discuss the Pete Coors statement regarding the Brewer's Association, some buying/selling, and the Sony copyright infringement case with Knee Deep Brewing.

Mike and Jeff were given the opportunity to interview Sam Calagione, Founder and President of Dogfish Head Brewery in Milton, Delaware.  The guys head over to Vanbarry's Public House and had the pleasure to interview Sam in a swan boat. The video of the interview can be found on our Facebook page. www.facebook.com/AtTheBarPodcast

With a lot of great episodes coming, Mike and Jeff decide to cover some big news stories in the craft beer industry including the Stone/MillerCoors lawsuit and Ballast Point opening a brewery in Disneyland.

In a super funny episode, Mike & Jeff swing by Accomplice Brewery and Ciderworks to interview owners Matt and Felonice about Accomplice and the hard cider industry.