Strange Brew: craft beer gets creative

(29 May 2019) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY  

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San Leandro, California - 10 May 2019
1. Wide view of cellar manager at Drake's Brewing prepping chipotle pepper beer
2. Brewer looks inside kettle
3. Close view of beer brewing
4. Boxing up bottles of beer
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San Francisco - 10 May 2019
5. Glass of beer at City Beer Store
6. Bacon & Eggs beer cans
7. Bottles of S'Mores beer
8. Beer made with poppy seeds
9. Cans of coconut beer
10. Cranberry sauce beer
11. Can label for marshmallow beer
12. Ice cream-inspired beer
13. French toast flavored beer
14. Maple syrup pancakes beer
15. Stout made with real oysters
16. SOUNDBITE (English) Beth Wathen, Co-owner, City Beer Store:
"I think it's exciting. I think anytime you add creative elements to a much loved beverage like beer, it's fun."
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Denver - 17 May 2019
17. Wyncook Brewing Company exterior
18. Grilling buffalo testicles for Rocky Mountain Oyster Stout
19. Testicles removed from grill into large bowl
20. Brewer carries bowl to brewing kettle
21. Brewer dumps testicles into brewing kettle
22. SOUNDBITE (English) John Sims, Head Brewer, Wynkoop Brewing Company:
"It's pretty popular. We get a lot of travelers from all over who've heard about it and would like to try it."
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Reno, Nevada - 18 May 2019
23. Green tea mochi beer in Strange Brew glass
24. Pouring cherry blossom infused beer
25. Swedish fish candy flavored beer
26. Hot Tamale beer in glass
27. Taster samples Swedish fish candy beer
28. SOUNDBITE (English) Zach Cage, Host, Strange Brew Festival:
"Beer aficionados are always looking for the next new thing. I think that's where your sours and your really hoppy triple IPAs and your eclectic craft brews come from."
29. Label for pickle juice ale
30. Pouring blue raspberry jolly rancher sour beer
31. Choco Taco inspired porter
32. Zoom into beers t-shirt
33. Low angle pouring mac and cheese ale
34. SOUNDBITE (English) Danielle Paradise, Taster:
"It's delicious. It literally smells like my childhood."
35. Close up of steak and onion inspired kolsch
36. SOUNDBITE (English) Andrew Martin, Taster:
"You can definitely taste the onion. You get a little of that worcestershire sauce in the back."
37. Woman points approvingly to glass of beer
38. Close up of bright red beer
39. Group of drinkers try sushi beer
40. SOUNDBITE (English) Leah Whittler, Taster:
"It's shockingly good actually. It's got a hint of ginger, wasabi and little bit of lemongrass."
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San Leandro, California - 10 May 2019
41. Medium and close view of chipotle pepper beer preparation
42. SOUNDBITE (English) Hal McConnellogue, Cellar Manager, Drake's Brewing Company:
"It has to be flavorful. It has to taste like beer. It's got to make you want another one. If it doesn't, then it's just gimmicky and you're going to be out of the spotlight pretty fast."
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San Francisco - 10 May 2019
43. Can of stout brewed with real pieces of dollar bills
STORYLINE:
Beer is getting weird.
At the Strange Brew Festival in Reno, Nevada, this month, visitors could sample a peanut butter and pickle pilsner, a tamale lager and a smoked carrot stout.
There were concoctions from big brewers like Sierra Nevada and smaller local brew pubs, sweet beers brewed with Jolly Ranchers and spicy ones that tasted like garlic bread or mango salsa. Anyone for steak and onion Kolsch? Or a macaroni and cheese pale ale?
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