-OUR UPCOMING- -BEER TRAVELS- February 2012
Australia April 2012 Philadelphia
June 2012
British Columbia
July/August 2012
Massuchusetts,
New Hampshire
& Maine
September 2012
Germany
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We created beergeek.TV to give people an alternative view of travel; where good beer could stand alongside museums, castles and cathedrals as a must see or do. To that end, we show how, with a little knowledge and preparation, anyone can be a beer traveler. We want to promote the discovery and exploration of other cultures through beer and show that not only hardcore beer lovers can enjoy the experience.
Early episodes run from 4 to 7 minutes in length. More recent episodes run 14 to 18 minutes. The goal of beergeek.TV is to help the viewer experience the fun and enjoyment of being a beer traveler and hopefully inspire them to embark on their own beer adventures
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One Pint at a Time Episode Guide
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New Year's in Oregon Date Filmed: December 2011 With a German trip derailed by high airfares, we needed to come up with plan B. The quick and easy choice was the budding beer mecca of Bend, Oregon. Closing out 2011 in Central Oregon, we each visited our 666th brewery, enjoyed a rainy, then snowy Bend Urban Beer Hike and endured a seemingly fruitless quest for tater tots.
Asheville Date Filmed: October 2011 We had visited North Carolina on two previous occasions, but beer travel was never the focus. With its growing beer scene, Asheville was the logical location for our first serious beer foray into the Tar Heel state. For our beer adventure in Western North Carolina, we were joined by our good friends and fellow beer travelers Matt and Michelle.
Scarves Up Date Filmed: July 2011 Since our last visit during the Year in Beer in 2008, we've been meaning to get back to Seattle. The chance to see the Seattle Sounders play one of the world's great soccer clubs, Manchester United, was the push we needed to make the return journey to the Pacific Northwest. Getting to experience the Seattle beer scene again was an added bonus.
Vermont, New Hampshire & Maine Date Filmed: June 2011 Our trip from Burlington, VT to Portland, ME was not only a celebration of our 22nd wedding anniversary, but also a milestone for beergeek.TV. When we started chronicling our beer adventures on video back in 2007, I am not sure we thought four years later we would be releasing our 50th episode of One Pint of a Time. But here we are!
The Legendary Boonville Beer Fest Date Filmed: May 2011 On an overcast day that threatened rain, we made the journey to the Anderson Valley for the 15th edition of the Boonville Beer Festival. Despite it's fame, this was our first time attending this popular Northern California beer fiesta. Besides drinking great beer and seeing friends, we were at Boonville to see what put the "legendary" in the The Legendary Boonville Beer Festival.
Episode 56/57/58 - Back in Australia
Episode 59 - British Columbia
Bonus Video
Sometimes we end up with footage that doesn't make it into an episode of One Pint at a Time, but we still think it is interesting or funny. So we put them together as short bonus videos. Click here to watch.
What People Say About beergeek.TV
"We returned to Munich this year after LOVING it last year. Before we traveled we watched your Munich segment and thanks to you found ourselves at Kloster Andechs. We're now back in California drinking Weissbier out of our Kloster Andechs weissbier glassware. Great tip and phenomenal beer..."
Russell
"I have thoroughly enjoyed Beer Geek TV. It even inspired my girlfriend and I to visit Bavaria last winter for the Christmas markets..."
Bill
"Your trip and video of Munich Oktoberfest was more help than I could ever hope for! My wife and I just got back from our first time and all I can say is I can't wait to go back! I have been to many Beer events, but none gave me a sense of apprehension like Munich Oktoberfest. I had heard tons of horror stories about all the bad things that Oktoberfest could be, but very little about the good. That was until I watched your trip video. And did I ever watch it! Probably 10 times! And every time, I felt a little more like, yes! this is something we can do! What a great party! The people, the tents, the food and of course the BEER were all excellent!
Thanks Beergeeks for helping us relax, knowing we could handle Oktoberfest and would definitely have a great time!"
Milo
We created beergeek.TV to give people an alternative view of travel; where good beer could stand alongside museums, castles and cathedrals as a must see or do. To that end, we show how, with a little knowledge and preparation, anyone can be a beer traveler. We want to promote the discovery and exploration of other cultures through beer and show that not only hardcore beer lovers can enjoy the experience.
