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Bringing You the World One Pint at a Time...
We have had the idea for beergeekTV for some time. Ever since we started talking about "The Year in Beer" we have batted around the idea of transforming what we do on this website from text-based to video-based.

While the outcome of Chris's Chief Beer Officer experience was disappointing, it was the impetus to move on and launch beergeekTV and our show One Pint at a Time.

We created beergeekTV 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 will show how, with a little knowledge and preparation, anyone can be a beer traveler or adventurer. 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 lenghth. More recent episodes run 14 to 18 minutes in length. The goal is to give the viewer a good idea of the adventure, fun and enjoyment of being a beer traveler.

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One Pint at a Time Episode Guide
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Ales of Wales Date Filmed: April 2009 We didn't know what to expect from our journey to Wales. It was only a friend's off-handed comment that brought us across the Irish Sea in the first place. With a little research, we learned several things about Wales; they have a strange language, there is a really tall mountain and, most importantly, there is a burgeoning craft beer movement brewing real ale.

Those Crafty Irish Date Filmed: April 2009 This was our ninth trip to the Emerald Isle and she continues to be one of our favorite countries to visit. Throughout our trip, we focused on Irish Craft Beer, including ending our trip by attending the Easter Beer Festival in Cork. Over the years, we have met and befriended a number of people in the Irish craft beer community and this episode is really about their efforts to promote good beer in Ireland.

Rolling to Boulder Date Filmed: February 2009 We were back in Denver to meet up with our friends and fellow beer travelers, Matt and Michelle, who we had not seen in almost a year. Over a long weekend, we drank beer in Denver, Golden and Boulder and attended the Beerdrinker of the Year contest. It is meeting up with good friends that makes beer travel all the more enjoyable.

2009 SF Beer Week Date Filmed: February 2009 SF Beer Week was a ten-day celebration of the Bay Area's brewing heritage, and a showcase for the breweries and beer culture of Northern California. From the North Bay to Monterey, beer fans gathered at all kinds of beer related events to celebrate "America's Original Craft Beer Drinking City". From the anchoring events like Strong Beer Month and Toronado Barleywine Festival to our beer tasting in Carmel Valley, crowds were large and enthusiastic.

Philly Beer Week Date Filmed: March 2008 We were thankful for the opportunity provided by the Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation to visit "America's Best Beer Drinking City" in March 2008. With a group of other beer writers, we were ushered around the greater Philly area to beer bars, brewpubs and to the opening of Philly Beer Week.