Sip & Remember: The Classic Beers That Time Forgot

Classic beers Americans rarely order any longer.
Jeff Eichinger provides tips on cellaring beers. Can this be done as witrh wines?
Pinor Noir wines with John Mahoney.
Is Anheuser-Busch InBev in crisis mode?
Our co-host Michelle Lam is back with public relations tips.

Publish Date: 12/27/2025




Recent Episodes

We interview Douglas Yu, founder and CEO of Diamond Brew Coffee, about his innovative brewless coffee technology designed to deliver fresh-brewed flavor with greater convenience. Yu discusses product development, customer feedback, social media engagement, and the company's growth plans. We conclude with a report on the 2026 Great American Beer Festival, highlighting its participating breweries, judging process, and evolving beer categories.

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Publish Date: 10/25/2026


Gary Monterosso examines America’s complicated relationship with big-name beers, exploring their appeal alongside questions about pricing, ingredients, transparency, and ownership. Leslie Jespersen explains how beverage brands claim a lasting place in our minds, while beer historian Rachel explores the evolution of pubs and their enduring role in bringing communities together.

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Publish Date: 10/18/2026


This episode of Beverage Chronicles explores several sides of the beverage world, from the health claims surrounding alcoholic drinks to the evolution of craft beer and the importance of public relations. Katie Johnson reviews Allagash White, the award-winning Belgian-style witbier that helped change perceptions of hazy, unfiltered beer. Michelle Lam explains why compelling storytelling is essential to building consumer engagement in the age of AI. Gary Monterosso wraps up the episode with a look at Oktoberfest traditions, the differences between Märzen and Festbier, and a blind tasting in which Texas-brewed Shiner Oktoberfest takes the top spot.

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Publish Date: 10/12/2026


We explore how beer changes with the seasons, from refreshing spring and summer styles to richer autumn and winter beers. Chef Christina shares a fall-inspired apple cider pairing featuring roasted squash, apples, grains and pumpkin seeds, while beer historian Rachel Benkowski explores beer rituals around the world. We wrap up with a look at bottled water, including how different sources, treatments and packaging can affect what we taste.

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Publish Date: 10/5/2026


We explore three very different beverages and experiences. Brown ale is presented as an approachable gateway into darker beers, while a visit to Rolling Hills Estate Winery highlights the emerging wine culture of New York’s Champlain Valley and its cold-climate grape varieties. We close with a look at research suggesting that drinking coffee primarily in the morning may have health advantages.

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Publish Date: 9/28/2026


Non-alcoholic launches, a national contest and an interview with a vintner about her small-batch California wines, approachable wine education and hospitality-focused tasting events.

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Publish Date: 9/21/2026


The beverage industry is evolving—from the challenges of attracting new craft beer drinkers to finding value in wine. We also explore why consistency can be a powerful marketing tool and take a look at the surprising cost of beer and other drinks at NFL stadiums.

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Publish Date: 9/14/2026


We feature an interview with the founders of Oakwell Beer Spa in Colorado. The unique concept combines private spa treatments, beer-inspired hydrotherapy, a craft beverage taproom, and high-tech massage experiences.

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Publish Date: 9/8/2026


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Beverage Chronicles explores all types of beverages, with an emphasis on craft beer. We talk with the people who produce, distribute and sell these drinks.

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