Asia on Tap

Asia on Tap
Podcast Description
"Asia on Tap" is a podcast dedicated to exploring the vibrant and evolving craft brew scene across Asia. Each episode features in-depth interviews with brewers, bar owners, and industry experts who share their insights, experiences, and personal stories from the frontlines of the craft beer movement, offering a deeper understanding of the journeys behind their businesses.Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the unique challenges and triumphs faced by these entrepreneurs, as well as the cultural influences shaping the craft beer landscape in various Asian countries. The podcast will cover topics such as brewing techniques, local ingredients, market trends, and the community aspect of craft brewing. By highlighting diverse voices and perspectives, "Asia on Tap" aims to celebrate the creativity and innovation within the craft beer industry while fostering a greater appreciation for the artistry behind each brew.
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The podcast focuses on topics like brewing techniques, local ingredients, market trends, and community aspects of craft brewing. Episodes cover diverse themes, such as the influence of local cultures on brewing practices, the challenges faced by entrepreneurs in different regions, and innovations in brewing technology.

“Asia on Tap” is a podcast dedicated to exploring the vibrant and evolving craft brew scene across Asia. Each episode features in-depth interviews with brewers, bar owners, and industry experts who share their insights, experiences, and personal stories from the frontlines of the craft beer movement, offering a deeper understanding of the journeys behind their businesses.
Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the unique challenges and triumphs faced by these entrepreneurs, as well as the cultural influences shaping the craft beer landscape in various Asian countries. The podcast will cover topics such as brewing techniques, local ingredients, market trends, and the community aspect of craft brewing.
By highlighting diverse voices and perspectives, “Asia on Tap” aims to celebrate the creativity and innovation within the craft beer industry while fostering a greater appreciation for the artistry behind each brew.

In this episode of Asia on Tap, we dive into the realities of alcoholism and our relationship with drinking, especially within the world of beer.
Joining the conversation are leading voices from the brewing industry: Tom Turner (Neon Cider), Scott Powrie (Double Haven), Chris Wong (Heroes Beer), Paul Jones (Cloud Water), Dias Zhumashev (Carbon Brews), Chris White (WhiteLabs), Rohid Dugar (Young Master), Patrick Gatherer (The Globe), and James Waters (Rooster Beer). Together, they bring insight from inside the brewery, sharing their perspectives on drinking culture, industry pressures, and how to find balance—both behind the bar and in everyday life.
This episode isn’t about judging or labeling anyone; it’s about honest conversation, understanding, and finding what works for you. Whether you’re looking to moderate, take a break, or simply be more mindful, you’ll find practical advice and real-life perspectives here.
If you or someone you know is struggling with alcohol, support is available. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) holds regular meetings in Hong Kong, both in-person and online, with sessions offered in English and Cantonese. You can find meeting schedules, resources, and support at www.aa-hk.org, or reach out by phone or WhatsApp at +852 9073 6922, or by email at aahelp@aa-hk.org.
Tune in for an open, relatable discussion about balance, boundaries, and building a healthier relationship with alcohol—whatever that looks like for you.
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