The Third Pint Theory
The Third Pint Theory
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People, places and pints in the New Zealand Beer scene. Michael Donaldson is the editor of Pursuit of Hoppiness, New Zealand's only dedicated craft beer magazine, author of Beer Nation — The Art & Heart of Kiwi Beer, The Hopfather and The Big Book of Home Brew. Martin Bridges is a beer judge and consultant with his business Beer Bigwig. We bring you stories about Kiwi beer, the people who make it and the places you drink it.
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The podcast covers various themes related to New Zealand craft beer, including interviews with brewers, discussions about brewing techniques, and explorations of unique beer styles. Episodes highlight the stories behind specific breweries or local beer festivals, providing listeners with a deeper understanding of the cultural significance of beer in New Zealand.
People, places and pints in the New Zealand Beer scene. Michael Donaldson is the editor of Pursuit of Hoppiness, New Zealand’s only dedicated craft beer magazine, author of Beer Nation — The Art & Heart of Kiwi Beer, The Hopfather and The Big Book of Home Brew. Martin Bridges is a beer judge and consultant with his business Beer Bigwig. We bring you stories about Kiwi beer, the people who make it and the places you drink it.
Sawmill Brewing in Matakana, north of Auckland, are renowned for their sustainability programme. As New Zealand’s only B Corp certified craft brewery they are leading the way for breweries that aim to not only make good beer, but do good things for the environment, and the people who work for them. Co-host Martin Bridges visits owners Kirsty McKay and Mike Sutherland to find out what makes them so successful when it comes to maximising their beer sales while minimising their environmental footprint. Michael and Martin also discuss their award-winning beers and branding as well as looking back at their humble origins.
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