Since selling their first keg in 2008, Birmingham's Good People is the grandaddy of Alabama's craft beer scene. (photo courtesy Good People Brewing)
Since selling their first keg in 2008, Birmingham’s Good People is the grandaddy of Alabama’s craft beer scene. (photo courtesy Good People Brewing)

We’ve made it to 40 episodes!

This week, we’re talking to Alabama’s oldest craft brewery, Good People.

Jason Malone takes a break from watching his kid’s soccer practice to join us. We talk about how he got started in the brewing business, and all the changes he’s seen in Alabama brewing since they sold their first keg in 2008.

Slowly growing, they’ve recently completed expansion into Tennessee; developed their first sour/funk beer program as well as barrel aging.

We also talk about Good People’s Birmingham Airport location, and the importance of educating the area about craft beer.

(also, a sneak peek into Good People’s plans on expanding into Georgia!)

Truck and Tap‘s Beers of the Week: 

Headlines (Sponsored by Your Pie – Perimeter)

GEORGIA NEWS

Atlanta’s comics and brewmasters have struck a beautiful friendship (Source: Creative Loafing)

Creature Comforts (and Alabama’s Druid City) mentioned in the 11 best college town breweries in America (source: Thrillist.com)

Is Georgia the worst state in the U.S. for craft brewing? (Source: AJC)

Home brewing: Freedom to Create (Source: Rome News-Tribune)

SweetWater Brewing Company Keeps it Heady (Source: Glidemagazine.com)

ALABAMA NEWS

For as little as $100, you too can invest in a Mobile brewery! (Source: wefunder.com)

Mobile brewing, part 2: Serda Brewing Company finds a home (source: AL.com)

Supreme Court rules on Sweetwater beer dispute (Source: AL.com)

New beer distribution center under construction in Opelika (Source: wtvm.com)

NATIONAL NEWS

Who’da thunk it? Craft Breweries Abound in States with Fewer Regulations (Source: fee.org)

Craft brewers draw drinkers eyes with snazzy tap handles (Source: WAMU)

Congress finds something it can finally agree on: craft beer (Source: Quartz)

Red Robin, New Belgium partner for a collaboration brew (Source: press release)

Rwanda’s first microbrewery will be all female-owned (Source: Take Part)

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Next week, it’s all about Oktoberfest. John Roberts from Atlanta’s Max Lager’s joins us in studio, as well as Owen Ogletree. We’ll also get a preview of the upcoming Great American Beer Festival.

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Cheers, and don’t forget to DRINK LOCAL.

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