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This is part two of our visit with Black Acre Brewing . We're a few beers in to our evening at this point, but Jordan and Steve do share with us some of the "nuts and bolts" of brewing. We also get additional information from James of Kitto Insurance about the importance of asking questions. Get some exclusive industry insight as it relates to cost, consumers, marketing, and region when it comes to craft brewing and craft sales.

Doing some traveling for the Thanksgiving Holiday and seeking some company for the long drive? Tune in to Parts one and two of our interview with, Black Acre Brewing . Surprisingly enough, we touch on two out of state brews this episode. We start off with, Free Range Brewing's , "Brother Was His Name," and then move to Knee Deep Brewing's , "Breaking Bud." Not going to lie, from there we discuss a bidet. Like, a lot.

Collaborations o'plenty this episode. We grabbed all of the bottles we could here locally to bring you a collab trifecta. We've got beers from all over the state... or mostly, from the North of the state. To open our show we talk about, Double O Session IPA from Sun King Brewery out of Indianapolis and Revolution Brewing out of Chicago. Session IPA is a very apt description and each brewery was able to maintain their identity in this beer while the marriage of the two brought out a very distinct taste. That beer is promptly and professionally followed by a joint effort from Deviate Brewing and Black Acre Brewing both out of Indiana. This Quadruple IPA is named, Hop Lunacy and for very good reason. This one is a "right of passage" type IPA and probably tastes like nothing you've had before. This episode is finished off with a collaboration between 3 Floyds Brewing and Dark Matter Coffee out of Chicago. The Mastodon Crack The Skye is a very good b