Sour Thoughts

Love is in the air this week as the friends try a Strawberry Creamsicle brew. Join them in their discussions of air-fried asparagus, holiday gift sharing and listen to their love-poems on this Valentine's special! Content warning: There's a burp at the end of the episode, after the outro song, if you hate the sound of those, spare yourself and don't listen after the outro. I'm sorry, it was a funny bit in the moment, I'm 9 at heart... The beer: Strawberry Creamsicle by Dead Frog Brewery Email us at [email protected] Find us on our socials @sourthoughtspod Intro and outro music is The Wanderer by lemonmusicstudio, found on pixabay.com

Welcome back! In this episode the friends struggle to finish their beers as they dive into their thoughts on the varying citrus fruits and their flavours, yes they're being very serious as they have this realization that they are all different tastes and are thus used for varying reasons in recipes. They come up with a culinary menu using the beers from the podcast, and they have a good laugh about the possibility of heartburn... I promise they didn't laugh about it once it happened to every one of them later that evening... The beer: Blueberry Lemonade Sour by Dead Frog Brewery Email us at [email protected] Find us on our socials @sourthoughtspod Intro and outro music is The Wanderer by lemonmusicstudio, found on pixabay.com

We know it's been a minute, but Carmen, Valerie and Ian are back with the Pink Lemonade Sour from Philips Brewing! The three discuss various beer cocktails, drunk personas, and dive into childhood nostalgia during their shakesbeer segment. Email us at [email protected] Find us on our socials @sourthoughtspod Intro and outro music is The Wanderer by lemonmusicstudio, found on pixabay.com

Due to some technical difficulties we're a week late, but we're back! In this episode, Ian, Carmen and Valerie cover Ecliptic Brewing's Guava Blonde Ale; Flamingo Planet. No spoilers, but some parts of the review get a little heated, so if you want some drama, make sure to listen. As for conversational topics, they start off light and fun, with a nostalgia trip for a space themed kids indoor playground, but quickly turns into a long conversation about food waste. And if you're only here for the shakesbeer corner, don't give up on us, we know the episode's long but Ian's poem blows everyone away this week, as it toes the line between poetry and prose.  Email us at [email protected] Tweet at us @sourthoughtspod Follow us on Instagram @sourthoughtspod And find us on TikTok for some future shenanigans @sourthoughtspod Intro and outro music is The Wanderer by lemonmusicstudio, found on pixabay.com

This episode is probably one of the chillest in terms of our energy, so if you're feeling slow with the summer heat , sit back, grab a cool drink and some snacks, and vibe with us! The conversation flows easily between the beer, the weird concept of time and aging, sniffing Ian's mustache, and some other silly tidbits. The Shakesbeer corner is definitely where it's at this episode, especially considering the differing opinions on this brew. As always, drink responsibly following your local laws, and never drink and drive! Email us at [email protected] Tweet at us @sourthoughtspod Follow us on Instagram @sourthoughtspod And find us on TikTok for some future shenanigans @sourthoughtspod Intro and outro music is The Wanderer by lemonmusicstudio, found on pixabay.com

In this episode Valerie, Carmen and Ian try Phillips Raspberry Lime Dinosour! The reviews are mixed, but what's definitely 100% certain, is that the can for this beer is the softest they've ever felt, don't ask Ian, he has no authority here. Listen to these silly friends discuss literally anything but the beer for nearly an hour, it's worth it to get the poems at the end, every single one is a banger, just ask us. Email us at [email protected] Tweet at us @sourthoughtspod Follow us on Instagram @sourthoughtspod And find us on TikTok for some future shenanigans @sourthoughtspod Intro and outro music is The Wanderer by lemonmusicstudio, found on pixabay.com

In this episode Ian, Valerie and Carmen try Field House Brewing's Salted Lime Mexican Lager. With the classic addition of salt and lime, their conversations flow as easily as this beer! Ranging from the joys of supporting local companies, to detailing their perilous journey of floating down a river while intoxicated, admitting that the real hero of their first trip was their friend Philip, certified life guard. *Note: Please, if you're going to float down a river while drunk, make sure it's not a fast river, and bring a life guard friend with you, and honestly? maybe don't be drunk on a river :P Email us at [email protected] Tweet at us @sourthoughtspod Follow us on Instagram @sourthoughtspod And find us on TikTok for some future shenanigans @sourthoughtspod Intro and outro music is The Wanderer by lemonmusicstudio, found on pixabay.com

In this Episode, Ian, Carmen and Valerie try Parallel 49's Peach Bod. These three peach fanatics get nostalgic about flip phones, speculate the origins of Starbucks Drink Recipes, and Carmen's poem blows everyone away during their Shakesbeer poetry readings. Enjoy this light summer beer as the weather warms up! Email us at [email protected] Tweet at us @sourthoughtspod Follow us on Instagram @sourthoughtspod And find us on TikTok for some future shenanigans @sourthoughtspod Intro and outro music is The Wanderer by lemonmusicstudio, found on pixabay.com

In this first episode, Carmen, Valerie, and Ian try the Blackberry Sour Ale from Phillips Brewing and Malting Co. Listen to them go on a journey of self-discovery as Ian learns that he doesn't know what an ombre is, Valerie can't say the brewery's name to save their life, and Carmen forgets the punchline to her poem. It's a good time between friends and a great time for a drink! Email us at [email protected]  Tweet at us @sourthoughtspod  Follow us on Instagram @sourthoughtspod  And find us on TikTok for some future shenanigans @sourthoughtspod  Intro and outro music is The Wanderer by lemonmusicstudio, found on pixabay.com