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Episode 4: After Two Beers with Logan Plant of Beavertown Brewery

All About Beer Magazine - Volume , Issue
October 11, 2016
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In the fourth episode of After Two Beers, John Holl speaks with Logan Plant, founder of London’s Beavertown Brewery. The two discuss how the son of rock legend Robert Plant came to start a brewery, England’s new generation of brewers, the differences between the bar scene in the U.S. and the pub scene in the U.K., and whether Britain needs a definition for craft beer.

In addition to SoundCloud, you can find After Two Beers on iTunes and Stitcher — or you can subscribe below to ensure you never miss an episode. We’ll send you links to the podcasts as soon as they’re published.

You can also find the Beervana podcast on SoundCloud, iTunes and Stitcher as well. 

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