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Garrett Oliver's Beer Tutorial - Martha Stewart

Martha Stewart

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Martha Stewart and Garrett Oliver, Brewmaster at The Brooklyn Brewery, discuss the difference between ale, lager and stout.

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Garrett Oliver's Beer Tutorial - Martha Stewart
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20 Comments

@stephenal-hakim2477 11 years ago

She kept interrupting everytime he'd start talking about something interesting.

@kilppa 7 years ago

I watched Epicurious some time ago with him and been wanting more of Garrett, so that's what brought me here.

@vaperainzero3886 7 years ago

Wow. Im late watching this but shes painfully not interested. Its sad, hes got a lot of good information.

@pn3427 7 years ago

wow martha keeps interrupting him

@moisesreynaga2123 12 years ago

SHE GOT DRUNK LOL

@erichenderson6515 8 years ago

That's Garrett Oliver, the beer master.

@Nclght 7 years ago (edited)

so that explains why years ago I always ate chips ahoy cookies with beer. My friends thought I was nuts.. but it was fantastic... too bad I've grown old and health conscious.

@eddiekirby1464 7 years ago

I thought Garrett Oliver was great. Smart, informative, and interesting. Martha took 4 sips of beer and she was stoned. Hmmm?

@Materva-hv6sz 9 years ago

This is the best segment of Martha Stewart I've ever seen

@anudeepreddy332 5 years ago

All Martha did in this video was to disrespect Garrett by interrupting him everytime he spoke.

@Materva-hv6sz 9 years ago

Wheat beers are my favorite, the carbonation and head and just so intense

@anaesthetised 6 years ago

More Garrett, less Martha. Like.. no Martha ideally.

@sybaritesphynx8057 12 years ago

damn now I am thirsty!

@dsr0116 8 years ago

Stouts are ales (all styles are sub-types of lagers or ales). Lagers are cold conditioned for longer periods, with ales conditioning shorter periods at warmer temps.

@Robingunghost 7 years ago

Hmm Chimay Delicious!

@Tiporae 6 years ago (edited)

She totally wanted to skip talking and get wasted lol

@ThomeTeque 6 years ago

This is one dark lager

@allmanator13 7 years ago

"Pilsner Urquell, where's that from, Germany"
"thats from czechoslovakia"
"OH thats what I thought"

... Why say Germany then?

@f4ust85 6 years ago

Czechoslovakia?! Ouch, thats like being a wine sommelier and claiming northern Italy is a part of Austria-Hungary. Czech pensioners sipping Urquell would surely smash the bottle on your head, sir.