"Winter Warmers: How Vikings, the Middle Ages, and the Midwest Shaped Seasonal Brews"

As the temperatures drop, it’s time to warm up with a pint of seasonal winter beer! In this episode of Girls Talking Beer, we’re diving into the rich history of winter warmers—a beloved seasonal beer style that’s perfect for the holidays. From the Vikings’ sacred brews to English wassailing traditions and the Midwest’s own beer culture, we’ll explore the fascinating evolution of these winter brews.

🎧 Tune in to learn:

• What makes a beer a "winter warmer" and what to expect from the style.
• How the Vikings, Middle Ages, and English traditions influenced modern winter beer.
• The role of the American Midwest in shaping today’s winter beer culture, including iconic brews like Great Lakes Christmas Ale.
• Fun beer pairings for the holiday season to enjoy with your winter warmer.

Plus, discover some classic winter beers to try, from Samuel Smith’s Winter Welcome to Deschutes Jubelale and Shiner Cheer!

Grab your cozy sweater and pour yourself a pint—it’s time to celebrate winter with a beer in hand.

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