What do Renaissance fairs, NFL beer pairings, and cursed cocktails have in common? Absolutely nothing—so naturally, we’re covering them all in this week’s episode of Pour Deshishuns Podcast. Bryan helps a buddy move while Conor takes in the turkey legs at Ren Fest, and somewhere in between we invent the most questionable cocktail yet: the Palomalort.
We dive into:
- NFL hot dog economics 🍔🏈
- Is Mahomes about to lose 3 straight?
- Matthew Stafford joining the 60,000+ passing yard club
- Beer styles paired with NFL teams (and why we disagree with some) 🍺
- Is Russell Wilson the new Daniel Jones? (and what that makes Daniel Jones)
- Who’s invited (or not) to the Kelce–Swift wedding 💍🎤
- Tipping a dancer with grandma’s face on the bill 💸👵
All fueled by Uinta Brewing’s Violet Fire, Crispin Imperial Cider, and Crown Royal Chocolate.
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