There is only one man who can claim the title, Chairman of Mead. David Myers of Redstone Meadery is that man. His flagship Black Raspberry Nectar put Redstone Meadery on the map, and pretty much set the standard. He joins us this episode for some fun and entertaining thoughts on mead making. Redstone Meadery is also one of many proud sponsors of the 2020 Iron Bee Competition. Also, the crew reminds it's listeners of the New Years Resolutions & Revelations they made 6 months ago on episode 145, find out if they've had any luck achieving them. And finally, we wrap with a couple Facebook Friends to call it a night.
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