Episode 192

March 10, 2021 • 01:29:38
Episode 192
The Mead House
Episode 192

Mar 10 2021 | 01:29:38

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Show Notes

Wrapping up our 6 week run with discussions and interviews on honeybeer, this episode we hook up with a long time friend and supporter of the show, Ash Fischbein, owner of Sap House Meadery and Hobb’s Brewing Company in New Hampshire. Hobb’s has been brewing a honeybeer called Wannabee and we’ll talk to Ash about what his influence was foro this honeybeer as well as how they incorporate it into the wort for the best character. Also, we can’t let him get away without a few updates from Sap House Meadery, so get your paper and pen out, prepare to take notes, Ash will drop nuggets, lots of them! We’ll be on 2 weeks hiatus, so don’t miss the next podcast on March 30th! See you then!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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