Our guest this episode comes from a family who has been making mead for 5 generations. Now mind you, that dates back to around 1870. Her family has been making mead for over 40 years continuously, and she’s been here before back on episode 213. We’ll welcome Rachel Lipman of Loew Vinyards in Maryland back to the house in a bit and talk nothing but mead.
We had planned for our usual two other segments, however we were so engrossed in conversation, she stayed and helped us close the show out! Thank you Rachel!
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