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Episode 64 – Moo-Duck Brewery – Mike and Kristen Brubaker

This episode features Mike Brubaker and Kristen Brubaker of Moo-Duck Brewery

Mike received a home brewing kit as a birthday present. The pale ale is what got things started over 14 years ago. The science and the creativity part hooked Mike in. Family and friends started clamoring for their brew. Then they began brewing for big events. The hobby turned into homebrew competitions and successful accolades. Kristen and Mike then rolled up their sleeves, kept their day jobs and worked their butts off for the first year. Moo-Duck is a community meeting place where friends can gather and enjoy sensational beer.

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79 S Wilson Ave, Elizabethtown, PA 17022 – (717) 727-3791 – www.mooduckbrewery.com – Facebook

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Highlights from our discussion:

Blue Heron Coffee

Pour Man’s Brewing Company

Masonic Village Elizabethtown

Poor Richard’s Ale

Winters Heritage House Museum

World Series of BirdingBirdwatching

Elizabethtown, PA

RotaryAmtrak

Lancaster Homebrew

Episode 63 – Artillery Brewing Co. – Mike Loveless and Sean Naughton

This episode features Mike Loveless and Sean Naughton of Artillery Brewing Co.

Mike started as a home brewer in 2013. His wife didn’t enjoy the house smelling like a brewery any longer. Mike had spent his early life in Europe and had become enamored with the cannon and history. Paul Zippel is Mike’s partner and they went looking for a place to expand their home brewing expertise. Sean came on board in November of 2020. He brought his beer and science background to Artillery. The team has been satisfying beer fans since April 2021. Their journey is fascinating and this episode provides insight into their young experiences. By the quality and character of their beer, you’d swear that they have been opened for years.

We welcome Brewscuits as a sponsor of the podcast. Be sure to check them out at www.brewscuits.com. Type in Fermented Adventure at checkout to get 15% off your first order.

333 Granite Alley, West Chester, PA 19380 – (484) 999-5976 – www.artillerybrewing.com – Facebook

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Highlights from our discussion:

The Split Rail Tavern

Schaefer Beer

University of The Sciences

Matt Farber

Johnson & Wales University

Saison Dupont

Cannonball Run

Yards Brewing Co.

Forgotten Boardwalk Brewing Co.

Stolen Sun Craft Brewing and Roasting

West Chester, PA

Wrong Crowd Beer

Brown Bess Musket

Philly Sour Yeast

Episode 62 – Jack Fritz – Four Fingers Brewing Company

This episode features Jack Fritz of Four Fingers Brewing Company.

Jack has enjoyed craft beer from as early as he can remember trying his first beer. He introduced craft to his dad Ross. Ross began experimenting and brewing beer in his home. He was getting really good at it. So good in fact that they took the vacant space in a building that they own and opened Four Fingers Brewing Brewing Co. They swung open the doors in late January of 2020 just before the Covid restrictions went into place. The timing turned into a blessing in disguise. It has given them the time to hone their beer and dial in the process. This young craft brewery is producing some really fine beer.

We welcome Brewscuits as a sponsor of the podcast. Be sure to check them out at www.brewscuits.com. Type in Fermented Adventure at checkout to get 15% off your first order.

4500 Aston Mills Rd, Aston, PA 19014 – (610) 241-1212 – www.fourfingersbeer.com – Facebook

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Highlights from our discussion:

Manbroso’s

Untappd

High Hopes Podcast

Philadelphia Phillies

Harry Kalas

Paul Carpenter

Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA

Victory Brewing Company

Breweries in PA

What’s Brewing

NBC Sports Philadelphia

Glen Macnow

Joe Sixpack

Rolling Rock

Episode 61 – Old Line Spirits – Mark McLaughlin

This episode features Mark McLaughlin of Old Line Spirits. Mark and Arch got to know each other from their time in the Navy. They didn’t care for their civilian careers and sitting at a desk. They were drawn to the romance of the craft spirits world. Mark went to Seattle for a wedding a few days after quitting his job. From there it was serendipity. They went on a fascinating journey that took them to start and open Old Line Spirits in 2017. Today, they are crafting some incredible American Single Malts. Their whiskey is full of character and flavor with a story in each bottle.

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4201 E Pratt St, Baltimore, MD 21224 – (443) 218-9984 – www.oldlinespirits.com – Facebook

Highlights from our discussion:

Benash Liquor Store

US Navy

American Distilling Institute

Seattle

Middle West Spirits

Rum Runner Press

IPA

Bimber Distillery

American Single Malt Whiskey Commission

Great Western Malting

Finger Lakes Distilling

Philadelphia Whiskey Society

Drug City Pharmacy and Liquors

Fisher House Foundation

Episode 60 – Cellar Beast Winehouse – Matthew Check, Brian Crew and Karin Kozlowski

This episode features Matthew Check, Brian Crew and Karin Kozlowski of Cellar Beast Winehouse. In episode 28 we interviewed Matt and Brian. Now we sit down with them again at their new venture, Cellar Beast Winehouse. Karin has joined the team bringing her wine and cider making expertise. It was a rainy day in a most perfect setting. We discussed and tasted 3 of their new releases. What you will learn is that they are passionate about what they do. They are excited for guests to come and experience the winery. For them, so much is about the education piece, along with having a really good time. Go and visit. Enjoy some amazing wines and ciders.

We welcome Brewscuits as a sponsor of the podcast. Be sure to check them out at www.brewscuits.com. Type in Fermented Adventure at checkout to get 15% off your first order.

139 Ash Circle Andreas PA 18211 – www.CellarBeastWine.com – Facebook

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Highlights from our discussion:

Sutter Home

Dan Johnson – ArtisticKnack

Galen Glen Winery

Eight Oaks Distillery

Lehigh Valley Winetrail

Auburn Road Vineyard

Bad Mother Shuckers

Ancient Lakes of Columbia Valley

Philadelphia School of Wine

Episode 59 – Auburn Road Vineyards, Winery and Enoteca – Scott and Julianne Donnini

This episode features Scott and Julianne Donnini of Auburn Road Vineyard and Winery. “Growing grapes is an art.”

Scott and Julianne were both practicing attorneys in the City of Philadelphia. They had reached a time in their lives where they did some searching about the life that they wanted for their future. It was over a bottle of wine that the conversation of a winery took shape. They had no idea how to farm, grow grapes or make wine. They drew from their experiences in Italy to create a vision of what guided them to open Auburn Road. When it opened in November of 2007 it was the 26th winery in New Jersey. Today it thrives as a social hub, a mini vacation spot and a destination that transports you to experience some tremendously wonderful wines. 117 Sharptown-Auburn Rd, Pilesgrove, NJ 08098 – (856) 769-9463 – www.AuburnRoadVineyards.com – Facebook

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Highlights from our discussion:

St Joeseph’s University

Villanova University

Old City

Queen Village

Home Sweet Homebrew

Sylvin Farms Winery – Frank Salek

Tomasello Winery

Valenzano Winery

Cape May Winery

William Heritage Winery

Vintage Atlantic Wine Region

Reopenings

Garden State Wine Growers Association

San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition

Caroline Mortimer

Campari

Episode 58 – Gregg “Boog” Williams – Boogs Best, LLC

This episode features Gregg “Boog” Williams of Boogs Best LLC.Gregg has become known as “The Lamp Guy”. His new endeavor started after finishing off a bottle at the Twisted Tale in Philadelphia, PA. A few weeks later he made his first lamp out of an empty bourbon bottle. This quickly spread into another bottle and even pendant lighting. Today Boogs Best Llc is producing really amazing keepsakes and conversation pieces. He takes used barrels and makes cabinets out of them. Breaking down the barrels he is creating wall hooks and display shelves. He even is making cigar holders. Gregg’s passion of bourbon and whiskey is touching lives and building long-lasting relationships. Listen as he shares some of the experiences that he has enjoyed on his fermented adventure.

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Highlights from our discussion:

Philadelphia Whiskey Society

Roger Wilco

Episode 57 – Grand Illusion Hard Cider – Chad Kimmel

This episode features Chad Kimmel of Grand illusion Hard Cider.The name Grand Illusion Hard Cider was inspired by magic. Slight of hand if you will. The inspiration for this cider comes from the tasting rooms that you find at breweries. Originally conceived to be a tasting room for wine, Chad made a serendipitous pivot into cider and opened his own vision for what a craft American cidery should be. He draws his inspiration from his own experiences and and the ciders that he has tried. Putting his own spin on the flavor profile. Grand Illusion opened its doors on February 2018 and has quickly become an anchor attraction in downtown Carlisle, PA. 26 W High St, Carlisle, PA 17013 – (717) 462-4716 – www.grandillusioncider.com – Facebook

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Highlights from our discussion:

Wyndridge Cider Co.

Run It Like a Rock Star

Tired Hands Brewery

PA Libations

Stone & Key Cellars

Upper Reach Meadery

Kingview Mead

Pour The Core

Kyle Purnell

Harrisburg Area Community College

Angry Orchard

Woodchuck Hard Cider

Carla Snyder

Original 13 Ciderworks

St. Vrain Cidery

Ploughman Cider

Big Hill Ciderworks

Carlisle, PA

Reverend Nat’s Hard Cider

Diners Drive-ins and Dives

Finger Lakes Cider House

Hook & Flask Still Works

Penn State University

Episode 56 – Original 13 Ciderworks – John Kowchak and Petra Manchina

This episode features John Kowchak and Petra Manchina of Original 13 Ciderworks. John’s Grandfather Charles Steckel worked in apple orchards and learned how to make hard cider. John’s journey began as a home brewer of beer. On a fateful day he had a conversation with his grandfather who shared with him that he made hard cider in his basement. John pays tribute to has grandfather with the Sir Charles line. John saw opening a cidery in Philadelphia as a continuation of his families entrepreneurial roots. In 2013 Original 13 was born and at the time there were no cideries in Philadelphia. In 2017 they opened the doors. In this episode John and Petra share their take and vision on the cider and mead that they are creating. The cocktail program, tasting room and restaurant. They are producing some incredible and complex cider. Full of flavor, character and some wonderful surprises.1526 N American St, Philadelphia, PA 19122 –

(215) 765-7000 – www.original-13.com – Facebook

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Highlights from our discussion:

Samson & Surrey

5:dirty Martinis

Magners Irish Cider

Atacama Dessert

Blueberry Capital of the World

PA Cider Guild

Punch Buggy Brewing Company

Capitol Cider

Clint Holmes

Hale & True Cider Co.

Basque Cider

Strongbow Apple Cider

Peter Mitchell

Cider & Perry Academy

Arsenal Cider House

Applejack

Episode 55 – Punch Buggy Brewing Company – Patrick Coyne, John Riley and James Baker

This episode features Patrick Coyne , John Riley and James Baker of Punch Buggy Brewing Company.This brewery finds its origins as many breweries do. The foundation of home brewing, making beer and sharing it with friends. The idea was born out of a slightly different path. Attending beer festivals and becoming interested and excited by beer. Well, once you attend a beer festival you must try home brewing. Of course the first beers are hit and miss. But, eventually you begin to dial in the recipes and procedures. Punch Buggy is thriving because of the “not going to quit” attitude of its founders. They just about ran out of beer on their opening weekend. They realized they needed larger and more productive equipment. They collaborated and learned from other local breweries in the region. They have experienced growing pains. Now, every beer that they make is better than the last. Their beers have character, flavor and complex notes. All of the people behind Punch Buggy are determined, humble and hungry to offer the best beer possible.1445 N American St, Philadelphia, PA 19122 -www.punchbuggybrewing.com – Facebook

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Highlights from our discussion:

Double Eagle Malt

Schmidt’s Beer

Levante Brewing Company

Stable 12 Brewing Co.

2nd Story Brewing Co.

Free Will Brewing Co.