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Episode 97 – World Honey Exchange – Brian Woerner

This episode features Brian Woerner of the World Honey Exchange.

Brian is a huge honey fanatic. Brian travels the world meeting with bee keepers. He facilitates getting their products into new markets. His company sells wholesale to breweries, meaderies, ice cream and chocolate companies. Just about anyone that will include honey in their product. Honey is a food that never goes bad. Join us on this fascinating journey as we learn about bees, bee keeping, pollination and taste some amazing honeys.

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Highlights From our Discussion:

Triple Bottom Brewing

Lamplighter Brewing Company

Forested Foods

Episode 78 – Duck Butts Meadery – Carmel and Jonathan Senatz

This episode features Carmel and Jonathan Senatz of Duck Butts Meadery.

It started like many other passions… with a home brew beer kit. Which remained in the box, in the basement, for over 6 years. Jonathan observed that the idea of home brewing beer presented as being very complicated. This didn’t appeal to him. He and Carmel became inspired by a visit to Savannah Bee Company. From there they began to dream about making mead. The equipment in the kit would be perfect for what they needed to get started. Covid provided an opportunity to begin experimenting. Forced to stay home, they took the time to make their own mead. They set off on their “maiden voyage”. We discuss where they are now with their hobby and passion. We can’t wait to see what the future has in store for this fledgling meadery.

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Highlights From our Conversation:

Pickering Valley Feed & Farm Store

Olde Bedford Brewing Company

Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer

Keystone Homebrew

Wegman’s

Jersey Spirits Distillery

Episode 73 – Caledonia Spirits – Sam Nelis

This episode features Sam Nelis of Caledonia Spirits.

We met Amy Casale at the Philadelphia Flower Show in 2019. Dressed in a Bee costume, she introduced us to Barr Hill Gin and we immediately fell in love with the spirits. We finally made it up to Montpelier, Vermont the home of the Barr Hill lineup. The distillery was founded by a bee keeper, Todd Hardie. He is passionate about the land and agriculture, as well as, what bees were bringing to the area. Todd partnered with Ryan Christiansen who had a home-brew store. In the beginning they came together and produced mead. Soon, they began focusing their attention on gin which began winning awards. The honey takes center stage and leads the way to make their special spirits amazing. Bees, as Sam explains, are the Angels of Agriculture. We had a fantastic time sitting down with Sam and discussing all things Caledonia Spirits. This is most certainly a destination that you want to put on your travel bucket list.

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116 Gin Ln, Montpelier, VT 05602 –(802) 472-8000 – www.caledoniaspirits.com – Facebook

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Highlights from our discussion:

Philadelphia Flower Show

Bee The Change

Bees Knees Week

New York International Spirits Competition

Hong Kong International Wine & Spirits Competition