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28 – We Raid, Pillage and Blunder
- 2021/09/08
- 再生時間： 2 時間 8 分
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This episode we grab our horned cups, fill them with nectar from the udders of a goat and speak with a mead maker who disturbs us with Norse Mythology. Next, we make a square and pit two commercial meaderies in our first ever MEAD DOME. Finally, we taste and judge copious amounts of mead from Forseti Meadery during our first-ever aftershow (Odin would be proud!). That and our usual craic on this episode of Life in 16 oz. #Lifein16oz #WhatsinYOURpint #BeerDome #Mead #FindMead #MeadMeadMead Show Notes Skip to Beer News - 3:40 Skip to Rant Time - 8:51 Skip to Mead Story - 15:25 Skip to Bob Wilkie, Mead Maker, Forseti Meadery - 17:08 Skip to "Mead Dome" - Intro 1:09:40 Skip to Bob Wilkie, Mead Maker, Forseti Meadery 1:11:43 Skip to "Mead Dome" - Finale 1:20:02 Skip to The Aftershow - 1:40:01 MENTIONS Visit Placerville / Jack Russell Farm Brewery / Main Street Tap House / Solid Ground Brewing / Fort Rock Brewing / de Vere's Irish Pub / Brian Winckel Interview (Ep 26) / HBO's Beforeigners / The Finest Bubble / Batch Mead / Moonshine University / Encyclopedia Britannica / Craft Beer & Brewing / AleHorn / Norse Mythology for Smart People / Lyme Bay Winery / Charm City Meadworks / Heidrun Meadery / Vintner's Harvest Keep scrolling for more tidbits from the show, to include photos related to this month’s episode. IN CASE YOU DIDN'T TAKE NOTES BEER NEWS Boston Beer and PepsiCo dew it hard, plan to launch HARD MTN DEW in 2022 Referred to by Paul in his Beer News segment. Published by Craft Brewing Business. Drinking this much beer a day slashes your heart disease risk, study says Referred to by Paul in his Beer News segment. Published by Galvanized Media. 10 common beer styles all drinkers should try, from pilsners to porters Referred to by Paul in his Beer News segment. Published by Insider, Inc. The treasure inside beer lost in a shipwreck 120 years ago Referred to by Paul in his Beer News segment. Published by BBC. BEER DOME - The Mead Episode 2021 Elderberry Mead - Draft style, 6.9% ABV, No IBUs Charm City Meadworks, Baltimore, MD 2021 Cyser Mead - Draft style, 6.9% ABV, No IBUs Charm City Meadworks, Baltimore, MD 2021 Basil Lemongrass Mead - Draft style, 6.9% ABV, No IBUs Charm City Meadworks, Baltimore, MD Hawaiian Lehua Blossom Mead - Champagne style, 12.5% ABV, No IBUs Heidrun Meadery, Point Reyes Station, CA PHOTOS AND CAPTIONS For this month's Beer Dome, or rather "Mead Dome," we sample both East Coast and West Coast Meads. From left to right: Baltimore, Maryland-based Charm City Meadworks' Elderberry and Cyser meads, Point Reyes Station, California-based Heidrun Meadery's Hawaiian Lehua Blossom mead, and Charm City's Basil Lemongrass mead. (Lifein16oz photo/Paul Wade) Bob Wilkie, sports his Viking beard and poses with his Jedi-cloaked fermenters. The towels help keep his mead within a certain temperature range as the yeast does its thing. Also pictured are his mini-batches moved to secondary that are now aging. (Courtesy photo/Bob Wilkie) Brew day. Bob Wilkie has cleaned and sanitized all the items that will come in contact with his mead during the process. Pictured with his equipment are jars of the honey and fruit purees he will use. (Courtesy photo/Bob Wilkie) Bob Wilkie's "Jedi fermenters" attempt to keep his fermentation temperature within a certain range. He props up the black pad behind them to block light. The ball below the fermenters is where he turns the red valve to remove sediment and yeast, and to turn his primary into a secondary vessel. (Courtesy photo/Bob Wilkie) A large plastic carboy of mead fermenting with added fruit - raisins - and not yet in the stages of clarifying. (Courtesy photo/Bob Wilkie) Bob Wilkie's kitchen converted into a meadery. He transfers his batches into smaller containers to age and provi...