In the first episode of the BeerSmith Home Brewing podcast, I interview Chris Bowen of Arctic Alchemy as he walks us through a story of how a single bottle of beer on eBay led him to a nearly 4000 mile adventure across Canada to brew beer in the arctic! Chris gives a wide ranging interview about his interest in historical beers, his adventure to the arctic circle to brew beer and film a , and his trip to Burton on Trent.
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[audio:http://traffic.libsyn.com/beersmith/BSHB_1_-_Arctic_Alchemy_with_Chris_Bowen.mp3]Topics in This Week’s Episode (36:33)
- Chris Bowen’s journey with Arctic Alchemy
- History of Allsopp’s Ale
- A 4000 mile motorcycle ride
- Brewing 100 gallons at the edge of the Arctic Circle
- Making a movie of it
- A visit to Burton on Trent
- Article on the HA about Chris’ Equipment
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Related Beer Brewing Articles from BeerSmith:
- Historic Beer Brewing – BSHB Podcast Episode 8
- Chris White on Yeast and His New Book – BSHB Podcast #4
- Brewing on a Budget with Chris Graham – BSHB Podcast 19
- All Grain Beer Brewing with Chris Graham – BeerSmith Podcast #63
- English Pale Ale Recipes
- Better Beer with The Burton Union Blow-off Method
- The BJCP Provisional Beer Styles and BeerSmith
- Kegging your Home Brewed Beer with Chris Graham- BeerSmith Podcast #79
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It would be really useful to have a separate podcast RSS feed from the general blog feed. This is for those of us who use podcast software that isn’t itunes (eg google reader/listen).
thanks
Try using the category feed here:
http://www.beersmith.com/blog/category/podcast/feed/
I can only download the last 18 podcasts on itunes and my iphone doesnt supports adobe. How can i listen to your older podcasts? I’m really enjoying these!
You can download the rest here actually – just save each of the mp3 files for the earlier episodes and drop them into a playlist in iTunes.
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