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Our lives are busier than ever, and yet the only way to prosper is by taking good care of yourself. Wellness Insider Network host, Lana Camiel, is a college professor, drug information pharmacist and herbalist. In this podcast, she will explore with you how to remove stress, anxiety and overwhelm, and make your life more balanced and vibrant with the right herbs, food and self-care techniques. You'll meet leading health experts in the field of nutrition, herbal medicine and fitness and will learn how to become more focused and resilient person.Read Less
"Mead is an ancient drink, dating back thousands of years. It was surplanted by beer, cider and wine over recent history, but is finally making a deserved comback." Dan Clapp
You've most likely familiar with grape wines, and we have previously talked about apple ciders and kombucha. But today we'll explore another direction in the world of fermentation - creation of a mead.
My guest is Dan Clapp. Dan is an engineer by training, yet few years back he discovered a new passion he is excited to share with the world.
Today, together with his family, he owns 1634 Meadery in Ipswich, Massachusetts. This is where he makes mead by fermenting honey and creating interesting combinations of flavors. Mead has not yet become as popular as other alcoholic beverages, but the world of mead-making has rich history and exciting future.
I'm a huge lover of honey, so anything that is honey-based automatically gets on my 'have to try this' list.
By the end of this episode, you'll understand the history of mead-making and will get to learn more about the fascinating world of honey fermentation.
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