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OPAATDI: Sacred and Profane

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OPAATDI: Sacred and Profane

Alan Bishop, the Alchemist of Indiana's Black Forest and host of The One Piece At A Time Distilling Institute on YouTube and Distillers Talk Podcasts and Tyler Ritchison take a deep dive on various distillation related processes, traditions, and historical accounts. This short podcast sees the information sometimes presented on various distilling podcasts and forum taken to its conclusion with concise treatments meant to inform and entertain both professional and home distillers. Remember Home Distilling may not be legal where you are and we do not encourage you to break the law in any way.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Alan Bishop, the Alchemist of Indiana's Black Forest and host of The One Piece At A Time Distilling Institute on YouTube and Distillers Talk Podcasts and Tyler Ritchison take a deep dive on various distillation related processes, traditions, and historical accounts. This short podcast sees the information sometimes presented on various distilling podcasts and forum taken to its conclusion with concise treatments meant to inform and entertain both professional and home distillers. Remember Home Distilling may not be legal where you are and we do not encourage you to break the law in any way.

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Alan Bishiop and Tyler Ritchison

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