@Reutzel507 I don't really drink either. I have a taste for good moonshine, though, from my younger years . I get called on occasion to test new recipes
This is, hands down, the most educational and interesting video on whiskey/bourbon I've ever watched. Not only is this man a genius, but the videography and storytelling is incredible. Thanks TJ.
A master distiller in the Deep South drinking a bunch of different bourbon cask tastings and then driving off to fight a mobile home fire is the most American thing ever and I’m here for it.
This is the best Brewzle video ive seen. I have always wondered why Dettling is under the radar. Its absolutely amazing. Im also in Mobile, Alabama and know Atmore very well as its only 45 mins from me. This man is quite obviously very intelligent and well spoken which gives me even higher hopes for the Dettling future. And im extremely excited to experience it and proud of them for representing our great state. Im on my 3rd bottle of tge cask strength and i have one orange label BiB. Its very rare i buy the same botlle 3 times and once this one is gone, ill be buying a 4th. Thats alot of repeats for someone, as myself, that has a 200+ bottle whiskey collection. I cant say enough about Dettling. Theyre a sleeping giant and i selfishly hope it stays that way bc thats more for me and less for the A-hole hoarders and secondary flippers that buy up all the allocated/unicorns and leave nothing for the rest of us just so they can make a dollar or add it to the multiple bottles they already have. I see people with dozens of unopened EHT, Stagg, etc and all they do is jack the price or let it collect dust. Anyways, forgive my salty rant. 😂 Try Dettling CS if u havent already! Cheers!
@pammullin2160 the Cask Strength is my favorite. It's the dark brown label but the Bottled in Bond is alot lighter with more fruity notes and thats the red/Orange label. The only bad one is the clear whiskey they make and I've never had the green label one.
Wow, that was awesome . I love this hobby. Learned a lot and I'm gonna start looking for a bottle of this man's liquor and taste it myself, my mouth is salivating after watching this video . Thanks for the content, and you were looking a little pie eyed at the end lol .
He is such a nice guy! Talked with him for quite some time at spillway and he let me have his last bottle of the Pick at the spillway event. I want to do whatever possible to help him out because he goes above and beyond for what a distillery does.
23:00 We shot at Jack Daniels in 2008 with (then) master distiller Jimmy Bedford and his quote was 10,000 barrels a week. You know that in the 16 years since they've probably 1.5x - 2x 'd production.
My wife got me a Dettling single barrel bottled in bond for Christmas. It’s a very good bottle and has a different flavor and color than anything else in my collection.
Such a genuine guy, and a genius at his craft. Makes me proud to say we share the same hometown and being able to see how he runs his outfit makes it all the better.
A quick check shows this man has a finance degree from Auburn School of Business. I LOVE project management and Bourbon.... This is a great video to enjoy and learn both.
My best friend processes game. He does everything the old fashioned way (cast iron kettles, old fashioned smokehouse, etc..). He refuses to expand his cooler capacity because he wants to do everything his way, and knows if he grows he's going to have to change his product. It can take up to 4 days depending on the weather to make some of our products, and he doesn't offer some products that only he and I and some of our close friends get because they are so time consuming he can't get the money for his time from the product. There's something to be said for resisting growth. He's doing this because he wants to, not because he has to.
This is the best tour/tasting video I've ever seen. This gentleman's attention to detail and knowledge is amazing. If i ever see a bottle of his whisky I'll definitely be buying it
26:20 - I am drawn to Rye on the label... Some of my favourite Gin is made with a 100% rye base spirit, same with my favourite grain based Vodka 100% rye.
His passion and attention to detail just screams at you and because of that you just know his whiskey would be second to none! I really like this guy, love that he doesn’t kill himself day in day out, there’s no stress and because of that he hits his goals and targets. What a fabulous way to work.
I had the privilege on purchasing my first dettling cask strength last week. It has truly blown me away. Seth you are an amazing man that knows his stuff and you make an incredible bourbon. Just wanted to truly thank you for doing what you do and I’m definitely a fan for life!!!
Really cool place. I deliver the propane every 2 weeks that they use at the distillery. Always good people and I enjoy watching the process week to week.
Video idea: do livestreams with each livestream being titled as one different state each time. Use all the donations from the livestream to bourbon hunt in that state for a date a month or two in the future. Once you've done the hunt and spent all the donations on bourbon you hold a meet up with people from that state to have a pour of some of the bourbons they may never have the budget to taste otherwise. An epic way to make people's day and spread some love within the community! I'm from the UK and don't drink, just love the channel and would love to see some people get to experience something they may not otherwise.
I always remember the video where you were trying some pours and chatting to a guy at the bar who was having a bad day and you let him have a pour of your bottle then gifted it to him. You gave the guy your ear and a bottle of bourbon on a day where your kindness clearly made his day exponentially better.
It's so good to see someone who comes off as a down to earth guy who is just passionate about making whisky. No high end operations, just attention to detail. I personally would love to open my own distillery and this shows its obtainable. Good stuff Brewzle, one of my favourite videos. All the best Seth! I hope to try some of your whisky one day if it comes to Australia!
My buddy turned me on to Dettling a while back, and we are able to get it most places in Maryland. After watching this video, I really appreciate it just that much more, and will have to have a pour when I get home. Fantastic !!
Great vid and an absolute craftsman in his own right doing what he obviously loves. I loved seeing how his eyes lit up when he was showing the old bourbon (unpalatable) barrel and he turned and noticed some barrels to upper left and his smile and his face lit up.showed he's livin the dream all in one moment. Awesome
This is so cool, makes me so excited to get into distilling my own whiskey (distiller should be here in two weeks) But did anyone else notice at the end of the video it looks like brewzle took that glass?
I took sine samples of the barrels, we left the glasses. We were on our way to sample more whiskey when he had to go fight the fire so we are toting glasses but we left them.
The mill has a metal shaft inside that pvc that can taint the product over time if not kept up on. Have the same set up at our brewery and it was very prominent when we took it apart
He's working on distribution in Texas right now but I'm not sure how long before he will get them in stores. We are getting them to the store we work with in Austin so we can ship them online.
I’ve always drank jack Daniel’s whiskey I get there good bottles around the festive season but I would love too try these small distilleries whiskeys as the small companies will always be looking at ways to improve where as big companies like jd don’t change there mashes at all to keep the taste as close too each batch as possible
Seeing y’all taste barrels while Seth is kicking back in an HK hoodie immediately makes me want to hunt for his bourbon. I really appreciate the knowledge of bourbon and southern hospitality that he displayed in this video it was amazing!
Man I don't even drink whiskey but I want a bottle from this man. You can tell he enjoys making high quality product and put alot of time and energy making it
Great video! I loved it. This is coming from a guy who doesnt like whisky and is more of a Mead fan. Love seeing how others approach their brew along with the passion. A+
Wow!! Very informative. His attention to detail is top notch. Very cool to see/hear a mad scientist speak about his creations with such love and passion. It seems like a family affair, wifey has her own mash bill in production, the son is pulling samples from barrels, and I bet he is working on his own mash bill. Definitely adding them to my list to search for. Well done!
I was afraid of ryes for a while because the ones I tried had a bitter harshness I thought was the "rye spice". After trying more ryes, I realized that harshness was just bad whiskey and not the spiciness of rye lol
I have to admit that I haven't been this engaged with a video in a while. I normally listen for entertainment but really learned quite a bit from Seth. Glad y'all managed to pick up some of whiskey and hope to eventually get to try it!
First off I want to say I love the video I absolutely sucked up all the information when it comes to temperature and how aging has a lot to do with temperature it looks like very very interesting work keep up the good work Love your videos
TJ - This was one of your best. Perhaps because it was very educational. We can all film, produce and edit hunting videos, but this one was different. Love your content! Don't get me wrong...I still love the thrill of the hunt (you do it very well).
I just got my hands on my first bottle of eagle rare 🙌 honestly i wouldnt be on this adventure without the help of this channel or TJ so thank you guys!
Recently took a trip and bought a bottle of dettling bourbon 100 proof. Just off a whim. Haven’t tried it yet. This video makes me so excited to try!!!
I’d love to sit down with this guy and pick his brain on what he does. Such a methodical approach to everything and nothing is just by chance. I wish I lived in the area to get a bottle of this. 😢 Not to mention he looks like Ragnar Lothbrook from Vikings. 😂
I watched the whole video and found it intriguing. To say the least. But I have to say, near n by end of video. These men were really. REALLY enjoying this time together and drinking and seemingly growing intoxicated, LOL
"how old's this one?" - "Its four years old in October." hahahaah knows all his barrels like family birthdays. what a cool video. Fella knows his whiskey. what a set up. amazing
I feel like this is the future of bourbon. Obviously the big ones will always be around, but it’s getting boring drinking the same pours on the market. I’m curious how much a barrel/bottle is considering he only sells 50-60/yr and that sustains the operation
My wife and I both said this guy looks just like Travis Fimmel, the guy who played Ragnar in Vikings!! We look forward to picking up some Dettling on our way through Kentucky. Sadly Virginia doesn't sell it.
This is to the distiller. Just a thought here, you should build a a retaining pool for your barrels hydration with a roof above it with tin walls that go into the pool with a sprinkler or a misting system that is run off a pump. That way any excess water runoff goes back into the pool to be sprayed over the barrels again. Good Luck.
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Let him drunk!! Wtf!!! No samples?
You guys didn't let him sample out of ...... sorry!! I apologize. Finally he gets a sample
This mans attention to detail and care in his product is unmatched. I cant imagine how good his whiskey must be.
also we finally know what the dude who played ragnar in vikings did after the show.
I have never drank in my 39 years. I still have an appreciation for his craft.
Until a corp wants in and starts making things "cost effective" most ppl cant fight the numbers corps spit out.
I’ve got a bottle of his 6 grain bourbon and it’s not my favorite. I hope his other stuff is better.
@Reutzel507 I don't really drink either. I have a taste for good moonshine, though, from my younger years . I get called on occasion to test new recipes
This is, hands down, the most educational and interesting video on whiskey/bourbon I've ever watched. Not only is this man a genius, but the videography and storytelling is incredible. Thanks TJ.
The stories these 2 must have
I was thinking the same thing
The more I listen to this guy the more I realize he is no joke. Loved this.
Seth seems as genuine as it gets. I could listen to his take on bourbon for hours.
Found some Dettling in KY and immediately picked it up after watching the video. Orange label, BiB. Incredible pour.
A master distiller in the Deep South drinking a bunch of different bourbon cask tastings and then driving off to fight a mobile home fire is the most American thing ever and I’m here for it.
That's how we roll in Alabama
Only thing missing was his sister on his side.
@@StarvieCarvie😂
Reminds me of that video from the 1980s of people reacting to the new DUI laws that banned drinking alcohol while driving.
A man wearing a Heckler and Koch hoodie is a man I want to purchase whiskey from.
Amen
He's my uncle. Can attest to his love for H&K 😆
Massad Ayoob tells the tale of "F--- You and Your High-Powered Rifle" in a back issue of Guns magazine. H&K is the star of the story.
This is probably the best bourbon video I have literally watched to this day. Absolutely loved this!
This is the best Brewzle video ive seen. I have always wondered why Dettling is under the radar. Its absolutely amazing. Im also in Mobile, Alabama and know Atmore very well as its only 45 mins from me. This man is quite obviously very intelligent and well spoken which gives me even higher hopes for the Dettling future. And im extremely excited to experience it and proud of them for representing our great state. Im on my 3rd bottle of tge cask strength and i have one orange label BiB. Its very rare i buy the same botlle 3 times and once this one is gone, ill be buying a 4th. Thats alot of repeats for someone, as myself, that has a 200+ bottle whiskey collection. I cant say enough about Dettling. Theyre a sleeping giant and i selfishly hope it stays that way bc thats more for me and less for the A-hole hoarders and secondary flippers that buy up all the allocated/unicorns and leave nothing for the rest of us just so they can make a dollar or add it to the multiple bottles they already have. I see people with dozens of unopened EHT, Stagg, etc and all they do is jack the price or let it collect dust. Anyways, forgive my salty rant. 😂 Try Dettling CS if u havent already! Cheers!
I don't like a strong oak finish, which bottle of Dettling should I try
@pammullin2160 the Cask Strength is my favorite. It's the dark brown label but the Bottled in Bond is alot lighter with more fruity notes and thats the red/Orange label. The only bad one is the clear whiskey they make and I've never had the green label one.
Wow, that was awesome . I love this hobby.
Learned a lot and I'm gonna start looking for a bottle of this man's liquor and taste it myself, my mouth is salivating after watching this video .
Thanks for the content, and you were looking a little pie eyed at the end lol .
Seth Dettling is an example of what a person can achieve when they are passionate about something. Fantastic!
He is such a nice guy! Talked with him for quite some time at spillway and he let me have his last bottle of the Pick at the spillway event. I want to do whatever possible to help him out because he goes above and beyond for what a distillery does.
23:00 We shot at Jack Daniels in 2008 with (then) master distiller Jimmy Bedford and his quote was 10,000 barrels a week. You know that in the 16 years since they've probably 1.5x - 2x 'd production.
Highest the quantity-->>LOWEST THE QUALITY 😊
This guy is mad genius! Probably one of the best whiskey tour and barrel pick. I hope to try some one day. Thank you for the great content.
same i wanna try his whiskey so bad. he seems great
One of the coolest picks I've watched and his operational efficiency is top notch. Well done to the both of you.
I could listen to this guy talk about whiskey all day
This man can really talk. Doesn't stutter, stumble, or crutch, just pure information in a smooth southern drawl. I loved every second of it
Wow the stereotypes for Alabama lol
My wife got me a Dettling single barrel bottled in bond for Christmas. It’s a very good bottle and has a different flavor and color than anything else in my collection.
Such a genuine guy, and a genius at his craft. Makes me proud to say we share the same hometown and being able to see how he runs his outfit makes it all the better.
A quick check shows this man has a finance degree from Auburn School of Business. I LOVE project management and Bourbon.... This is a great video to enjoy and learn both.
"This life" does not get better than: Sip'en good whiskey on the front porch with friends. This video made my week, vicariously. Thanks.
My best friend processes game. He does everything the old fashioned way (cast iron kettles, old fashioned smokehouse, etc..). He refuses to expand his cooler capacity because he wants to do everything his way, and knows if he grows he's going to have to change his product. It can take up to 4 days depending on the weather to make some of our products, and he doesn't offer some products that only he and I and some of our close friends get because they are so time consuming he can't get the money for his time from the product. There's something to be said for resisting growth. He's doing this because he wants to, not because he has to.
Not sure how this ended up on my RUclips, however watching this gentleman's process and attention to detail is incredible.
This is the best tour/tasting video I've ever seen. This gentleman's attention to detail and knowledge is amazing. If i ever see a bottle of his whisky I'll definitely be buying it
Seth is the kind of guy that I could hang around every single day and never get tired of his company.
26:20 - I am drawn to Rye on the label... Some of my favourite Gin is made with a 100% rye base spirit, same with my favourite grain based Vodka 100% rye.
Loving that one of my favourite RUclipsr also watches one of my other favourites.
Vodka can be based on grains,BUT originally is based on POTATO...
His passion and attention to detail just screams at you and because of that you just know his whiskey would be second to none! I really like this guy, love that he doesn’t kill himself day in day out, there’s no stress and because of that he hits his goals and targets. What a fabulous way to work.
I had the privilege on purchasing my first dettling cask strength last week. It has truly blown me away. Seth you are an amazing man that knows his stuff and you make an incredible bourbon. Just wanted to truly thank you for doing what you do and I’m definitely a fan for life!!!
Coolest distillery you have went to and probably coolest distiller. Just a regular Joe and his passion for his bourbon.
That guy is a true artist and purist.
Really cool place. I deliver the propane every 2 weeks that they use at the distillery. Always good people and I enjoy watching the process week to week.
Drinking on a Dettling store pick from High Cotton in Oxford, MS. I bought the bottle then saw the video come out! Very good stuff!
I’m 50 minutes from atmore down in Baldwin county, just started my burbon journey and am definitely gonna keep an eye out for dettling in the stores
What a great brain to pick. Just lives and breathes this. Inspiring to see no matter what type of field/business you’re in!
Video idea: do livestreams with each livestream being titled as one different state each time. Use all the donations from the livestream to bourbon hunt in that state for a date a month or two in the future.
Once you've done the hunt and spent all the donations on bourbon you hold a meet up with people from that state to have a pour of some of the bourbons they may never have the budget to taste otherwise.
An epic way to make people's day and spread some love within the community!
I'm from the UK and don't drink, just love the channel and would love to see some people get to experience something they may not otherwise.
I always remember the video where you were trying some pours and chatting to a guy at the bar who was having a bad day and you let him have a pour of your bottle then gifted it to him. You gave the guy your ear and a bottle of bourbon on a day where your kindness clearly made his day exponentially better.
I’d love to work for that man. Not so much the hours, but he cares so much, and he’s also aware that people gotta chill
Who knew Ragnar Lothbrok made whiskey?? Great stuff as always Brewzle!
HA! That's great! I'm watching Vikings right now and you nailed it!
Oh my god, I'm glad I'm not the only one that thought he looked like Ragnar!
I thought the same thing! That's the anglo-german beauty of the south. The irish are cool too.
@@ScalpersSpeakeasygood show,I’ve watched a couple times.
Haha, was thinking the same 🤠
Just became a distiller about a month ago I have to say I love this guys process!
I love this! Seth isn’t trying to impress, but to produce the best whiskey he can! Nothing but respect.
It's so good to see someone who comes off as a down to earth guy who is just passionate about making whisky. No high end operations, just attention to detail. I personally would love to open my own distillery and this shows its obtainable. Good stuff Brewzle, one of my favourite videos. All the best Seth! I hope to try some of your whisky one day if it comes to Australia!
It fills me with pride to see an Alabama whiskey getting this much love.
Seth Dettling is a master. I really enjoyed this video. Wish it went on longer
My buddy turned me on to Dettling a while back, and we are able to get it most places in Maryland. After watching this video, I really appreciate it just that much more, and will have to have a pour when I get home. Fantastic !!
I wish I could get some of that around me. This man can talk me into buying anything he makes
Great vid and an absolute craftsman in his own right doing what he obviously loves.
I loved seeing how his eyes lit up when he was showing the old bourbon (unpalatable) barrel and he turned and noticed some barrels to upper left and his smile and his face lit up.showed he's livin the dream all in one moment.
Awesome
This is so cool, makes me so excited to get into distilling my own whiskey (distiller should be here in two weeks)
But did anyone else notice at the end of the video it looks like brewzle took that glass?
I took sine samples of the barrels, we left the glasses. We were on our way to sample more whiskey when he had to go fight the fire so we are toting glasses but we left them.
@@Brewzle in that case, when my whiskey is ready to go I'll send you a bottle hahahaha
The mill has a metal shaft inside that pvc that can taint the product over time if not kept up on. Have the same set up at our brewery and it was very prominent when we took it apart
You can tell he's incredibly smart and I can only imagine how good his final products taste after all the thought he puts into the process.
love how Brewzle brings levity to all his videos.
5 minutes in and I’m ready to buy a bottle or two. I doubt it’s anything I’ll find in Texas but I’m gonna try.
He's working on distribution in Texas right now but I'm not sure how long before he will get them in stores. We are getting them to the store we work with in Austin so we can ship them online.
@@Brewzle I’m pretty sure I frequent the store you work with in Austin. Same store where you got the Utopia? I’ll talk with him, I like that dude.
I’ve always drank jack Daniel’s whiskey I get there good bottles around the festive season but I would love too try these small distilleries whiskeys as the small companies will always be looking at ways to improve where as big companies like jd don’t change there mashes at all to keep the taste as close too each batch as possible
I have learned more about whisky from this man than I have from all the distillery visits I have done . This man is an artist
Because you've never met me 😊
I am blown away with this guys knowledge and commitment to the kraft. Nothing less than amazing.
Seeing y’all taste barrels while Seth is kicking back in an HK hoodie immediately makes me want to hunt for his bourbon. I really appreciate the knowledge of bourbon and southern hospitality that he displayed in this video it was amazing!
Man I don't even drink whiskey but I want a bottle from this man. You can tell he enjoys making high quality product and put alot of time and energy making it
Really interesting operation he's got going on. Seems like he knows what he's doing.
I don’t drink. But I love watching you and learning and seeing your excitement in these videos. Keep it going
Got to meet both TJ and Seth Dettling at the Spillway Big Bourbon Block Party! Great, knowledgeable people!
When the Brewzle Whiskey bar opens I will make the trip for sure. 👍
Great video! I loved it. This is coming from a guy who doesnt like whisky and is more of a Mead fan. Love seeing how others approach their brew along with the passion. A+
this guy is a a whiskey genius. Give me his Rye NOW!!!
What an absolute stud. I loved his demeanor
Wow!! Very informative. His attention to detail is top notch. Very cool to see/hear a mad scientist speak about his creations with such love and passion. It seems like a family affair, wifey has her own mash bill in production, the son is pulling samples from barrels, and I bet he is working on his own mash bill. Definitely adding them to my list to search for. Well done!
I was afraid of ryes for a while because the ones I tried had a bitter harshness I thought was the "rye spice". After trying more ryes, I realized that harshness was just bad whiskey and not the spiciness of rye lol
I have to admit that I haven't been this engaged with a video in a while. I normally listen for entertainment but really learned quite a bit from Seth. Glad y'all managed to pick up some of whiskey and hope to eventually get to try it!
This was so awesome to watch. I'm very excited.
I just want to hang out and talk to Seth. Man seems knowledgeable and passionate about his craft. I love that!
The SiB CS is really good. One of my top 5! Dettling is a genius! Spiral cutting adds a huge amount of extra surface area in the barrel!
Such an authentic guy -- Dettling's a name I'm gonna keep track of, for sure!
This was like a visit to a Unicorn Farm that can only be visited on a Tuesday, on February 29th. I wish this brand had wider release.
Man this got all deep and nerdy, but stayed entertaining. I learned a bit more I didn't know. Loved it!
Stay small and be the best! It's the enthusiam, knolwedge and attentuon to detail that people love. Great work, wishing you a fortuitous future 🎉
Love the video, TJ! Love the passion and craft that Seth brings to his whiskey. Good on you to highlight this brand.
First off I want to say I love the video I absolutely sucked up all the information when it comes to temperature and how aging has a lot to do with temperature it looks like very very interesting work keep up the good work Love your videos
I actually have been prescribed to the same type work with in my business venture as well! I love it!
TJ - This was one of your best. Perhaps because it was very educational. We can all film, produce and edit hunting videos, but this one was different. Love your content! Don't get me wrong...I still love the thrill of the hunt (you do it very well).
That was an excellent video…i find people like him so inspiring ,and love their passion for their journey…Bravo!
I have wanted a bottle of their boubon for years . This is awesome. Thank you guys .
I love these types of videos, educational, interesting and fascinating. Keep making videos like this TJ! Absolutely amazing!
I just got my hands on my first bottle of eagle rare 🙌 honestly i wouldnt be on this adventure without the help of this channel or TJ so thank you guys!
Recently took a trip and bought a bottle of dettling bourbon 100 proof. Just off a whim. Haven’t tried it yet. This video makes me so excited to try!!!
The BEST whiskey/bourbon video I have seen yet. I would love to be able to taste some of those barrels.
I’d love to sit down with this guy and pick his brain on what he does. Such a methodical approach to everything and nothing is just by chance. I wish I lived in the area to get a bottle of this. 😢
Not to mention he looks like Ragnar Lothbrook from Vikings. 😂
I watched the whole video and found it intriguing. To say the least. But I have to say, near n by end of video. These men were really. REALLY enjoying this time together and drinking and seemingly growing intoxicated, LOL
"how old's this one?" - "Its four years old in October." hahahaah knows all his barrels like family birthdays. what a cool video. Fella knows his whiskey. what a set up. amazing
That guy is great ... a true artist ...
They was in they element towards the end I could tell everyone was feeling great 😁
I want to hear more and see more master distillers like this man. Great video TJ thank you!
I feel like this is the future of bourbon. Obviously the big ones will always be around, but it’s getting boring drinking the same pours on the market. I’m curious how much a barrel/bottle is considering he only sells 50-60/yr and that sustains the operation
Guys I'm not a big drinker but seeing your passion for this shows me this is truly an art . This distiller here is popcorn Sutton 2.0
I might have learned more from this video than any other bourbon video I've watched. I wish I could like it twice.
Loved this, this man is just like myself with cannabis... Hat's off to you my friend
My wife and I both said this guy looks just like Travis Fimmel, the guy who played Ragnar in Vikings!! We look forward to picking up some Dettling on our way through Kentucky. Sadly Virginia doesn't sell it.
GREAT Vid Seth is a cool dude I will be looking for this Rye.
This is to the distiller. Just a thought here, you should build a a retaining pool for your barrels hydration with a roof above it with tin walls that go into the pool with a sprinkler or a misting system that is run off a pump. That way any excess water runoff goes back into the pool to be sprayed over the barrels again. Good Luck.
I enjoyed this video very much. The information presented at a craft scale is the direction that I'm personally heading towards. Great video...
Lived in Raben Alabama 67 years ago was a town in a dry county. All the alcohol was across the state line between Atmore and Florida.
I don't drink, but this was still incredibly interesting to me. Such a cool process and his passion is contagious
Smart man right there! Loves his job, and isn’t stressed to the heavens!
This is easily my favorite brewzle video. I’d love to get my hands on a bottle, but sadly too far away from the PNW.