Drunk Botany

Please be advised that some of the links contained in this show notes description may be affiliate links, and purchasing from them may indirectly benefit the show at no additional cost to you. If you would like to benefit the show on purpose, why not… The post Episode 21 — Fancy Hats And The $1000 Cocktail appeared first on Drunk Botany.

Please advise that some of the links contained in the show notes description may be affiliate links and purchasing from them may indirectly benefit the show. If you would like to benefit the show on purpose, please try shopping at www.drunkbotany.co m/Amazon. Today is affiliate… The post Episode 20 — What Am I Supposed To Do With All These Unplanted Seeds? appeared first on Drunk Botany.

Please advise that some of the links contained in the show notes description may be affiliate links and purchasing from them may indirectly benefit the show. If you would like to benefit the show on purpose, please try shopping at drunkbotany.com/Amazon. Today is affiliate link… The post Episode 19 — The Butter Tub Method appeared first on Drunk Botany.

Please advise that some of the links contained in this show notes page may be affiliate links and purchasing from them may inadvertently benefit the show. If you would like to benefit the show on purpose please visit us at drunkbotany.com/Amazon. Today’s affiliate spot is… The post Episode 18 — A Slightly More Traditional Take on Starting Seeds appeared first on Drunk Botany.

This episode was actually supposed to mark the kick-off point to this most recent season of Drunk Botany, but we had some concerns with the legal department from David Pollack’s company, OrganoGold. I think it is important to note that this episode is not intended… The post Episode 17 – The Real Story Behind Irish Coffee with David Pollack appeared first on Drunk Botany.

Episode 16 – Graph Paper Isn’t Just for D&D: Cottage Garden Design with Ashley Beisley Ashley Beisley formerly of Beisley Bottoms join us for our newest episode of drunk botany, whom I know through Lauren Heidingsfelder. We all originally met in a parenting group, and refer… The post Episode 16 – Graph Paper Isn’t Just For D&D: Cottage Garden Design with Ashley Beisley appeared first on Drunk Botany.

Dann Reid of the Culinary Libertarian and Holiday Hooch joins us for a discussion on simple syrup, otherwise known as bar syrup. Please advise, some of the links contained within the show notes page may be affiliate links, and clicking on them may inadvertently benefit… The post Episode 15 — Please Don’t Spend $10 on Sugar Water appeared first on Drunk Botany.

Episode 14 – Not Your Grandfather’s Seed Catalogs Please advise that some of the links in this show notes page maybe affiliate links and clicking on them may inadvertently or intentionally benefit the show. If you would like to benefit the show on purpose, shop… The post Episode 14 – Not Your Grandfather’s Seed Catalogs appeared first on Drunk Botany.

Starglass author and young adult novelist Phoebe North joins us today for gin martinis and a lesson on tomato seed saving. Please be advised that some the links contained in this show notes page maybe affiliate links and purchasing from them may and directly benefit… The post Episode 13 – Saving Seeds with Phoebe North appeared first on Drunk Botany.

Today we drink spiced hot cider from Brace’s Orchard with Jim Beam Kentucky Straight Bourbon whiskey, wildflower honey from The Beekeeper’s Daughter, and Captain Morgan Private Stock. Please advise calling some of the links below may be affiliate links and purchasing from products contained within them… The post Episode 12 – How to Salvage Green Tomatoes appeared first on Drunk Botany.

Sean Krachun joins us today to teach us the basics of Mead creation after attempting to fight off three men with swords with little more than sword and shield… and maybe 80 pounds of steel armor! It only looks like 15th century England, but is… The post Episode 11 – Mead, Merriment, and Man-Crushing Steel appeared first on Drunk Botany.

Having made it to my first Milestone at Episode 10, I take an opportunity to interview my father about composting outside at the Lindenwold Moose Lodge (a private club that is always on the lookout for new members). Please advise that some of the links… The post Episode 10 – My Old Man Learns Me A Thing Or Two About Composting appeared first on Drunk Botany.

In today’s episode I interview the beekeeper’s daughter, Hannah Burgess, of Perry Apiaries, at her new location on 60 Maffet street in Plains, PA. We discuss beekeeping over cocktails made with her new Honey soda mixed with Jim Beam and triple sec. Please be advised… The post Episode 9 – Bees, Roman Wine, and Beowulf with The Beekeeper’s Daughter appeared first on Drunk Botany.

Brian Hajosch joins us again today to advance his Bloody Mary as the best in Scranton, PA. This Bloody Mary can be obtained at Kildare’s in Scranton. Please advise: some of the links contained in this show notes page maybe affiliate links and purchases made… The post Episode 8 – Bloody Mary Throwdown 1 appeared first on Drunk Botany.

Please advise: some of the links provided in the show notes page below may contain affiliate links and purchasing from them may indirectly benefit the show.   Today Lauren Heidingsfelder joins us virtually from Georgia to discuss the Luxardo Cherry Our featured drink today is… The post Episode 7 – They charged $20 for a jar of cherries! You will never believe what I did next… appeared first on Drunk Botany.

  In this episode, recorded at Jayne’s Orchard at the peak of the season in July, I sample the tiniest bit of Luxardo de maraschino and climb a mountain in a desperate attempt to source local sour cherries. I totally fail to interview the proprietors… The post Episode 6 – Sour Cherries and Mountain Climbing? appeared first on Drunk Botany.

Show notes 1920s sour mix Today I join Carly Evansky from Fire and Ice on Toby Creek drink Boston sours made with Bulleit bourbon, Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey, and scratch made sour mix incorporating egg whites. Uncooked eggs can be dangerous to the pregnant, the immunocompromised, the… The post Episode 5 – 1920’s Sour Mix appeared first on Drunk Botany.

We get back to the gardening grindstone with a short little episode 4 with a few Tullamore Dew Whiskey Sours and we learn about hardening off tomato plants. Show Notes Please be advised that some links may be affiliate links, and purchasing from them may… The post Episode 4 – Hardening Off appeared first on Drunk Botany.

Brian Hajosch joins us today for an episode on Bitters.  Together, we consume whiskey and discuss the power of gentian root and its role in Angostura bitters, homemade bitters, and other commercially marketed varieties. Show Notes Brian Hajosch discusses bitters as we drink Seagram’s 7… The post Episode 3 – All of These Flavors and You Chose to be Bitter appeared first on Drunk Botany.

This episode science experiments, bass Ales, can openers, and Fire! Show Notes Please advise: hypertext links in the show notes page may be affiliate links, so if you buy anything you might inadvertently fund the show.   This episode features bass ale. The Lionshead beer cans were opened using… The post Episode 2 – Potting Up! appeared first on Drunk Botany.

Episode one, in which I drink a number of Lionshead beers and ramble on about different ways to grow tomatoes from seeds.  I discuss my own method and invention for seedling pots, and there should be a show notes page which should have your first… The post Episode 1 – Let’s begin at the beginning appeared first on Drunk Botany.

This is the home of episode zero, in which I introduce myself, drink some beers, and tell you what the show will be about. Show notes The drunk botany theme song, timeline, is performed by Apes of the state, and the album can be obtained here Some audio consulting… The post Episode 0 – Introducing Drunk Botany appeared first on Drunk Botany.