Reece Hugill - The Twerking Men's Club (Part 1)

The Moon Under Water

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🗓️ 28 November 2022

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

There's something mystical about the regional variations of beer. You walk into a pub far from home, and you're presented with something that's as unique as it is tasty. It might be a special mix, it might be in a special glass... maybe you have to kiss a fish before being allowed to drink (CC. Angela Barnes). This week's guest LOVES a regional beer, and he also knows a thing or two about brewing: it's Reece Hugill, founder of Donzoko Brewing!

Like may brewers Reece comes from a chemistry background, which means he's studied beer on an atomic level. He loves everything about beer, and takes pride in making sure that every aspect of his creations is perfect. And as for regional beers? Well, you're about to learn about some of the most interesting drinks available in the Other Realm...

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0:00.0	O hearth of firelight, half of ash, half of
0:10.9	ash, hath of tinder, half of match,
0:15.7	half of song and chamber to the laugh, half of propped feet and half of dog.
0:25.8	Spilt pint scrubbed down, witness to the cheer,
0:30.1	Oak-warked brass gleaming hearth-side of the mind.
0:35.4	Warm us thence, the twain we meet beside thee in the moon underwater. Oh, Robin, did you hear the chimes?
1:15.2	Not again. Not more bloody chimes, yeah.
1:18.1	Well, different chimes this week, is what the townsfolk.
1:21.0	We don't often get a chance to mention the townsfolk of the correct realm.
1:24.5	No, no. I don't believe they've been mentioned at all, really, have they?
1:28.6	Well, sometimes they contribute to various fates and festivities.
1:33.2	Yeah.
1:33.8	But the townsfolk of the correct realm all seem to have just quite traditional jobs, e.g.
1:40.8	Coopers, blacksmiths, basket makers, weavers, milliners.
1:49.1	And they sort of, they do have that, that is their surname as well.
1:52.7	Yeah, yeah, yeah, all their surnames are their job, bumped into Ian Optician.
1:58.7	Oh yeah, yeah, actually. Yeah Yeah But they created this fantastic
2:03.2	Sort of
2:04.1	It's the full length of the high street
2:05.7	This xylophone made out of cans
2:07.4	Okay
2:08.3	And obviously each can has a different amount
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