For our second episode, Ross Henry, interviews Werner Bester from West Africa. Werner Bester was our second webinar back in July. Werner Bester is in high demand for his creation of custom distillation equipment that is used all over the world, but how did he get there?

During this wide ranging conversation where we talk about how his boredom for things, like being a German swimsuit model photographer, shaped and directed him into one of the most sought after people in the aromatic plant world. This conversation lead us down roads talking about the apartheid and getting arrested all the way to building his first distillation unit.

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https://event.webinarjam.com/go/replay/14/38vzwh4ukazkf5-

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Show Notes:

• Werner's first distillation unit (it is super impressive!) Link here
• The purple rain protests in South Africa of 1989 - This short video, (unaffiliated with APRC), gives a great perspective and some visual examples Purple Rain
• Werner's Webinar back on July 23rd: Werner's Research Aromatica Presentation