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A strange rice wine from China helps men with their virility issues through the use of various animal appendages, and Lauri deletes his browsing history after researching a questionable countdown
The Icelandic independence moment revives a long forgotten Pagan feast, and we find out the government name of Jaws.
We long to listen to etheral bubbling, brewers and winemakers use deathmetal and Mozart to make their yeast dance, and a wheel of cheese enjoys some hip hop.
A Colonial era sugar cane industry gives an isolated community of monkeys a taste for rum, and Lauri questions the motives of mushrooms.
Beer is delivered to the Western front by every teenage boys favourite plane, and we consider the tasting notes of aviation fuel
An Austrian wine syndicate tries to cheat the system by sweetening wine with antifreeze, and Lauri travels back in time to assassinate a bunch of popes.
Thrill seekers and cheese enthusiasts risk it all for a little taste of forbidden cheese, and Gordon Ramsey ruins everything.
Generations of soldiers are enchanted by a painting of a woman hanging in a Melbourne pub, and we nail listing all French names.
A woman losing her wedding ring starts the tale of one of the world's best monastic breweries, and we wonder why there aren't more Trappists using Australian hops in this do-over of Episode 26 - Orval
A conservative country backs out of the largest beer sponsorship deal ever in the final moments, and Bob and Lauri play a round of disc golf and try shaking off podcasting rust.
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Where fermentation (and especially beer) meets funny, obscure and interesting stories from history.