CRAFTED

How did Templin Family Brewing become one of the most respected breweries in the USA? Today, Eli talks to owner, Kevin Templin, about his approach to craft brewing, German brewing traditions, and what it takes to build a brewery where quality comes before speed.

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TOPICS & TIMES:

From Skiing to Brewing (1:14)

Regulations in Utah (5:15)

German Beers (7:25)

Sensory Evaluation (8:33)

Starting a New Brewery (10:21)

Fermentation (14:25)

Smoked Beers (20:15)

Wine vs. Beer (23:55)

American Light Lager (31:46)

The Art of Expanding (37:43)

The Importance of Glassware (41:22)

State of the Beer Industry (44:48)

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While most of us use knives every day without thinking much about them, Zack Jonas has spent his life thinking about almost nothing else. And today, the founder of Jonas Blade & Metalworks joins Eli to explain how a former philosophy major became one of just over 100 master bladesmiths in the mysterious world of Damascus steel.

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Recent Knife Expo (1:42)"Make and Take" classes (9:43)The Path to Mastery (13:34)Journeyman Smith (15:21)Fit & Finish (25:11)Master Smith Test (25:11)Metal to Knife: Damascus (32:13)Variances & Functionality (40:40)Forging from Billets (45:07)Acid & Patterns (56:24)Edges & Sharpness (1:03:13)

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If you love great food and great restaurants, then you’re probably familiar with the extremely prestigious James Beard Awards. But there is more to the James Beard Foundation, and today, you’ll learn more about its origins, its mission, its work today, and you’ll get a fantastic history of American culinary culture from the JBF’s Vice President of Impact, Anne McBride.

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TOPICS & TIMES:

What is the James Beard Foundation? (4:02)

Origins of the Foundation (5:49)

A History of ‘Fine Dining’ & American Culinary Culture (10:38)

Anne’s Background: from Switzerland to Louisiana (15:50)

How JBF Helps w/ the Business Side of Restaurants (27:54)

More on the Mission & Principles of JBF (40:45)

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What does it actually mean to have a “great palate”? In this episode of the Vault, originally featured on CRAFTED, Jonathan talked to lifelong skier and PARC Aspen Chef, Mark Connell, about “supertasters,” and why some chefs can detect tiny changes in a dish while still loving Domino’s pizza.

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What do rye whiskey, fruit brandy, and vinegar have in common? At one point, they were all made on the same kind of still. Todd Leopold, co-founder and owner of Leopold Bros, has spent years resurrecting that lost production method, including commissioning the first three-chamber still built since Prohibition. Today, Todd and Eli discuss what drew Todd to that forgotten technology, and why he believes the results are worth the inefficiencies.

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The Peach Harvest (1:50)

From Peaches to Spirits (9:23)

Colorado Agriculture, Tradition, & Local Sourcing (14:02)

The Three-Chamber Still (27:02)

Doublers (47:41)

Vinegar Production (53:38)

Gin Botanicals & Vermouth (1:07:56)

The Future of Distilling (1:24:21)

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