Beer historian Rich Wagner of Hatboro, PA, opens a door to the past, demonstrating how brewers in Colonial America put a tankard of ale on the table. Shot in September 2006 at the Camden County His...
Beer historian Rich Wagner of Hatboro, PA, opens a door to the past, demonstrating how brewers in Colonial America put a tankard of ale on the table. Shot in September 2006 at the Camden County Historical Society in Camden, NJ. When you're done, head over to http://beerstainedletter.blogspot.com/
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That's too bad. I got in contact with Rich and he's doing a demonstration in July. Unfortunately all of these events take place on Friday and Saturday and I'll never be able to attend those. Seems like video would be my only option - and from what you've said, that's not an option. That's a shame. And why limit the education to those folks who can make it to Camden or wherever ...
good video thanks for this. HeyLinky I live in the northeast in Rhawnhurst - i can practically chuk a rock to ya' - this was really inspiring, and I wonder if you have a full video of Mr. Wagner from start to finish?
Spotters, This is the whole video. There were other things I had hoped to get from the demonstration that day. Unfortunately, some folks at the Camden County Historical Society, who at first said I could shoot so long as I paid admission, suddenly got annoyed, complaining I was diverting Rich from the rest of the crowd. Funny that no one was cut off from speaking to him because of me. Oh well.
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That's a shame. And why limit the education to those folks who can make it to Camden or wherever ...
This is the whole video. There were other things I had hoped to get from the demonstration that day. Unfortunately, some folks at the Camden County Historical Society, who at first said I could shoot so long as I paid admission, suddenly got annoyed, complaining I was diverting Rich from the rest of the crowd. Funny that no one was cut off from speaking to him because of me. Oh well.