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btheiss

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Hello,

I hope this is not considered advertising, but I am looking for experienced mead brewers that would be interested in speaking about their art to the Shenandoah Valley Beekeepers Association in Fishersville. The speaker opening I have this year is August 16th, 2012 at 5:30 pm. Speakers are compensated for travel expenses and treated to dinner before the meeting. You don't need to be a beekeeper to speak, but beekeepers are perferred.

If interested, please reply to the thread with contact information.

Thanks,
Bill
SVBA VP
 
Shoot! That's a bit of a drive for me, but that area is really pretty. You might ask some of the NC meaderies...Fox Hill comes to mind. (Asheville area) Jason is very friendly. :)
 
You could also try Blacksnake Meadery, in Dogspur, VA, about 3 hours southwest of Fishersville. They raise their own bees and use the resulting honey at the meadery.
 
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