
Show Notes
With some in The Crafty Pint Podcast team spending much of winter travelling, we're tapping into a few past episodes for July.
For round two of Another Round, we head back to the Riverina to revisit our chat with Brad Woolner and Stu Whytcross from Voyager Craft Malt [https://craftypint.com/business/1319/voyager-craft-malt]. The best mates and business partners have helped pioneer small-scale malting in Australia, including through the launch of Grainstock [https://www.grainstock.com.au/], Stu's passion project.
The industry event returns in October, so we felt it was a fitting time to highlight where the idea came from as well as Voyager's wider story, which we recorded at the Whitton Malt House last year.
Before that conversation, Craig and Will caught up to chat about the week's news. They discussed Jono Outred's story [https://craftypint.com/news/4123/from-paddock-to-plate-to-pint] on CBCo's paddock to plate to pint approach in Margaret River, Will's piece on the delightful Otter's Promise [https://craftypint.com/news/4126/behind-bars-otters-promise], and Mick Wüst's latest book [https://craftypint.com/news/4128/whisky-and-cocktails-from-the-mind-of-mick-wuest], Whisky & Cocktails.
Start of segments: * 0:00 – The Week On Crafty * 12:25 – Industry Insights with American Canning Machines [https://craftypint.com/business/1465/american-canning-machines] * 13:31 – Voyager Part 1 * 45:14 – A Special Deal From Price Screen & Digital [https://craftypint.com/business/1505/price-screen-and-digital] * 46:13 – Voyager Part 2
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