#60: Frank Zagami | Deciduous Brewing Co.

This week we're in Matty's Motherland of New Hampshire, talking
with Frank Zagami of Deciduous Brewing. Frank and his wife
Maryann opened their brewery five years ago as the first in
Newmarket, a traditionally quaint New England town in the greater
Portsmouth area, with the intention to help push New Hampshire
past it's reputation as a simple beer throughway between Maine,
Vermont, and Massachusetts. We dive into exactly why the state's
beer scene was in many ways slower than its neighbors to develop,
how laws have held breweries back, and how they hell someone can
be pulled over in an airplane. 
As Frank oversees brewing operations at Deciduous (in addition to
a litany of other roles), we also spend some time in technical
town and get into the process behind some of the brewery's
cocktail-inspired sour ales and (lightly) fruited lagers, both of
which left a huge positive impression on Matty and - shockingly -
on the cold, jaded shell of Noah.
Frank is one of the hardest workers in the business, shares some
very interesting perspective on a state that has always left the
guys a bit bemused, and even is gracious enough to allow Matt to
be Pippen to his Jordan in a New Hampshire-centric Three Bay
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.........................Music: "Mountain Climb" by Jake Hill