speaker-0: Right, shall we start? Is this okay, the length from the mic? Yeah. Not popping. Okay, shall I start? Pouring Over is a new podcast for anyone interested in the history and culture of their favourite tipple.
speaker-1: fine.
speaker-2: needed somewhere to store this, you know, spirit that they'd made, this acro vite. So, you know, putting it into these casks that had previously held something like wine or other things would add this interesting flavour and it's a kind of almost happy accident in a way.
speaker-3: There are personal stories, there are people working at each of these distilleries, there are farms associated with them, there were traditions in history that affected not just the locality but the whole country.
speaker-1: ever wondered what's actually in your glass, who makes it, why it tastes the way it does and where it comes from? Well, cheers to that! We have the podcast for you. For both consumers and the drinks industry itself, Pouring Over is lovingly and enthusiastically produced by me, Sarah Trenaw.
speaker-0: and me, Elizabeth Hodson.
speaker-1: So we've been audio journalists for about 20 years now.
speaker-0: Yes, I think it was about 18 years ago that we met on lonely overnight shifts at the BBC's hallowed television centre.
speaker-1: and look where we are now fulfilling the dream of having our very own podcast.
speaker-0: Yes, so join us for episode one where we'll be waxing lyrical about whisky and tantalising your taste buds.
speaker-1: for that Elizabeth. Pouring Over is a superbly done production.
speaker-1: fine.
speaker-2: needed somewhere to store this, you know, spirit that they'd made, this acro vite. So, you know, putting it into these casks that had previously held something like wine or other things would add this interesting flavour and it's a kind of almost happy accident in a way.
speaker-3: There are personal stories, there are people working at each of these distilleries, there are farms associated with them, there were traditions in history that affected not just the locality but the whole country.
speaker-1: ever wondered what's actually in your glass, who makes it, why it tastes the way it does and where it comes from? Well, cheers to that! We have the podcast for you. For both consumers and the drinks industry itself, Pouring Over is lovingly and enthusiastically produced by me, Sarah Trenaw.
speaker-0: and me, Elizabeth Hodson.
speaker-1: So we've been audio journalists for about 20 years now.
speaker-0: Yes, I think it was about 18 years ago that we met on lonely overnight shifts at the BBC's hallowed television centre.
speaker-1: and look where we are now fulfilling the dream of having our very own podcast.
speaker-0: Yes, so join us for episode one where we'll be waxing lyrical about whisky and tantalising your taste buds.
speaker-1: for that Elizabeth. Pouring Over is a superbly done production.
