John Kelton of Greyhorn
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Resides: Barony of Concordia of The Snows | |
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Introduction
Title Name. SCA Biography. Selected Awards (the Wiki is not the place to do a full awards list).
- Kelton joined the SCA after attending a medieval fair at the Cathedral of All Saints in The Barony of Concordia of the Snows (Albany NY) in the fall of AS XX (1985). He is a brewer and the Guildmaster of the Honourable Company of Fermenters of The Barony of Concordia of the Snows.
Persona
Describe your persona and persona history (as much as you wish)
Awards
- Companion of the Pine ~1991. Baronial award for extraordinary service to the Barony
- Order of the Friends 1997. A thank you for service to the Barony
- Order of The Sapphire 1993. Baronial A&S Award
Offices & Positions
- Guildmaster. The Honourable Company of Fermenters of The Barony of Concordia of The Snows
- First Baronial Brewing Champion. 2013-2015
- Third Baronial Brewing Champion. 2016-2017
- Member & Brewer. East Kingdom Brewers' Guild
Event Staff
- Bread baker and all around kitchen bum
- Mead, Cordial and miscellaneous brewing lectures at Baronial, Kingdom, and SCA(Pennsic) events
Projects, Publications & Links
- The Honourable Company of Fermenters of The Barony of Concordia. https://sites.google.com/site/concordianbrewersguild/
- The Bloody Murther of Sir John Barley-corne. My blog on medieval brewing. https://brewing356.wordpress.com/
'Articles:'
- A Beginners Guide to Mead Making.
- Caudles, Possets, Flip and Eggnog.
- Making Liqueurs and Cordials
- On The making of Cream Liqueurs (not period)
- Is Tequila Period? A discussion on the History of Agave based Beverages in West-Central Mesoamerica