Nate Shue's guest appearances

Nate Shue

Bourbon Pursuit

Real Estate + Coffee

Brad Paisley

Mike Miller

Eddie Russell

Fred Minnick

Malcom Reed

Greg Davis

Tom Johnson

Sarah Wilson

BRUCE RUSSELL

Kathleen DiBenedetto

Jim Beam

Trey Zoeller

Jackie Zykan

Jason Brauner

Steve Nally

OwlTail

Nate Shue is The Clean Water Expert. He owns and operates Sustainable Plumbing based in Concord, NC. In this episode, Nate discusses the secret behind a clean water supply - good piping! We also talk about some common issues Nate comes across and some advice for do-it-yourselfers. Check out Sustainable Plumbing and contact Nate via thecleanwaterexpert.com, on facebook, and on Instagram - @thecleanwaterexpert. Nate is also reachable at 704-243-5591. Nate has some great stuff and a whole lot of knowledge, so we look forward to having him back soon! Enjoy the show? Be sure to subscribe, share, and leave a review. Find us over on Instagram (@wsinspect) and visit our website to contact us.

Nate Shue is The Clean Water Expert. He owns and operates Sustainable Plumbing based in Concord, NC. In this episode, Nate discusses the secret behind a clean water supply - good piping! We also talk about some common issues Nate comes across and some advice for do-it-yourselfers. Check out Sustainable Plumbing and contact Nate via <a href="https://thecleanwaterexpert.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">thecleanwaterexpert.com</a>, on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/SustainablePlumbingNC/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook</a>, and on Instagram - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/thecleanwaterexpert/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@thecleanwaterexpert</a>. Nate is also reachable at 704-243-5591. Nate has some great stuff and a whole lot of knowledge, so we look forward to having him back soon! Enjoy the show? Be sure to subscribe, share, and leave a review. Find us over on Instagram (<a href="https://www.instagram.com/wsinspect/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@wsinspect</a>) and visit our <a href="https://wsinspect.wixsite.com/website" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a> to contact us.

Episode 29: Nate Shue - Sustainable Plumbing

What if there was a legalized secondary market? Some may argue there is with new vintage laws being introduced around the country, but then there is the massive flood of online marketplaces that don't have any regulation whatsoever. It's a touchy subject because anyone that is really into bourbon, has seemed to find their way into these corners of the web. And lets be honest, most of us have had to do some sort of buy, sell, or trade to get bottles that we desire. It's the nature of the game and this show looks at the premise of if you could build your own legal secondary market, what would it look like? We are joined by bourbon enthusiast Nate Shue, a Patreon supporter, on this topic.Show Notes: KDA and BIER report on the Kentucky Bourbon industry’s energy, water, and emissions data. -  https://www.bieroundtable.com/news/formalizing-sustainability-kentucky-bourbon-industry-collaborates-with-bier/  Whiskey Stocks and the Bubble Burst -  https://www.barrons.com/articles/u-s-whiskey-stocks-like-brown-forman-have-soared-beware-the-bourbon-bubble-51557514898  This week’s Above the Char with Fred Minnick talks about whiskey 'first' marketing. When did you start getting into bourbon? What do you think started the secondary market craze? What are the issues with the secondary market? Do you think referral secondary markets like Wine Searcher or Blur Book hurt or help? How does the value get established? What would happen if you removed the community aspect of the secondary market? Do you think other states should have laws similar to Washington D.C.? What about auction houses like Christie's? If you were to have a legal secondary market, what would it look like? Should distilleries price the bourbon so high that it basically eliminates the secondary market? Do you think if they shut down the secondary market overnight, would it just come back?

What if there was a legalized secondary market? Some may argue there is with new vintage laws being introduced around the country, but then there is the massive flood of online marketplaces that don't have any regulation whatsoever. It's a touchy subject because anyone that is really into bourbon, has seemed to find their way into these corners of the web. And lets be honest, most of us have had to do some sort of buy, sell, or trade to get bottles that we desire. It's the nature of the game and this show looks at the premise of if you could build your own legal secondary market, what would it look like? We are joined by bourbon enthusiast Nate Shue, a Patreon supporter, on this topic.Show Notes:<ul> <li>KDA and BIER report on the Kentucky Bourbon industry’s energy, water, and emissions data. - <a href="https://www.bieroundtable.com/news/formalizing-sustainability-kentucky-bourbon-industry-collaborates-with-bier/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.bieroundtable.com/news/formalizing-sustainability-kentucky-bourbon-industry-collaborates-with-bier/</a> </li> <li>Whiskey Stocks and the Bubble Burst - <a href="https://www.barrons.com/articles/u-s-whiskey-stocks-like-brown-forman-have-soared-beware-the-bourbon-bubble-51557514898" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.barrons.com/articles/u-s-whiskey-stocks-like-brown-forman-have-soared-beware-the-bourbon-bubble-51557514898</a> </li> <li>This week’s Above the Char with <a href="https://www.fredminnick.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fred Minnick</a> talks about whiskey 'first' marketing.</li> <li>When did you start getting into bourbon?</li> <li>What do you think started the secondary market craze?</li> <li>What are the issues with the secondary market?</li> <li>Do you think referral secondary markets like Wine Searcher or Blur Book hurt or help?</li> <li>How does the value get established?</li> <li>What would happen if you removed the community aspect of the secondary market?</li> <li>Do you think other states should have laws similar to Washington D.C.?</li> <li>What about auction houses like Christie's?</li> <li>If you were to have a legal secondary market, what would it look like?</li> <li>Should distilleries price the bourbon so high that it basically eliminates the secondary market?</li> <li>Do you think if they shut down the secondary market overnight, would it just come back?</li></ul>

202 - What if there was a Legal Secondary Market? with Nate Shue