Historic Georgetown, Colorado's own RED RAM MIXERS

Hi! My name is Mark, and this is my brew. Actually, it has its roots in my grandma's growing up. Back then, in the early 1900s, there was a character seen around the countryside of the Midwest called a "huckster". The huckster's horse-drawn elevated wagon was full of stuff to sell the the rural folk. They would need flour, coffee, salt, sugar and various spices. Sometimes there would be a special treat on the wagon -- brown sugar or even vanilla beans.

Well, my grandmother's grandmother (my great-great) came up with a concoction from the brown sugar and spices that seemed to please everyone in a different way. Grandpa (my great-great) liked it on hotcakes, my cousins liked in on hand-cranked ice cream, my great-aund put it in her tea, and Grandma's favorite was on oatmeal.

Now this brew has been reborn and hundreds of people have tried it and made suggestions for its use (I was a bartender in Georgetown, CO). Each suggestion was made by different customers, hence the name "Sweet 101". So, our Grandmother's-Grandmother's all-purpose confectionery syrup ---"the sweet staple"...if you will.

Kept in the fridge after opening, and the brew keeps for a LONG time. Keep it next to your other condiments so you can add to/pour on/mix with whenever you need the sweet condiment.

I sincerely hope you enjoy this bit of deliciousness as much as we have over the years!

- Mark