Froggy Bottom recently celebrated 50 years since company founder Micheal Millard began building instruments, and the company continues to built finely-crafted custom guitars. In this video, Matt Chulka of Eddie’s Guitars in St. Louis, Missouri, demonstrates a Froggy Bottom Model F Deluxe built with Indian rosewood back and sides and a German spruce top.

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