Tag Archives: Founders
It’s been a good year.
For me, it’s been a pretty damn good year. For beer, it’s been a pretty damn good year. For many politicians and cell phones, ehhhh not so much of a good year. It seems like the craft beer industry has … Continue reading
Records and Reviews
As most can tell, I am starting to discuss more running into this blog than I would actually like to. I used to have a blog just about running and then I got bored with it and didn’t have much … Continue reading
What I’ve drank Mid-Summer Edition
Sadly, I’m not a fan of summer beers. I don’t like beer known as summer wheats. I’m an anti-wheatite. Sam Summer tasted too much like lemon pledge this year and just kind of made me go away from summer … Continue reading
The 1st Kentucky Beer Derby
The Kentucky Derby has come and gone. The hotels are now empty and the streets are not blocked off anymore. A sigh of relief can be heard all over Louisville, but with every sigh comes the thought that summer is … Continue reading
Gravity Head 2011
Until yesterday, I had never been to Rich O’s and I had never been to Gravity Head. I will admit that if I had to choose a local brewery to throw all my chips on the table for, it would … Continue reading
What I drank 2/19/11 (Founders abound)
2009 Founders Backwoods Bastard 10.2 ABV After a nice chocolate and beer tasting, Ashley and I headed to the Holy Grale to see what they had left after the Menage-a-Beer event with Founders, 3 Floyds, and Dogfish. Backwoods Bastard is … Continue reading
Two new spots in two days: Holy Grale and BBC on Main
Let the holidays be merry. To quote my buddy Miller, “It’s the holidays man!”. Interpreted as, eat and drink whatever the hell you want. So we have. This week has been packed with things going on: a birthday party Tuesday, … Continue reading
Michigan Breweries
For a state that resembles a mitten and has inhabitants who refer to themselves as “yoopers”, Michigan earns my respect with their top-notch breweries. When people think of Michigan, usually two things come to mind, vehicles and cold weather. Since … Continue reading
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