A Non-Meta Site for Talking About Cocktails
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Meta (Facebook, Instagram, Threads, etc) is a rotten corporation, and if
you, like me, wish to spend significantly less time on them yet still
remain in co...
Sportsman of the Week Ending 1/12/2025
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What a fun weekend for football. For five straight days, we had two College
Football semifinal tilts both of which went down to the fourth quarter
(some...
Sportsman of the Week Ending 1/12/2025
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What a fun weekend for football. For five straight days, we had two College
Football semifinal tilts both of which went down to the fourth quarter
(some...
Podcast EP 270 – Year End Show with Doug and Andy
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[image: Podcast EP 270 – Year End Show with Doug and Andy]
[image: Doug Veliky The Full Pint Podcast]
We are back with our annual tradition, where we get ...
Wine tariff comment period ends today
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Tariffs of 100% may soon hit European wines in America. The price of some
wines will double. But mostly it will mean that many of the most coveted
wines ...
The History of Wine in Tulsa, Oklahoma
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By Haley Kieser Today, there is a large variety of different wines that we
can enjoy for almost any occasion. This beverage dates back to
approximately 41...
Best Events of SF Beer Week 2019
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The Best Events of SF Beer Week 2019Plus the events we will be attending
With over 900 events, and counting, across 5 regions, how do you chose the
best ev...
Things I Have Recently Eaten
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Baby boomers and click-bait headline generators want you to hate avocado
toast as much as they hate themselves. I ate this ridiculously hearty
version topp...
I Love Beer Blog returns from the dead, sort of
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So I never really made an official announcement that this blog was dead,
but obviously, it has been, since I haven't posted in a million years
(four, ac...
Tasting Notes: A Bunch of IPAs
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I have been feverishly writing tasting notes of late. Nearly every new beer
I drink gets the full treatment. Slips of paper with hastily written,
barely le...
Catfish Station
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*CATFISH STATION PERMANENTLY CLOSED DURING THE PANDEMIC*
7903 Beechnut
The Frenchy's Fried Chicken at this location has closed and been rather
quickly...
Houston poké jumps the shark
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Poké was all the rage in Southern California, and the wave hit Houston
this year, with a large number of poké shops opening in a very short time
span. Eve...
An Update on Cider in Oregon
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On Monday, Cider Riot's Abram Goldman-Armstrong put 63 hectoliters--nearly
60 barrels--of cider in cans for the first time. Yesterday he had a media
event ...
Relocation Notification For AGBB Nation
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By the end of 2016, this part of the internets will be no more. The blog
posts are being moved to the new home of *A Good Beer Blog* but this place,
this...
Fielding Hills: Consistently Producing Great Wines
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Fielding Hills Winery is one of the top wineries in Washington State.
Owner/winemaker Mike Wade and his wife Karen are longtime apple and cherry
growers ...
SweetWater 420
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Sweetwater Brewing Co. Atlanta, GA IPA SweetWater was one of the first
Southern breweries to start getting their small batches up above the
Mason-Dixon. Th...
Turning Free Apples into Hard Apple Cider!
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It all started when my neighbor's apple tree lost a limb and he didn't know
what to do with all those apples. It didn't take long for me to say, "I'll
t...
Hello world!
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Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then
start blogging!
The post Hello world! appeared first on Dos Beerigos.
Quick Sips: Tasty Bits from Around the Web
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Another microbrewery sells to the big boys. *kuow.org*
One Napa Valley vintner finds himself facing felony charges. *New York
Times*
Reactions only a bar...
Wry Slamma Jamma: Mike Miller is Petyr Baelish
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Thanks to Mathew Mcconaughey, I have escaped from the worm hole, and I can
tell you that the aliens are still invading the NBA. World of Fire and
Ice, no...
Here's to you, Grant
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Although I wasn't close friends with Grant Gordon, I felt like I knew him
before we ever met. A close friend of mine, who knew Grant from their
college day...
Miyako Sushi
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I'll tell you what I love most about Miyako Sushi - their bento boxes.
Bento boxes are the compartmentalized trays that are used to serve a
variety of food...
Happy 21st Amendment Day! Long Live Craft Beer!
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Today marks the 80th anniversary of the Repeal of Prohibition in the United
States! On December 5th 1933, Utah (ironic enough) was the final state to
ratif...
Beer + Chocolate = Divine
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Divine Chocolates and Mid-Atlantic Beers Make a Perfect Pair, Order a six
pack of chocolates and get a free copy of my book Fermenting Revolution — a
Fathe...
Working for a Livin’
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Through the long work days My mind is lost, just thinking Of homebrew,
waiting. Written by Jake Metzler. About the guest author: Jake Metzler
spends his ...
My New Blog: Week of Beer!
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While I still have a lot of catching up to do (I drank 365 beers in 2010,
and have lots of handwritten notes on them, but only 150 posts so far…),
I’ve sta...
Bon Beer Boat Cruise Day 1: Amsterdam 10/22/11
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This day didn't start out too well for old Todd and I. Hungover in the
worst possible way, stiff back from passing out on the floor the night
before. But w...
RSS update
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Just because I mentioned nearly a year ago that we were moving to
http://www.brewvana.net doesn’t mean that some folks updated their RSS
feeds (or that I c...
I know I'm not supposed to, but what if I do totally understand that post?
Oddly enough, a google seach of "tymjngz9ka" only comes up with theferm.org...how strange...Mr. SP
The Ferm is revolutionary. No one ever in the history of the World Wide Interwebs has published tymjngz9ka.
If I had much more time on my hands, I would have introduced an xfile-ish or fringe science angle to the tymjngz9ka.