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The End of the Beer World As We Know It, Part I: The Arms Race

Tom Bedell

Rest easy, Scotland.  In the high alcohol arms race that has been brewing between BrewDog in Scotland and Schorschbräu in... Read more »

TAP Beer of the Week 29: Scotch Silly

Tom Bedell

Since we tried a Belgian-style Scotch ale from the U.S. last week, I thought it might be fun to just... Read more »

Golf with the Opposite Sex (It Can Be Done)

Janina Jacobs

Getting along with the opposite sex on the golf course is easy if you follow these simple tips....

TAP Beer of the Week 28: Reunion ’10, A Beer for Hope

Tom Bedell

One of Alan Shapiro’s first jobs in the beer industry, other than working in a liquor store while attending Boston... Read more »

Dick Mack’s

Michael Patrick Shiels

Dick Mack’s Pub, in Dingle, County Kerry, Republic of Ireland, is across the narrow street from St. Mary’s church. The... Read more »

Talking Golf

James A. Frank

Wide awake in St. Andrews, the home of golf, jet-lagged and probably a bit too much Jigger Ale. Also, the... Read more »

Protected: Presidential Golf Can’t Win?

Bob Fagan

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TAP Beer of the Week: Kasteel Rouge

Tom Bedell

(July 5, 2010) With no fireworks at hand yesterday, I lit off a cherry bomb of a beer to celebrate... Read more »

TAP Beer of the Week: Lindemans Faro

Tom Bedell

[June 28, 2010]–Faro is one of the more obscure beer styles of the world, but this version from the Lindemans... Read more »

Huntsman Springs: For the Family That Plays Together

James A. Frank

That’s me (I’m the one in the hat) holding a cutthroat trout that I caught two days ago in one... Read more »

The A List: Go to School on the A Position’s Top Journalists; A Salute to Graduation and Golf

Jeff Wallach

With all incumbent pomp and circumstance, in June’s “A List” the writers of The A Position test their faculties with... Read more »

TAP Beer of the Week 25: Vacationland Summer Ale

Tom Bedell

It’s the first day of summer, so what could be more appropriate than a summer ale, albeit one that first... Read more »

The Honor of Playing in the 100th Travis Invitational

Casey Alexander

Over the last twenty-five years I have played in something like 20-25 golf tournaments a year. That adds up to... Read more »

Clubhouse Renovations Cause Some Soul-Searching

David Gould

 At the prestigious Main Line Philadelphia club Aronomink, a $12.5 million project was undertaken and completed some five years ago.... Read more »

Clubhouse Angst at Gardiner’s Bay

David Gould

 His design of the recently built clubhouse at Gardiner’s Bay Country Club, according to architect Dennis Wedlick, “involves a tension... Read more »