Always Time for Nine
I have witnesses, so I know I didn’t dream up one of the most unique golf shots I’ve ever hit,… Read more »
Golf
Taking Dead Aim at Harvey Penick
One useful result of reading Kevin Robbins’ biography, Harvey Penick: The Life and Wisdom of the Man Who Wrote the… Read more »
Festivals, new breweries, a confederacy of hunches….
Like the essential product, the business of brewing is a fluid situation. Brews and breweries come and go, ownerships move… Read more »
Teeing It Up With 41
There’s always a bit of serendipity at the annual PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, late each January. One is sure… Read more »
Tap Beer of the Week: Abandoned Building Nightshade Stout
With the temperatures finally taking an upward turn in these parts it may not seem like ideal stout weather. Abandoned… Read more »
Tap Beer of the Week: Samuel Adams 26.2 Brew
[Apr. 15, 2018]–It doesn’t sound like it’s going to be a very pleasant day to run 26.2 miles in the… Read more »
The Session #134: Let There Be Beer Gardens
[Apr. 6, 2018]–The Session is a monthly effort where beer writers around the interwebs respond to a topic question each… Read more »
TAP Beer of the Week: Collective Arts Stranger Than Fiction Porter
[Apr. 7, 2018]–The wildly decorative cans of Collective Arts Brewing have been on local shelves for quite a while now,… Read more »
Innisbrook Resort Keeps Rolling Along, With Momentum
[Apr. 28, 2021–With the PGA Tour Valspar Championship rolling into Palm Harbor, Florida this weekend, thought I’d roll out this… Read more »
Visits to Vermont’s Newest Breweries, For Now
Leo Foy and his wife, Kelly, from Berlin, Vermont, drove out to Missouri last July. “We took about a week,… Read more »
