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Written by Stephen Beaumont
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Tuesday, 30 November 1999 00:00 |
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April arrived in southern Ontario and, with it, unusually warm, even hot, early spring temperatures and welcomed hours of bright sunlight. Perfect for beer drinking, I thought. |
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Written by Tony Forder
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Tuesday, 30 November 1999 00:00 |
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The brewing museum in Bamberg, set in the town’s old monastery, did not perhaps receive the attention it deserved. That was because a bunch of Bamberg brewers were pouring beer upstairs and most of us beer writers were a little preoccupied sating our morning thirst to give the museum full attention, extensive as it was.
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American Brewers in Belgium |
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Written by Tony Forder
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Tuesday, 30 November 1999 00:00 |
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Upstairs in Cantillon’s tasting room, owner Jean-Pierre Van Roy swirled the dregs of a Dogfish Head Festina Lente in his glass, swallowed it and pursed his lips appreciatively. On the table was the carnage of a tasting of American beers — five breweries, 10 beers.
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The A to Zs of Beer in San Diego |
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Written by Tom Nickel
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Tuesday, 30 November 1999 00:00 |
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San Diego is known for its near perfect weather, world famous zoo and miles of beautiful beaches. With a growing list of world class breweries, nationally recognized festivals and pubs, it’s become a top beer destination. This A to Z should whet the appetite of prospective participants in ASN’s planned tour to San Diego and the Strong Ale Festival held at Pizza Port, Carlsbad, the first weekend of December. |
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Last Updated on Monday, 04 August 2008 11:23 |
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Surviving Leaf Peeping Season in New Hampshire |
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Written by Andy Crouch
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Tuesday, 30 November 1999 00:00 |
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Before it became a New England tourism phenomenon, driving around the countryside "peeping" at things might have been considered disturbing if not criminal. Greeted by some locals with mock shrieks of horror when they notice the first leaf turn a slight hue of auburn, orange, or yellow, "leaf peeping" is big business from Western Massachusetts to the Maine coast. |
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