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And now, the questions...
1. What
was the beer moment, when you knew you wanted to become involved with the craft
beer renaissance?
This
answer could take several pages, it has been a journey...I traveled in Europe
at 18 and loved the beer, but then came back and drank NAIL through college and
a few more years. After moving to Chicago, I discovered the Map Room. After
drinking craft beer (FFF Alpha King was my gateway drug) a couple years, a
friend talked me into learning to brew with him- I was hooked batch one. A
couple years later I joined the BJCP and it accelerated from there, tasting,
writing, judging, teaching, running a beer club...Craft Beer is the only
industry where your biggest competitor will lend you a part. Where you can talk
to the person that makes your beer. It is a community, not a group of
companies.
2. If
you could have any beer in your hand right now, what would it be?
I would
probably say Bells Two Hearted, but Revolution Anti-Hero is jaw dropping.
3. Can
you describe your beer life in a song lyric/title? If so what would you choose?
I
haven't thought about this...The Who Teenage Wasteland-My first concert, and I
"Won't get fooled again" into drinking crap.
4. Do
you have a steady beer, or do you like to "play the field?"
Play the
field. BJCP makes you curious for ALL beer. I make just about everything. I
probably make 60% of my beer. HomeBrew and small craft brew is unfiltered and
you get so many more flavors. But I love grabbing new sixers to
"evaluate."
5.
Crowded smoky bar or back porch watching the clouds float across the sky?
The
porch. Especially if it is one of mine or a good friends.
And the lame one…
Who put the bomp in the bomp-sha bomp-sha bomp?
I
thought it was Sha Na Na, But I was wrong...
Time for a pint...

Awesome!
ReplyDeleteYou may be wrong, but you managed to put a smile on my face just by mentioning Sha Na Na!
ReplyDeleteA nice thing in this is actually being able to find people that can make that referrence.
DeleteVery entertaining blog. Love the music connection. And def. I'd be going for the back porch myself these days.
ReplyDeleteIt's so true that a sense of community can make all the difference.
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