By Greg B. I’ve never seen a fish  before, that was so easy to catch on fire.  I’m serious.  Placing a whole sardine close to the coals on a grill… if you’re not watching it …

By Greg B. Writing for a blog like this is a lot of fun.  Having the opportunity to sample new beers and foods, try new restaurants and also write about ‘culture’ (a purposefully ambiguous …

By Greg B.  I received a very generous gift of this beer by some folks who had just sampled my homebrews.  There are some Brewdog beers you can find in Baltimore, but they are not …

By Greg B.  It’s 9:30pm, and you’ve just come home from work.  You’re tired, there are no roommates around, and you just want a beer.  After finding a nice delicious Dale’s Pale Ale in the …

By Greg B.  This is a beer from a looong time ago, that I forgot and got lost in my photos!  Normally, I’ll drink a beer, takes some photos and some notes, start a post …

By Greg B.  I’ve had other beers from Shiner, a Texas brewery, and they’ve always been… alright.  Never really impressive, never really innovative.  So when I saw a bottle of Shiner black lager, I almost …

By Greg B.  Well, Mike has his time in Europe this past spring, and now it’s my turn.  I wont be posting very often for the next 20 days or so, as I’ll be abroad …

By Greg B.  Apparently, some genius decided to make a holiday for bacon.  The first Saturday before labor day is the International Bacon Day (yes, weird that an ‘international’ holiday is based on a US …

By Greg B. For special occasions, it has become a tradition to pop open a bottle of ‘bubbly’.  Whether you prefer to pop the cork gently and controlled, or to saber the top of the …

By Greg B.  I was digging through my fridge the other day and I came across this beer.  It had sat in the back, alone and forgotten for quite some time (so long ago that …