Articles in Greg's Corner
By Greg B. Almost a year ago, Mike, Gabi and I had an opportunity to head out to the Eastern Shore for the St. Michael’s Wine Festival. We were invited to stay in a gorgeous …
By Greg B. I’ve encountered a few people over the past few years who, due to very unfortunate circumstances, are unable to enjoy beer. No, it’s not their palate, it’s their body; they have a …
By Greg B. I don’t drink enough West Coats IPAs. There, I’ve said it, but it’s true. The west is where we, Americans, grow our hops. The climate is practically perfect for them. And it’s …
By Greg B. There’s something alluring about Belgian stouts. Perhaps it’s the fact that they seem so rare, or the fact that they are a very different flavor profile than the typical Belgian wit, pale …
By Greg B. One thing that I haven’t done much on this website is talk about the whole beer ‘culture. And I don’t just mean the massive Oktoberfest style celebrations, or even discussions of appropriate glassware, …
By Greg B. Once a year, something very special happens here in Baltimore. Max’s Taphouse organizes a massive Belgian beer fest, with beers that you just simply cannot find here in the US on tap…. …
By Greg B. Well, I thought the massive snowfall of 2003 was about all I was going to see of snow here in Baltimore. Then, the large snowstorm on December 18th was impressive, but I …
By Greg B. Harpoon Brewery has their own line of above average brews… something in the lineup for them to experiment and play with, now that they’ve got their basic lineup of beers settled down. …
By Greg B. Have you ever eaten so much pizza that it has become boring? I have. Well, to be honest, it’s not so boring, as I am almost totally satiated on it. And living …
By Greg B. In general, I’m not a big fan of pilsners. But with one of my good friend’s getting married soon, I decided to make for her wedding a pilsner. Now, this isn’t an …
