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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
I always enjoying trying various craft brews and when I travel, I like to find local brew pubs and micro breweries. This looks like a fun place. I think I could keep myself busy here for awhile.
ReplyDeleteI haven't been in here yet, but it is on my list of places to try. It is new, and I'm not sure it's open yet.
DeleteLooks like there is some clever marketing and design going on here... which I like. Hope the establishment lives up to promise.
ReplyDeleteMe too.
DeleteHmm, what's a beer flight?
ReplyDeleteA beer flight is a tasting of four or five different beers. They are often served in small glasses on a tray. It is like a wine tasting, but the customer pays for the beer.
DeleteThank you for the info.
DeleteSounds very good to me, :-)
A cute sign and certainly would get me attention and I can imagine the term, "Mind your P's and Q's" would become a standard of some kind...But, heck, after a few pints of quarts what difference would it make. I probably wouldn't be able to find a p or q.
ReplyDeletea welcoming sign. i don't mind a p or a q at the end of the day.
ReplyDeleteA pint would go down nice, but I would need a few others to help with the quart. I'm game if you are!
ReplyDeleteThat kind of place always piques my interest.
ReplyDeleteI like their puns ("take a walk with Johnny")!
ReplyDeletehandcrafted cocktails--that is interesting. i wonder what is the other option to handcrafted.:p
ReplyDeletelove that, mind your p's and q's!
ReplyDeleteI love trying a beer flight and then picking the best for a full pint!
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