It was a bit surprising that on the first visit since attending the initial Celebration Town Tavern Tweetup with The Brew Crew that I saw a few familiar faces. As I approached the table in the bar area, I recognized a few people that I remembered from the event sitting with Bill during their lunch break. I will protect their real identities today, but I will say that their names both begin with “J” and they were both featured in the video recap of the Tweetup that you can see here. I am certain that I will run into them again during my Beer Club efforts and otherwise, so there will be plenty of opportunities to reveal their actual names in the future.
Just after the luch time rush.
Backing up a bit, on this visit I had the most difficulty finding a parking spot to date. I should know better than arriving during the lunch hour since it had always been busy, but I have gotten away with it a few times in the past. It really was not a big issue to have to search for a few minutes, but I will take that into consideration when planning future trips for lunch.
Care to argue?
Much of the initial discussion was about the beer themed Tweetup and that having just shy of 50 people at the very first one was a darn good turnout. The conversation continued to range among topics from home brewing, to the NHL trade deadline, and CTT website design ideas. Danielle was fun as usual and even joined in on our late discussion of fruit based beers. I am sure we didn’t get to the end of that one quite yet.
I would not mind having a signed one of these on my wall.
The beer selections were via my Twitter friends again, with a few thrown in from a text message to be used for a later visit. It was some coincidence that the numbers turned out to be a northeastern themed trio of brews with one from Massachusetts, one from Maine, and one from New York. That was a pretty appropriate set of beers for us to have in a New England style tavern.
Apparently non-Redsox fans are allowed in.
Stay tuned for the reviews . . .
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