The credit for the beer news this week goes to a handful of people. I had stories passed to me by The Wife, Seattle Jeff, MomJovi, and Erin my Midwestern Beer Correspondent. Since they did the hard part, all I really had to do was sit back and read through it all. It turned out to be a pretty varied collection of articles.
Much to get to . . .
- Knowing that I cannot sing even a little bit or play anything, I am glad to find out that there is help out there for me to play a little tune while kicking back with a beer.
- As a general piece of advice I would recommend that if you are charged with keeping track of something worth upwards of a million dollars, maybe you should take the night off from hitting the bar. Sure a beer or two is acceptable, but do yourself a favor by not starting a tab.
- I had to pass along that advice before linking to this story telling you that drinking could help you live longer. That may trump my recommendation, but doing what is necessary to track of the valuables is still a good idea.
- I like the idea of having a guide like this to assist my decision making and directions when travelling to other states. My hunch is that it would not take as long to put together a version of this for Florida.
- In the spirit of at least somewhat cancelling out the possibility of drinking beer lengthening your lifespan, I present you with a deep fried version. Who knew that a liquid could be fried like that?
- You all know that I am a sucker for lists and this one hits on a perfect combination (for me) of beer and travel. I will have the push pins in the map moments after I complete writing this post.
- I defy you to not watch a video of an animal drinking (and enjoying) a few beers. There is also a bonus of a bad joke at the end.
- To close the week, an article that highlights some reverse engineering of sorts via Dogfish Head’s musically inspired Bitches Brew. There is a pretty good chance that I won’t get to try this one, so I like to read reactions from the folks who do get to.

DFH Bitches Brew (via http://www.npr.org/)
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