Tucked away on Dartmouth Street near St James’s Park in Westminster, the Two Chairmen pub provides more than just a cozy watering hole. This pub is a living relic of 18th-century London, dating back to before 1729, making it one of the oldest public houses in the area. Situated near St James’s Park, Big Ben,…
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Some of the breweries and bars in the Las Vegas area that offer craft beer, cocktails, and lots of fun. Las Vegas Beer and Bars —- Whenever I visit an area, I like to explore the breweries, tap rooms, and bars to familiarize myself with the local craft beer scene and find places that offer…
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Brews and Presidents : It’s Presidents’ Day, so I thought you might enjoy a little presidential beer and brewing history. Brews and Presidents – A few historical anecdotes: GEORGE WASHINGTON George Washington was a not only a beer drinker but also a homebrewer and drinking vessel collector. At Mount Vernon he ensured an ample supply…
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Happy National Beer Day 2020! Beer has been a part of America since it arrived with the first settlers from Europe. However, in 1920 the passage of Prohibition in the United States created a nationwide constitutional ban on the sale, production, importation, and transportation of alcoholic beverages. When Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected President in…
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A few weeks ago I traveled to Montana for an annual beer writers conference known as the Beer Now Conference. My wife and I expanded the trip into a “beercation” focused on exploring western Montana. Part 5 is article in this series about this trip and covers exploring Bozeman and beyond through beer. If you…
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A few weeks ago I traveled to Montana for an annual beer writers conference known as the Beer Now Conference. My wife and I expanded the trip into a “beercation” focused on exploring western Montana. Part 4 of my article about this trip covers exploring Helena through beer. If you haven’t read Parts 1, 2…
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