Louisville, KY is the largest city in Kentucky and the 27th largest city in the United States. Founded in 1778 as a settlement by George Rogers Clark (Better known as the “Clark” in Lewis and Clark.), Louisville sits next to the border of Kentucky and Indiana with the Ohio River serving as the borderline. My…
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We left Boulevard Brewing in Kansas City, MO and proceeded towards St. Louis. About halfway between Kansas City and St. Louis is Columbia, MO. With a population over 113,000, Columbia is the fifth largest city in Missouri. The city serves as the county seat of Boone County and as the home for the University of Missouri. …
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There is a tourist attraction in Denver called Dinosaur Ridge. My family and I visited Dinosaur Ridge during our visit. At this site you can see fossilized dinosaur bones and hundreds of dinosaur tracks on the beach. Yes, the beach. The beach is an exposed portion of the current ridge that was a beach about…
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I always love to get recommendations from people that live in an area. So when a Denver-based friend recommended Vine Street Pub & Brewery, I was excited to visit and sample their beers. My family and I visited Vine Street for dinner on our last night in Denver. I’m happy to report that we were…
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It’s hard to believe that three weeks have passed since I was at the Denver Beer Fest. Time flies when you are having fun! One of my stops in Denver felt more like a stop in London. Pint’s Pub is a celebration of British food, culture, and beer. As soon as you walk in the…
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If you’ve noticed an absence of blog posts this week, it’s because I have been finalizing plans for an extensive road trip. I’ll be visiting 20+ craft breweries and several pubs across the USA and reporting about my visits from the road (assuming my iPad cooperates). Stayed tuned and read about my exploits.
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