mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 07 2007 | beer, alcohol, drinking
They're talking about this on The History Channel.
Quoted: Samuel Adams today announced the release of its highly anticipated 2007 release of Samuel Adams Utopias®. By using an extended aging process and the finest all-natural ingredients from around the world, the brewers at Samuel Adams offer an uncarbonated beer with a rich, complex flavor and 25.6% alcohol by volume.
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Some would say Samuel Adams Utopias is the ultimate beer, an extraordinary beer that can be savored like an old sherry, vintage port, or fine cognac.”- mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 13 2007 | beer, video, funny
click to playredotted from don. i'm going to have to drink a beer tonight so i can try this out.
- mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 09 2007 | bar, seattle, beer, coffee, ravenna
There's a great pub on the southeast corner of Third Place books in Ravenna. It is beautiful (if you like wood).
This place fills the void between a coffeeshop and a bar.
Quoted: he Pub (as it became in my mind immediately) is completely decked out in wood. This place is wearing a wood jacket with wood jeans ...
mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 19 2006 | seattle, fremont, beer, bar, food
Checked this place out last night.
They have a great selection of beers. It's an interesting multi-level place, and I'll definitely go again.
It didn't feel completely 'chill' though. It had a slight restaurantish feel to it -- because it was such a large space and because the lighting was a little bright.
- mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 14 2006 | food, burger, beer, seattle, capitol hill
tried this place out tonight. definitely a keeper. not too fancy and not too sketchy. it was just right. also, they have a great "bad weather resistent" patio.
as for the burger, it was *very* good but not quite as good as the burger i had at collins pub. but, to be fair, the medium at collins pub was rarer than the burger here.
- mohit | Shared With: Everyone - May 12 2006 | beer, nutrition, news
Good news! Not often you can tag an article on beer with 'nutrition'.
Quoted: Ethanol in beer appears to block various hormones that lead to weaker bones
mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 11 2006 | bar, beer, seattle, food
One more food and drink post:) Prost is an authentic-feeling neighborhood Geman bar. Make sure to have a pretzel so you can try their spicy mustard.
Quoted: One of the few places in Seattle with this many German beers on tap, and many beers exclusive to the establishment. A big Bavarian-style soft ...
- mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 11 2006 | bar, seattle, beer, food
There's a great pub on the southeast corner of Third Place books in Ravenna. It is beautiful (if you like wood).
Quoted: he Pub (as it became in my mind immediately) is completely decked out in wood. This place is wearing a wood jacket with wood jeans ...
- mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 25 2006 | beer, health, food
When I was out with Eric tonight, I skipped drinking a beer citing health benefits. Was I wrong?
Quoted: Did you know?
- Beer is nutritious if consumed in moderation
- That beer is fat-free and cholesterol free?
- Beer has a relaxing effect on the body thereby reducing stress.
- It can help you sleep better
- It helps prevent heart disease and improves the blood circulation
- It has proven to have positive effects on elderly people. It helps to promote blood vessel dilation, sleep, and urination. - mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 19 2005 | beer, alabama
Saw this on The Daily Show -- the best news on television.
Quoted: Thanks to Comedy Central's The Daily Show for featuring Free The Hops on its show on October 18. We appreciate the attention given to our efforts to change Alabama's outdated beer laws, even if it's done in a comical way.
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