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Tag: Bert Grant

  • Living In The Silver Age
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    Living In The Silver Age

    May 1, 2009 - Jay Brooks

    I am a geek. There, I said it. Looking back, I always was. My wife is one, too. Geeks tend to pair up, in my experience. We prefer reading, craft beer, watching documentaries, science fiction and other unpopular pursuits. Our home is filled with books, music, art and three refrigerators. Our kids will most likely... View Article

  • The <em>Real</em> History of Beer
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    The Real History of Beer

    March 1, 2008 - Lew Bryson

    We all know how craft beer history goes. Beer was great until the 19th century, when mass production of lagers took over the world, and American brewers put corn and rice in their beer to make it cheaper. By 1950, everyone was hypnotized by marketing into drinking the fizzy yellow beer. It looked bad, but... View Article

  • Extreme Brewing
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    Extreme Brewing

    Pushing the Envelope West Coast Style September 1, 2003 - Tom Dalldorf

    To those of us in the rest of the country, “ the West Coast” is a world apart. Despite the vast geographical spread from California to Alaska, despite a cultural spread that brought us both the Grateful Dead and Ronald Reagan, viewed from the outside, the West is one strange singularity. It is Hollywood glitz,... View Article

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