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Then we are at an impass.

Should the crawl start only on the way home? Next time you are in Cambridge, hit up Atwoods or Meadhall. Atwoods has a really nice patio space out back (of course, it helps if you go during warmer weather...).

You may have a great hockey team but you live in Chicago. Sorry about your luck.

I gave up on baseball in 1994. I gave up on NHL in 2005 during the lockout. If that wasn't the exact year, well, I'm old and years all blur. Still, I hated watching how the fans got screwed on that one. Last year's lock out was just more water under the bridge. Of course, it sucks because I like...

How regularly are you able to supply Kinsale? What do you send them?

That is great.

He might politely tell you to not be mean.

This again... My brews (even my extract one) cost less than $1 a beer (16oz). Try getting a nice craft beer for that price... I have a running spreadsheet of my costs, including equipment - having brewed close to 20 batches this year, I am totally saving money over purchasing beer. I guess it...

While it is true that temperature changes are not good for beer, it won't ruin your beer. Many store bought beers have been in multiple temp changes and come out just fine. You should always seek to minimize temp changes but don't get carried away - RDWHHB. Btw, I find it irresponsible for...

Winning!

Although being a brewer means more hours, more labor, and people call your beer crap... so there are those positives.

Well we could all be probrewers and making the big bucks. Hahahaha.

While the hours are better, the pay is much worse.

Naw, just like playing an ass on the Internet.

Wait, y'all have sex? I thought that was why your wives snuck around with other men. Or were they hoping for kids that don't drool into their cereal? And you folks have cars? I thought that type of luxury was beyond your means. Something like that? Does that mean I graduate or was that...

I didn't realize this was a competition. Any advice on how to practice and get into "threadshape"? I assume that drinking a lot and only posting drunk is a good start but where do you go from there?

That doubles your production, right? I am guessing that you would need additional accounts to handle the extra volume or do you envision the same accounts and growler sales will take all the demand?

Well, when you put it that way, I also homebrew. Usually about 10 to 20 gallons per month. Enough to keep my keggerator full. Because some dude keeps sneaking into my house at night and drinking my kegs dry!

Not Chinese, just not a fan of dogs. As for Chairman Mao, he paired well with a hoppy pilsner.

He dragged you into it. We met at ABCF. I work part time for another MA beer company as event staff.