It’s possible to think your hometown is in step with larger trends—IPAs are popular everywhere, saisons and barrel-aged beers are reliable beer geek bait. But all it takes is a little travel to upset this sense of sameness. A couple weeks back, I spent the weekend in Victoria, BC, which is roughly as far from my home in Portland as Boston is from New York. In the West, that counts as neighbors. I ended up visiting six breweries while I was there, and by stop number four, I felt like I’d gone through the looking-glass: I was definitely not in Oregon anymore.As always, please like and share it if you do actually like it and think it's worth sharing. I'm still trying to make sure they don't regret giving me the platform. In any case, do at least go have a look.
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Lastest AAB Post: What a Portlander Found in Victoria, BC
More content to come today, but I wanted to direct your attention to my latest All About Beer post, of which this is a tease:
Labels:
AAB,
Beer Bible Blog,
Elsewhere
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment