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Just Peachy. Palisade Peaches, extra juicy, and extra sweet. Which in turn can become extra sour.
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Brewery & book date ♡
#beer#brewery#craft beer#book review#books and reading#bookish#books & libraries#booklr#bookblr#bookworm#books#cozycore#cozyvibes#cozy aesthetic#cozy#denver#colorado#date night#love#i love you#i love him
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Happy Women’s History Month to one and all, but especially to the other badass women in beer.
Since 700BCE woman have been brewers—the first brewers, in fact. We have always been the movers and shakers, the innovators, and the backbone of beer across several cultures and custom.
The next time you have a pint, toast a woman. You’re welcome.
#beer#brewery#brewer#women in beer#professional beer#craft beer#black girl magic#pink boots society#Colorado#Colorado beer
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Colorado beer in a Louisiana brewery glass
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Oh, hoppy day! Get ready for National Beer Day on April 7 with amazing deals from your favorite restaurants and bars. Whether you're into lagers, stouts, or IPAs, these promotions will have you cheering. Discover the best beer deals and exclusive offers in our latest article. Cheers to great beer and even better savings!
#Cheers!#Oh#hoppy day! Whether you prefer lager#stout#pilsner or IPAs#brew lovers can all agree that National Beer Day is a cause for celebration. The drink-devoted holiday falls on Sunday#April 7#and many restaurants and bars are brewing up deals to mark the special occasion. Here are a few that'll leave you saying#ANTHONY’S COAL FIRED PIZZA & WINGS On National Beer Day#Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza & Wings is offering dine-in customers a 12-inch cheese pizza and draft beer for just $15. To cash in on the deal#simply mention the offer at the register at participating locations. BUFFALO WILD WINGS What goes better with wings than beer? To celebrate#Buffalo Wild Wings is pouring 22-ounce glasses of Coors Light for $5 all day. BURGERFI BurgerFi is offering dine-in customers a cheeseburge#City Brew Tours is offering customers 10% off its in-person City Brew Tours (they operate in 20 cities in the U.S.)#the Beer of the Month Club (it features a new craft beer city every month delivered to your home) and Holiday Advent Beer Boxes. Simply use#you'll get a free shower beer holder and a bar of Dogfish Head beer soap (customers will need to pay the cost of shipping). Simply use the#you'll get upgraded to a liter at the following participating locations. * Arizona: Tempe * California: Alhambra#Long Beach#North Burbank#Old Pasadena * Colorado: Colorado Springs * Maryland: Bethesda#Dupont#Kentlands#Silver Spring * New York: Clifton Park * Texas: Arlington Highlands#Frisco#Richardson * Wisconsin: Ballpark Commons GOURMETGIFTBASKETS When it comes to beer#variety is always best and GourmetGiftBaskets.com has plenty of gift baskets with several types of beer. The site is offering TODAY.com rea#including a beer club. The site is currently running the following sale#just in time for National Beer Day: * $10 off any 4-shipment order with the code SAVE10 * $15 off any prepaid 6-shipment order with the cod#Mr Brews is serving up $8 beer flights and other daily promotions to help brew lovers celebrate National Beer Day. RAZZOO’S CAJUN CAFE On A#Razzoo’s Cajun Cafe is serving draft beer for $4 a pint and $6 a mug. SAMUEL ADAMS Samuel Adams has a special offer for TODAY.com readers!#it does now. Tombstone and Voodoo Ranger have teamed up to create I(Pizza)A
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Happy Holidays from Levine Liquors Denver
Happy Holidays From Our Family to Yours! Come Visit Levine Liquors Denver at: 1160 S Parker Rd, Denver, CO 80231 Call now 303-337-6553
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Beer Review: Left Hand Brewing Company Moscow Mule Ginger and Lime Pale Ale
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Oktoberfest chegou no Bar do Urso
Bar da cervejaria Colorado celebra as festividades com cardápio especial e sua já tradicional cerveja para essa época
Bar da cervejaria Colorado celebra as festividades com cardápio especial e sua já tradicional cerveja para essa época A Oktoberfest é um dos momentos mais significativos no calendário dos amantes de cerveja. Para marcar este período festivo, o Bar do Urso, bar oficial da Cervejaria Colorado que oferece em primeira mão e de forma exclusiva chopes e rótulos da marca, apresentará uma programação…
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for love that i'll keep tending | bucktommy 1/1
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Tommy has been... stewing, for most of the night. There's no way around it.
He's been reserved, picking at the label on his latest craft beer, something he'd actually used his timeshare on the chopper to fly out to Colorado to pick up because Buck had gone down a research spiral and mentioned might be fun to try (after he'd gotten teary-eyed about the one dedicated to a brewery dog who'd passed), only the brewery didn't ship.
Eddie is almost positive they haven't had a fight. He'd spent an entire 24 with Buck, and even if Buck had been keeping silent about it -- unlikely, but always a possibility -- he'd definitely have been brooding about it. But he'd been normal. For the general rule of Buck, anyway, he'd been normal. Maybe even a little more chipper than usual. When he'd smacked a hand to Eddie's shoulder on the way to his Jeep, he hadn't even done the usual rigamarole of acting a little jealous about Eddie and Tommy spending time together without him.
Shit, is Buck losing interest?
But -- no.
No, because a week ago they'd gone to a call for a lost little girl in the canyon, and when they'd gotten to her and she'd told them all about going camping with her dads, and how she'd gotten turned around and lost, Buck had done his normal routine with kids and charmed her into calm, and when they'd found the guys frantically searching for their daughter an hour and a half later, Buck had gotten a look in his eye that Eddie had been seeing a lot of lately.
There was the general look he always gave kids -- babies especially, but kids in general -- like he found them more precious than anything else in the world. And then there was the look he reserved for parents and their kids -- contemplative, a little wistful, like he was remembering there was someone out there in the world with half his genetic makeup.
And then there was the one for gay men and their children. It wasn't like it happened a lot, but often enough that even Eddie sometimes wondered if Buck wasn't accidentally manifesting these meetings. It'd been happening with greater frequency since the moment Andi from B shift had unceremoniously dumped her new baby into Tommy's arms so that she could grab a slice of Bobby's famous apple pie before it was gone. Tommy'd been magnanimous enough to refuse to hand the baby back for most of the evening, eyeing her frazzled hair and the circles under her eyes and making the executive decision that she needed a break, even if it was just forty-five minutes at the station while they all celebrated the new arrival and the extra two weeks of maternity leave they'd had to practically sue the city for.
Buck's love of kids seemed to have laser-focused since seeing Tommy rocking a baby in one arm while he spoon-fed Jee-Yun cake in the seat next to his.
And Eddie hasn't ever really talked to Tommy about kids, in general. He's good with Chris, unfazed in the face of all his angsty teenage moods, happy to be drawn into conversations that even Eddie and Buck sometimes aren't sure how to navigate. He knows Jee's a little obsessed with him, and that it's a point of pride for Tommy. Denny and Mara are always begging Hen to invite him over more.
Maybe it's finally hitting, though? That a future with Buck almost certainly means children, at some point?
The heavyweight match ends with a technical KO in the third round and Eddie stands to grab another round of beers.
"I bought a ring on my day off," Tommy says, staring hard at his mostly empty growler, and Eddie drops back into his recliner with a grunt.
"Okay," Eddie tells him, leaning in with his elbows on his knees. Neither one of them speaks as the next bout is announced. It's technically the one they went halvsies on the package for, but Eddie doubts either one of them cares enough about it to refocus. "I gotta say, man, if you're having second thoughts I'm the wrong person to talk to, because I'm gonna get defensive and tell you you're a damn fool, and I doubt it's gonna be helpful."
Tommy turns to give him a look so unimpressed that Eddie's actually a little jealous. That, at least, is helpful.
"Okay. Good. Great, even. So, what exactly is it that's been making you leak existential dread all over my couch since you got here?"
Eddie can think of a couple different possibilities. He isn't Buck-close with Tommy, but they talk, and it's not like he hasn't been around the two of them together enough to not have been privy to some of the more intimate conversations they've had. Family is a rough subject for all of them. So there's still that glaring what if they haven't talked about kids possibility. Or just a general fear that Buck isn't ready for this step -- completely unfounded, but Tommy's a lot more insecure about this stuff than he tends to let on.
Tommy grimaces. Gestures vaguely, and shakes his head, before he finally makes eye contact. "Evan's the grand gestures guy. And now I've got a ring burning a hole in my pocket, and jack shit as far as how to propose."
And this -- this is actually the most delightful answer he could have given. This is primo blackmail material. The best man speech is literally gonna write itself.
Eddie lets him stir in it for a hot minute. He tilts his head back and forth, nods to himself, rolls his tongue over his teeth, waits, waits, waits until Tommy narrows his eyes at him and reaches for a bottle cap on the coffee table to toss at Eddie's head.
Eddie laughs. "You could ask him two days laid up in bed with the flu, covered in flop sweat, and the answer would be the same."
Tommy rolls his eyes. "Clearly my point is that he deserves more than that, and I don't have a clue where to start."
"Well," Eddie starts, "I'm aware that everyone and their mother thinks I have a secret, elaborate proposal planned out for Buck already, but I am once again reminding you that we've been over this and I'm not actually hiding any unrequited feelings for the man you want to be your husband. So."
That saga won't make it into the speech. That's a private little story for the three of them to look back on, twenty years from now, and laugh about. That's a weekend stretch of conversations in the woods of Big Bear, sharing a tent that really should have only fit one of them, that Eddie will never be able to properly express his gratitude for.
"So you've got nothing," Tommy says, a little accusatory, a lot bitchy.
"Buck likes making big gestures, man. I have zero point of reference on what he'd like if the tables were turned."
But -- actually.
Tommy huffs, melting into the couch cushions like his marionette strings have been cut.
There's a thought percolating, though. He's just not sure --
"I shouldn't be worried," Tommy says, more to himself than to Eddie. It'd been an interesting revelation, half-a-year in, finding out that Tommy was actually kind of a yapper, once he was comfortable with someone. "We've talked about this. Marriage, kids, the whole nine yards. I don't know why I'm building this up in my head."
Which is unintentionally the most helpful thing he's said so far.
"I have... an idea," Eddie drops, tentative, as Pereira once again proves why he gets the title card every time he fights. Tommy's eyes snap to his, interested. "Depends how much you trust Jee to keep a secret."
She's her fathers daughter, so very little should be the answer. They'll have to keep her in the dark until day of. Probably find a way to keep Buck distracted until things are fully in motion.
Tommy leans in.
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Eddie's still riding the high of finally beating Josh and Maddie at pool when Buck and Tommy slide into the bar, the two of them grinning ear to ear. Eddie spots it first, and shoots a wide eyed look at Tommy, because they'd spent a week trying to plot out a time when everyone necessary to The Plan would be available for a long enough time to make it work without cutting corners. That day is still... three and a half weeks away.
And Buck's got a ring on his finger. Eddie's already seen it up close, a simple gold band, an inscription on the inside he doesn't really know the significance of, even if it'd made Tommy go a little moony-eyed when Eddie read it aloud.
Tommy... is also wearing a ring.
Dios, did Buck go out and buy a ring the night Tommy came over for the fights?
They're made for each other. They're both insane.
Buck isn't exactly subtle when he slams his hand down on the eight-top they'd snaked half an hour ago, and if Maddie hadn't immediately shrieked and drawn the attention of half the bar, Eddie is certain he'd have wiggled his fingers for emphasis. Maybe done a jig before he Vanna'd Tommy's bling, too.
Josh immediately monopolizes all of Buck's attention by demanding Buck tell him the story with haste, Buckley, so Eddie gets a chance to raise an eyebrow at Tommy, who quickly rolls his jaw to hide the massive grin threatening to overtake his entire face.
"Well I wasn't dying of dysentery," Tommy deadpans, as the smile leaks through at the corners of his mouth. His nose scrunches when he tries to bite it down.
"He forgot to put the box away before I got back from my run," Tommy admits, cheeks dimpling, and then the fight is out of him, left fist clenched tight so that the thick band catches in the overhead light, deep grooves stretching towards his ears as he unleashes the depths of his happiness upon the world.
Eddie can picture the mad scramble, the awareness that he's been caught, the doe-eyed grin that seems to be reserved specifically for Tommy.
Buck is making a gesture that is probably less obscene than it looks, based on the way Maddie continues to grin without any sign of pulling a face. Josh is sighing.
Chimney and Hen are gonna be pissed they were running late.
Eddie owes Hen twenty bucks.
("Yeah, have you met them? I'm taking bets right now, there's no way Tommy lasts a month with a ring and a plan.")
Maddie seems to realize at the same moment as Buck that they'd narrowed their focus so completely that the prospective fiance has had time to order drinks. She rounds on Tommy with the same unhinged joy she'd fostered in her brother, growing up.
"You didn't tell me!" she says, and Eddie assumes that means Tommy had (eventually, and god does he know way too much about how active their sex life is) divulged his plan.
"You would have told Howie," Tommy accuses, and when Maddie doesn't deny it Tommy just looks smug. His grin goes soft around the edges when he catches Buck beaming at him over his sisters shoulder.
Eddie takes the opportunity, before the rest of the party arrives and derails the conversation for a second retelling, to round the table and gather Buck up in a hug.
Buck's embrace is tight, and maybe a little teary. Eddie clings back, and thinks of the years and years of disappointed hopes, the loves that fizzled out, or burst into flames, the thing behind Buck's eyes that had only made itself known after Tommy stuck around.
Hen and Chim find them like that. He doesn't even let her get a word out before he's giving Buck a hearty smack on the back and digging for his wallet.
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Text below is transcribed from Ray Lederer's 2012 blogpost about Adam Adamowicz after Adam had passed away.
Both were artists on Skyrim and shared an office together. They were very very close.
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[Ray Lederer (L) and Adam Adamowicz (R)]
-Tuesday, February 14, 2012
I first met Adam when I started working at a tiny game development studio in Boulder, Colorado back in 1998 called Devil’s Thumb Entertainment. I walked into the studio on my first day of work and I’m pretty sure The Cramps were playing full blast from his general direction. There he was, sun baked and surrounded with what at the time I assumed were rare Jaimie Hewlett sketches pasted up around him, loads of cds and flyers for rockabilly rollerderby raver chicks with squids on their heads. ‘Welcome to the monster factory!’ he said and I thought instantly ‘Oh hell yeah! I came to the right place!’ It didn’t take long to figure out that what I thought were Jaimie Hewlett drawings were actually his and to be quite honest were 10 times more appealing and hilarious. (No offense Jaimie!)
When I finally got the chance to see his apartment in Denver I realized I was stepping into the mind of a creative genius. His entire apartment from floor to ceiling, front to back was covered with his paintings, massive cardboard sculptural cat like gargoyles, christmas lights, intricate costumes (designed with little more than a leather jacket, cheap sombrero, toys from a thrift shop, black and silver spray paint and hot glue) flyers for previous rent parties from his old warehouse, Tank Girl comics, Low Rider and American Artist magazines, Thomas Pynchon novels and a constant stream of music. Every square inch was interesting and VITAL and ALIVE. This was an intellect far beyond anyone else I’d ever met and there was not a single hint of pretentiousness to him. His entire life was a beautifully structured and disciplined chaos. Even then I began to see that not only was I in the presence of greatness, I was in the presence of one of the more important illustrators of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. He just didn’t know it yet and neither did anyone else. Quite frankly he wouldn’t give a shit if someone gave him that label. He simply wanted to come up with more ideas and get better at drawing. Period.
Since then we got into many beer soaked adventures that sometimes included late night bike rides through the city streets of Denver with a boom-box strapped to the back blasting Big Audio Dynamite with sparklers hanging off the handlebars(and some stiches on the scalp of yours truly). Dangerously drunken skateboarding with cap guns, ditching psychedelic parties to go laugh our asses off and throw giant rocks in a frozen river, concerts, weekend long patio surfing tours in the Colorado summers, trips to the reservoir to float around wearing finely crafted and thrilling 12pack headgear, lunchtime bike rides up to our favorite outdoor patio Rhumba in Boulder for $2 Red Stripes and then back to work again, and many hours working close to him and learning as much as I could about being an artist and a better human being. He once said to me “I may not be Mozart, but at least I can try to be the Pixies.” He just wanted to entertain people in any way he could.
In his last few days we spent together in the hospital we sat on his hospital bed listening to music for hours, talking, and drawing in our sketchbooks. Our conversations were tinted with what was happening for him in the moment certainly, but mostly we talked about friends, art, music, and life. We spoke without much nostalgia or finality, just very real and present and forward looking despite the circumstances. He kept drawing until he couldn't possibly draw anymore, squeezing every last ounce he could out of life, just as he always had.
Watch papa go to work.
I love you Adam. You continue to be my friend, mentor, and greatest inspiration
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I’m drinking THE BEST BEER. The last time I had this was in New Mexico a few years ago. I had it on tap and it was so good I got a case to bring back to Colorado.
I actually emailed the brewery and asked if the beer was available in Denver. They said no; Ska Brewing handles their distribution in southern Colorado but they hadn’t expanded to Denver.
Today, years later, I went to Total Wine. One of the things that I was tasked to get was “a beer that we can split,” which essentially means “a beer that I like that isn’t too dark.”
The craft beers are arranged alphabetically, so just for shits and giggles, I looked near the Lagunitas. Holy shit, there it was. And just this one: Marble Double White.
🥹
Somehow, amid the sea of IPAs and lagers, they managed to stock THE BEST BEER.
So yeah. I’m a little tipsy and a lot happy. 🍻
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Holidays 7.4
Holidays
Alice in Wonderland Day
Apocalypse Day
Army Day (Guatemala)
Baal Fire Day (Northumberland, UK)
Buffalo Bill Day
Bullion’s Day
Caribbean Community Day
Commemoration Day of the Victims of the Genocide Against the Jewish People (Latvia)
Damavand Național Day (Iran)
Day of Agwe (Haiti)
Dree Festival begins (Apatani people, India) [Ends 7.7]
F-Day (Alaska)
Fighter’s Day (Yugoslavia)
Filipino-American Friendship Day (Philippines)
Forensic Expert Day (Ukraine)
Garibaldi Day (Italy)
Helicopter Flight Anniversary Day
Hillbilly Day
Independents’ Day (UK)
International Whippet Day
Invisible Day
Jewish Genocide Memorial Day (Latvia)
Joey Chestnut Day
Jumping on the Mattress Night
King Tupou VI Day (Tonga)
Koko the Gorilla Day
Kwibohora (Liberation Day; Rwanda)
Liberation Day (Northern Mariana Islands)
Lou Gehrig Appreciation Day
National Architect Day (Venezuela)
National Karl Day
National Micah Day
National Police Day (Ukraine)
National Safe House Day
National Sophie Day
National Tom Sawyer Day
Queen Sonja Day (Norway)
Republic Day (Philippines)
704 Day
Steve Rogers Day
Stone Skipping Tournament (Mackinac Island, Michigan)
Tobacco Day (French Republic)
Tom Sawyer Fence-Painting Day (Hannibal, Missouri)
Unity Day (Zambia)
Virgin Islands Day (British Virgin Islands)
White Cloud’s Birthday and Tatanka Bison Festival (North Dakota)
World Day for Captive Dolphins
World Day of the eBook
World Sarcopenia Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
Build a Pasta Sculpture Day
Caesar Salad Day
Honor American Beer & Cyder Day
Independence from Meat Day
Independent Beer Day
Jackfruit Day
National Baked Beans Day
National Barbecue Day
National Barbecued Spareribs Day
National Caesar Salad Day
National Pub Opening Day
Sidewalk Egg Frying Day
Independence & Related Days
Abkhazia (from Georgia; 1993)
Caricom Day (Barbados; 1973)
Hawaii Statehood Day (#50; 1960) [observed 3rd Friday]
Lanao del Norte (Philippines)
Lunar Independence Day (from “The Moon is a Harsh Mistress”)
North Carolina (Readmitted to the Union; 1868)
Orly (Declared; 2010) [unrecognized]
Philippines (from US; 1946)
Providence Day (Rhode Island; 1636)
United States (from UK; 1776) a.k.a. …
Barbecue Day
Boom Box Parade (Willimantic, Connecticut)
Firecracker Day
Holy Firecracker Day (in John Updike's Couples)
Independence From Meat Day
Independent Beer Day
Indivisible Day (Minnesota)
National Country Music Day
Valnor (Declared; 2006) [unrecognized]
1st Thursday in July
Kid Lit Art Postcard Day [1st Thursday]
Ommegang Pageant ends (Belgium) [1st Thursday]
Thirsty Thursday [1st Thursday]
Throwback Thursday [Every Thursday]
Weekly Holidays beginning July 4 (1st Week of July)
Freedom Week (thru 7.10)
Festivals Beginning July 4, 2024
Anime Expo (Los Angeles, California) [thru 7.7]
Anthrocon (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) [thru 7.7]
Berrien Springs Pickle Festival (Berrien Springs, Michigan)
Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival (Bucheon, South Korea) [thru 7.14]
Buxton International Festival (Buxton, United Kingdom) [thru 7.21]
Eurockéennes de Belfort (Belfort, France) [thru 7.7]
Fan Expo Denver (Denver, Colorado) [thru 7.7]
Fishin' Fiesta (Freeport, Texas) [thru 4.6]
Lexington County Peach Festival (Gilbert, South Carolina)
Main Square Festival (Arras, France) [thru 7.7]
Mountain State Art & Craft Fair (Ripley, West Virginia) [thru 7.7]
Nathan's Famous International Hot Dog-Eating Contest (Coney Island, New York)
Northern Lights Festival Boréal (Greater Sudbury, Canada) [thru 7.7]
Old Fashioned Farmer Days (Van Wert, Ohio) [thru 7.6]
Ottawa Bluesfest (Ottawa, Canada) [thru 7.14]
Portland Craft Beer Festival (Portland, Oregon) [thru 7.6]
Quebec City Summer Festival (Quebec City, Canada) [thru 7.14]
Red, White, and Blueberries BBQ Bash (Lahaska, Pennsylvania) [thru 7.7]
Rock Werchter (Werchter, Belgium) [thru 7.7]
Sand Mountain Potato Festival (Henegar, Alabama)
Shoals Catfish Festival (Shoals, Indiana) [thru 7.7]
Tech Open Air (Berlin, Germany) [thru 7.7]
Tremolo (Tolyatti, Russia) [thru 7.7]
Waterfront Blues Festival (Portland, Oregon) [thru 7.7]
Feast Days
Admiral Abigail Breeze (Muppetism)
Andrew of Crete (Christian; Saint)
Bertha of Artois (Christian; Saint)
Bolcan (Christian; Saint)
Build a Pasta Subculture Day (Pastafarian)
Build a Scarecrow Day (Pastafarian)
Carolus-Duran (Artology)
Catherine Jarrige (Christian; Blessed)
Day of Pax (Ancient Roman)
Elizabeth Montgomery Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Elizabeth of Aragon (or of Portugal; Christian; Saint)
Feast of Translation (Ordination of St. Martin; Christian)
Finbar (Christian; Saint)
Flavian (Christian; Saint)
Jumping on the Mattress Night (Shamanism)
Mescalero Apache Gahan Ceremonial (Spirit of the Mountain; Everyday Wicca)
Nathaniel Hawthorne (Writerism)
Nellie Mae Rowe (Artology)
Odo of Canterbury (Christian; Saint)
Old Midsummer’s Eve (England)
Peter the Hermit (Positivist; Saint)
Pier Giorgio Frassati (Christian; Blessed)
Procopius, Abbot of Prague (Christian; Confessor)
Rube Goldberg (Artology)
Sam Eagle (Muppetism)
Sisoes (a.k.a. Sisoy), Anchoret in Egypt (Christian; Saint)
Solstitium IV (Pagan)
Sun Dance (Paying homage to the god who dwells within the fire of the sun; Ute Indian Tribe; Utah)
Tomaž Šalamun (Writerism)
Ulrich of Augsburg (Christian; Confessor)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Lucky Day (Philippines) [38 of 71]
Sakimake (先負 Japan) [Bad luck in the morning, good luck in the afternoon.]
Premieres
About Last Night (Film; 1986)
Alice in Wonderland (Novel; 1862)
America (My Country, ’Tis of Thee), by Lowell Mason and Samuel Francis Smith (Song; 1831 or 32)
American Top 40, by Casey Kasem (Radio Show; 1970)
Bats in the Belfry (MGM Cartoon; 1942)
Bedtime Bedlam (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1955)
Big Trouble in Little China (Film; 1986)
Cats & Dogs (Film; 2001)
Die Hard 2 (Film; 1990)
Doomsday for the Deceiver, by Flotsam and Jetsam (Album; 1986)
Droopy Leprechaun (MGM Cartoon; 1958)
Farnham's Freehold, by Robert A. Heinlein (Novel; 1964)
Fernwood 2 Night (TV Series; 1977)
Foo Fighters, by the Foo Fighters (Album; 1995)
Gonzo (Film; 2008)
The Great Mouse Detective (Animated Disney Film; 1986)
The Green Berets (Film; 1968)
Greenfields, by The Brothers Four (Song; 1959)
The Great Escape (Film; 1963)
Hail to the Chief, performed by the U.S. Marine Band (Song; 1828)
Jungle Jumble (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Cartoon; 1932)
Kylie, by Kylie Minogue (Album; 1988)
Leaves of Grass, by Walt Whitman (Poem; 1855)
Mamma Mia! (Film; 2008)
Mexicali Shmoes (WB LT Cartoon; 1959)
Once Upon a Time in the West (Film; 1969)
Poor Little Butterfly (Color Rhapsody Cartoon; 1938)
The Schooner the Better (Phantasies Cartoon; 1946)
Summer in the City, by The Lovin’ Spoonful (Song; 1966)
Tess of the d'Urbervilles, by Thomas Hardy (Novel; 1891)
Tony Orlando & Dawn (TV Series; 1974)
U.S. Declaration of Independence ratified (Political Document; 1776)
Walk This Way by Run-D.M.C. and Aerosmith (Song; 1986)
Washington Monument (Cornerstone Laid; 1848)
The Werewolf of Paris, by Guy Endore (Novel; 1933)
Today’s Name Days
Berta, Elisabeth, Ulrich (Austria)
Berta, Elizabeta, Elza, Laura (Croatia)
Prokop (Czech Republic)
Ulricus (Denmark)
Virgo, Virmo, Virvo (Estonia)
Ulla, Ulpu (Finland)
Florent (France)
Berta, Else, Elisabeth, Ulrich (Germany)
Loukia (Greece)
Ulrik (Hungary)
Antonino, Cristina, Elisabetta (Italy)
Sandis, Uldis, Ulriks (Latvia)
Gedgailė, Malvina, Skalvis, Teodoras (Lithuania)
Ulla, Ulrik (Norway)
Ageusz, Alfred, Aurelian, Elżbieta, Innocenta, Innocenty, Józef, Julian, Malwin, Malwina, Odo, Teodor, Wielisław (Poland)
Andrei (România)
Prokop (Slovakia)
Berta, Isabel (Spain)
Ulla, Ulrika (Sweden)
Bohdanna (Ukraine)
America, Calvert, Calverta, Calvin, Calvina, Kalvin (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 186 of 2024; 180 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 4 of week 27 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Duir (Oak) [Day 26 of 28]
Chinese: Month 5 (Geng-Wu), Day 29 (ji-Si)
Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]
Hebrew: 28 Sivan 5784
Islamic: 27 Dhu al-Hijjah 1445
J Cal: 6 Red; Sixday [6 of 30]
Julian: 21 June 2024
Moon: 2%: Waning Crescent
Positivist: 17 Charlemagne (7th Month) [Peter the Hermit]
Runic Half Month: Feoh (Wealth) [Day 11 of 15]
Season: Summer (Day 15 of 94)
Week: 1st Week of July
Zodiac: Cancer (Day 14 of 31)
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I knew I already liked Fermented type things (homemade saurkraut, sourdough, water kefir drinks, "health" sodas with apple cider vinegar etc) and also barley and malt-favored things (barley coffee like Postum or Pero for example). So I thought beer might not be too big a stretch.
It's definitely in that kind of sour/bitter/fermented flavor category, just not sweet like the other drinks I've tried. I can see why people don't like it but I love it!
And, different types of beer are so different from each other if you start with one you don't vibe with I can see beer being ruined completely. I like the lighter flavor beers but I tried a non-alcoholic Guinness and I did 🙅♀️ not 🙅♀️ like it.
If you live in a place with Harmon's grocery that's the best place to look for fun drinks imho. They also have a HopTea made with Chamomile that's an interesting experience
The best beer experience I had was in Ouray, Colorado, there was a sports-bar style place we went for dinner and I got a massive plate of chicken wings and a local craft nonalcoholic Blonde beer and. I understand the hype now. It's real. Beer and chicken wings just go together
This is so fascinating :O thanks for the info I'll have to keep an eye out. Idk if I'll like it cause I don't like sauerkraut or apple cider vinegar but I do like sour dough bread.
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Made wit smoked chipotle pepper and sweet pineapple 2 Towns Ciderhouse releases Piña Fuego.
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Press Release
Corvallis, Ore. – June 26, 2023 -Reminiscent of a desert dream, 2 Towns Ciderhouse releases Piña Fuego, a chipotle pineapple cider slated to hit stores in June 2023 as part of 2 Towns’ Limited Release line.
Crafted with fresh-pressed Northwest apples, smoked chipotle peppers and sweet, ripe pineapple, Piña Fuego is the next adaptation in the 2023 Limited Release line. Tropical and smoky, this cider creates a sweet heat fiesta for your taste buds!
“Piña Fuego is the perfect pairing for your tropical BBQ,” said Dave Takush, head cider maker. “It strikes a beautiful balance of sweet and smoky flavors with the ripe pineapple and chipotle peppers – makes you want to grab a horse and ride bareback into the desert sunset.”
Specs 8.0% ABV | Chipotle Pineapple Cider Made with NW apples, smoked chipotle peppers, and sweet pineapple
Cider Profile Deep earthy chili balanced by ripe sweet fruit and a nice kick of heat at the end Grilled pineapple in a bottle
Piña Fuego will be available in 500mL bottles, ½ bbl & ⅙ bbl kegs through distributors in Oregon, Washington, California, Arizona, Colorado, Montana, and Idaho.
About 2 Towns Ciderhouse 2 Towns Ciderhouse was founded on the belief that the long history of cidermaking demands respect and deserves to be done right. Starting with the highest quality, whole ingredients from local farms, we take no shortcuts in crafting our ciders. Over the years our company has retained these core values to branch out into different segments within the alcohol beverage space to become a premium total beverage company. Our goal is to create the best craft beverages on the market and continue to develop and evolve the beverage space in innovative new ways.
From humble beginning in 2010 in an old 900 sq. ft. 2 car garage we have grown into one of the largest craft beverage companies in the northwest now employing over 100 individuals, distributing to 15+ states and running 3 different production facilities totaling almost 100,000 sq. feet. As a family-owned company, we are committed to the growth of our team and enrichment of our communities. We take pride in producing true Northwest craft beverages. For more information on 2 Towns Ciderhouse, visit www.2townsciderhouse.com.
from Northwest Beer Guide - News - The Northwest Beer Guide https://bit.ly/46luymf
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Bace! Happy birthday!!! I hope you spent it with our traditional Colorado birthday pastime: Slurping as many Rocky Mountain Oysters as you can, before slamming a 12 pack of craft beer while climbing a 14er!
Birthday pastime? Baybee, I live that Colorado Life every single day!
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