Archive for March 2009
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Do us a solid and take this survey
Caveat: Atlanta people only. Otherwise you will find yourself extremely lost about 3 questions in. It should only take about 3 minutes and we would love you forever*. Please send any other Atlanta people you know to this survey as well. Thanks a ton!
UPDATE: great response and we maxed out the survey! Thanks everyone. [...]
Just a quick note to say that we are brewing tonight
You: “But I don’t know what to do with this information!”
Us: “It’s pretty simple. Come brew with us.”
You: “But I only like crappy beer.”
Us: [pause] “Never mind.”
We’ll be brewing up another batch of our Eye Patch Ale this week, with some slight variations to the flavoring hops. Jeff has also decried that we must boil [...]
We would like a pirate ship limo, please
Does anyone have a spare $35K lying around? If so, have WE got an investment opportunity for YOU! A near-mint 1998 pirate ship limo.
Should you choose to purchase this fine automobile for us, we guarantee that we will put it to good use, peddling our Eye Patch Ale from here to Dead Man’s Bluff. Plus, [...]
Brewing recap: “Wit or Witout You” edition
Last night we brewed our unnamed Belgian wit beer for the first time since last fall. This is always a crowd pleaser in summer months so we’re excited to see how it turns out. We’re even more excited since we hit our target gravity on the nose.
Why is this a big deal? It’s not, really. [...]
Blind IPA taste test (and brewing tonight)
We’re getting very close to final recipes for our Drafty Kilt Scotch Ale and Eye Patch Ale (IPA). When I say “final” I mean “pre-production final,” as we’ll probably have to tweak a few things based on translating our batch size from gallons to barrels.
Saturday we ran a blind taste test of our IPA against [...]
Beer quote of the day from Frank Zappa
“You can’t be a real country unless you have a beer and an airline – it helps if you have some kind of a football team, or some nuclear weapons, but at the very least you need a beer.”
(Compliments of “Peter”)
How to call yourself a guru without being a tool
Apparently it can’t be done. Thus the current uproar surrounding my title:
Marketing Guy and “Outside-the-box” Guru
I meant this to be purely tongue-in-cheek. Jeff’s title, “CEO Guy and Supreme Beer Chancellor,” is wacky enough that people don’t think he’s serious. Same with Joel’s “Operations Guy and Taste-testing Ninja.” But some people (including my brother) don’t get [...]
