Jul 22nd, 2009 at 10:30AM: Getting some beer in New York City would seem like a simple task. You walk into one of the city's thousands of bars, grocery stores or bodegas and you'll have a frosty beverage in your hand within seconds. But if you're a true beer lover, any old lukewarm can of Pabst just isn't going to cut it. Would you go out of your way for a great Belgian, a crazy-good craft beer or marvelous microbrew? Then ...Click on a label to read posts from that part of the world.
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Undiscovered New York: The best beer
Jul 22nd, 2009 at 10:30AM: Getting some beer in New York City would seem like a simple task. You walk into one of the city's thousands of bars, grocery stores or bodegas and you'll have a frosty beverage in your hand within seconds. But if you're a true beer lover, any old lukewarm can of Pabst just isn't going to cut it. Would you go out of your way for a great Belgian, a crazy-good craft beer or marvelous microbrew? Then ...Drunk mailman threatens mayhem, grounded for half decade
May 4th, 2009 at 7:30PM: Why is it always the postmen?
Robert Russell had added "former" to his "mail carrier" title after being laid off by Royal Mail. So, he took a trip to Malaga, Spain. This isn't unusual; plenty of people do something nice for themselves after losing their jobs. It's great for morale.
It didn't work.
Russell got wasted on lager and vodka in the Gatwick departure lounge. By the time he was ...Take a beer trip around the world in Washington DC
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Jun 23rd, 2008 at 11:00AM: I love beer. For me, beer is also a drink that goes hand-in-hand with travel. It's available just about everywhere from Asia to America to Africa, yet no two places are alike when it comes to the preferred local brand. One of the first things I do when I arrive in a new place is try out the local beer. My reaction is usually a good sign of things to come. Is the beer watered-down and tasteless? ...
