Written by THOMAS ‘Tom’ CIZAUSKAS
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A Place to Gather and Talk
Judging and tasting Barleywine.
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The good Professor has never been to San Fran. Next year… ROAD TRIP!
Pensacola area
| Event: | Escambia Bay Homebrew Club meeting |
| Date: | Sunday, August 16, 2009 |
| Start Time: | 4:00 pm |
| End Time: | 8:00 pm |
| Location: | TBA |
| Details: | Bring Beer!!! |
In October, John Palmer will be speaking at the annual competition held by the Music City Brewers. Here is some information and also some links…
Nashville, TN area
Minutes of the meeting of the Music City Brewers
6/13/2009 at Bosco’s- Cool Springs in Franklin, TN in conjunction with MBAA Mtg Beer Stabilization etc Presentations

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Reviewed by Millie and Ken Carman

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The original article seems to have been lost, much like the Ark in Indiana Jones, in the archives of The Score, where it was first published. This article has been reconstructed from Scribe’s fading memory… as he referred to it, a few readers we contacted and a rough/unfinished draft Scribe still had. This column was published about 1999.
-Professor Good Ales
The Death of a Brewpub
Covington, KY
What kills a brewpub? Certainly the homebrewer should support any business that promotes knowledge, taste, an appreciation for good product and intrigues potential new homebrewers. Anything which kills it is our foe. There is an added incentive. It’s quite possible these very personal horror stories can serve as warning buoys for where the monsters might be; what NOT to do as a homebrewer.
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