Well, really the fun will start before I even get out of Schiphol. I always like to have a drink or two before being strip searched.
This is my schedule - a whirlwind tour of Houston, Birmingham, Atlanta and Asheville. Come along, chat, feed me beer, buy my book.
Saturday 11th of April 12:00 at:
Defalcos
9223 Stella link Rd.
Houston, TX 77025
http://www.defalcos.com/
4 historic beers:
Whitbread X
1885 younger XP
1900 graetzer
1867 Barclay EL
Sunday 12th April 15:00
Cahaba Brewing Company
2616 3rd Ave S,
Birmingham, Alabama 35233
http://www.cahababrewing.com
6 beers on tap, me talking about historic brewing.
1855 Barclay Perkins EI Porter
1879 Younger No. 3
1933 Kidd AK
1914 Fullers AK
1924 Barclay Perkins RNS "Royal Navy" Stout
1952 Lees Best Mild
1955 Whitbread Double Brown Ale
https://www.facebook.com/events/1526505290950810/
https://www.reddit.com/r/bamabeer/comments/2sy2t8/vintage_engish_beer_night_with_ron_pattinson/
Tuesday 14th April at 21:00
5 Seasons Westside
1000 Marietta St NW #204
Atlanta, GA 30318
http://www.5seasonsbrewing.com/
1853 Younger XP
Wedesday 15th April at 18:00
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Atlanta
Friday April 17th at 18:30
Green Man Brewery
23 Buxton Ave, Asheville.
http://www.greenmanbrewery.com/
Talk by me plus four historic beers in pins:
1860 Truman XXX
1910 Fuller's X
1950 Whitbread Best Mild
1840's East India Porter
Obviously, the point of the trip is to shift a few copies of my book:
The Home Brewer's Guide to Vintage Beer
http://www.amazon.com/Home-Brewers-Guide-Vintage-Beer/dp/1592538827
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4 comments:
Next time, come to Minneapolis ;)
Make sure you eat a full southern breakfast complete with grits, biscuits and gravy Ron!
I just got the book but won't be anywhere near those signings. I'll definitely be working on some of those recipes, and the 1936 Barclay Perkins KK looks just lovely.
I don't suppose you have a place on this site, or somewhere else, where people are commenting on recipes and you're providing feedback? Seems like it would be a good way of closing the loop in a modern sort of way.
Ack, I can't believe that you're going to be in Birmingham and I'm going to be out of town! Cahaba is walking distance of my home (and a fine brewery it is). Oh well, I'll be sending books over to be signed. Hope your trip is great and that you get your biscuits and gravy.
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