No, not from Brazil. From my trip after that. I know. It's confusing.
From a really groovy time in Williamsburg and DC.
In the geekout fest that was Williamsburg we had a bit of a bottle share (as is traditional). This was my contribution.
The Rose de Gambrinus, which I bought in 1996, was absolutely amazing. I'm so glad that I still have 4 bottles of it at home.
I'm currently in Dulles. One double bourbon away from boarding my flight home.
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Did they change the label on that Gambrinus later? I know some people thought they should, although I never had a problem with it.
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