He's Nationwide

I noticed on a another blog that our favorite brewer is a celeb.

Friday, June 26

"Worthog" friends and myself were at Flying Saucer in Kansas City last night for the rare New Holland Brother Jacob Dubbel. After a few, someone pointed out some guy who had passed out right after ordering a full beer (notice the daylight). I couldn't resist so I went up and talked to his buddies who were having a casual conversation while this guy was snoring in the middle of the bar. They say that he does this all the time and he is just 'power napping', but he was out for a while. Can someone say narcoleptic?"

...or perhaps too many Brother Jacob's Dubbels?

Add the fruits of Michigan in your beer!

 Now is the perfect time for  creating fFruit-flavored beers and they are fun to make. One advantage the home brewer has over large breweries is the use of local ingredients and less concern over cost per unit. There are three options for adding fruit flavors to your beer, and they vary in cost, effort, and flavor...
http://www.brewersfriend.com/2009/06/21/adding-fruit-flavors/

Support local growers
G. R. - http://www.michigan.org/Things-to-Do/Shopping/Farm-Markets/Default.aspx?city=G3095&lm=pf
Cherries (year round) H&W Farms Belding 616-691-8802
Cider - James Engelsma Grandville 453-2571

http://www.pickyourown.org/mimp.htm