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This showed up in the morning delivery at the brewery Thursday morning. Now, I own a pickup truck. There have been a couple times over the years that I’ve said to myself when loading it up with furniture or other … Continue reading →

Move over Firefly, there’s a new sheriff in town. Jim Gaffigan must be notified! Bacon flavored vodka

I can relate to this article more than I like to admit, and I’m only 32: http://proof.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/03/30/time-and-the-bottle/ My favorite quote from the article: “But drinking was also an excuse to devote eight consecutive hours to sitting idly around having hilarious … Continue reading →

WordPress has released a sidebar widget for Twitter, so I went ahead and added it to Untamed Beer, just under the categories. Do you think it’s useful or obnoxious to have it there? I’m torn. I like the cross-pollination, but … Continue reading →

This may be the most unbelievable thing I have ever seen: http://www.flickr.com/photos/36098170@N06/ I so want the Pabst sweater! (via @mrsohabeer)

I spent the weekend in Knoxville visiting my sister and picked up a couple interesting beers that I would like to share with you, but I’ve been battling a head infection for several days so right now I can’t taste … Continue reading →

All the cool kids are doing it, so why shouldn’t I? Just in case you want to know what I’m doing, where I’m at, and what I’m drinking at any time, I’m now on Twitter. Since I don’t have an … Continue reading →

I decided a few months ago to try this “Facebook” thing, and while I find it moderately creepy, I’ve been having fun with it. Earlier this week I started an Untamed Beer group that is open to the public, so … Continue reading →

I saw this on a forum today, made me laugh: “I had a Lowenbrau at a party once when I was 14. I didn’t drink another beer until I was 18.”

I wanted to give a hearty recommendation to a beer blog, the Catholic Beer Review, that was found by my brother-in-law while he was up at 4 am tending to his newborn daughter. I love David’s most recent post about … Continue reading →