Thanks for including the Goad mapâthatâs a very inefficiently set up brewery from the perspective of having to move ingredients and work in process around, but they were likely more worried about supplying steam power to mill.
For lagers, sure; for ales, hold the phone.
Thank you! Your antique shop find wound up having a lot of backstory. Are half pint tankard common? Iâve never run into one on the antique trail.
My favorite place to go after walking across the Williamsburg Bridge will soon be no more. I need to find a new bridge.
Sporty coiff, ma'am.
Props for Sir Alec!
Americans love America, love that we are a nation of immigrants (a big stew of us, with chunks of every place on earth bringing the best of those places to our shores), and generally want everyone to share our prosperity if they work at it. This is the best and most consistently winning message.
People are missing a big reason Ds flipped the immigration script. It wasn't just Rs killing the deal. Suozzi's ads also emphasized a path to citizenship. His pollster told me GOP messaging was awash in Fox News BS, alienating swing voters. 3/ Listenđ newrepublic.com/article/1790...
Have Democrats finally figured out how to go on offense over the border? The chief pollster in this week's big win in New York tells all.
1812-17ish, Yorkshire mill owners had the striking Luddites shot at, executed, or sent to Australia. Corporate pushback to the 1894 Pullman strike was eerily similar. (Alsoâ a lot of doctors on Bluesky eschew honorific titles.)
Looks like I'm heading to Manchester in August to confab over historical brewing and beer history over a few beers. sites.google.com/view/histori...