I have the habit of peeling beer labels and found a hidden and confusing message

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I guess the bottle caps served as impromptu checker pieces. I don’t want to know how much beer they had to drink to get a game going…

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April 26, 2011 – Curmudgeon IPA from Grand River Brewing in Cambridge (Galt), ON. It’s a cantankerous 6.5% in a 500 mL unique glass bottle with a pry-off cap. I have been waiting to try this beer for quite some time as its name mimics my current frame of mind. …

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[45/365] Sweetness — I’ve been on a beer kick with my photos of the day for the last week or so. Folks are likely bored of seeing shots of pint glasses and beer bottles, but the Sam Smith Cherry Wheat had to be documented. This was a great-tasting, sweet wheat …

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Today, the Flying Dog Brewery is located on 4607 Wedgewood Blvd in Frederick, Maryland, but it was originally founded by George Stranahan as a brewpub in Aspen, Colorado, in 1990. Stranahan was a friend of the late Hunter S Thompson, aka the Gonzo journalist, who coined the term …

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Ballarat Bitter since 1927 had a little old brewer on its labels, he was affectionately known as "Ballarat Bertie". He is the mascot of the Australian naval frigate HMAS Ballarat and here he is painted on a wall.

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Beers among friends on the Isle of Wight. A wannabe artist, a talented potter and a retired RN officer.

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one of the rusty can guys (www.therustybunch.com) -posted this picture of some old cans and products he dug out of a cistern beneath a house – while beer cans from this era are possible to dig up in good shape – most of these have paper labels – I would …

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Check out: 100 beers in 14 days (My trip to Germany) blabbersaurus.wordpress.com

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Nothing like a brewsky at the end of the day. I’m not really a Corona kinda guy, but if someone leaves a brew in my fridge it’s fair game!

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