Hello again! There's been a lot of big haps around here (with not nearly enough big naps) and that's just a prelude to September: The Month of Bringin' It Strong.
We're tigers. Photo credit Matt Darcy / @bananamasher
This Thursday brings the much anticipated* return of Audio Triviality! So if you like trivia and/or music and/or beer and/or good times - and especially if you were "on the scene" in the nineties (since that's this month's theme) - come on out!
And also on Thursday we're trottin' out the cask version of F.A.O.! If you're a fan of this deceptively easy drinkin' black ale (or if you've missed out so far and you wanna give your tastebuds a treat) we suggest you get on down here tootsweet - this one's likely to undergo a lot of "sensory analysis" by us, so it might not last long!
And if that don't float your boat, we've also got a brand-spankin'-new beer gettin' released on Thursday: Belma Saison! It's a bone-dry yet brightly fruity single hop saison that we cooked up for the start of the Harvest Season** and we're right pleased with it! And to go with all this delicious beer, we've got Sillari's back for the return of Pizza Thursdays! Just like the good ol' days of roughly a month ago!
And if that wasn't enough pizza for you, we've got Oath in the house on Saturday for Pizza Saturdays! If you like pizza or days, this is your time to shine.
Plus! We're throwin' on another cask of FAO on Saturday, so if you're the type that ain't in our neck of the woods on weekdays, you'll get a second chance to grab some!
Then on Sunday, we're happy to introduce you to our new brunch friends: Third Cliff Bakery! There will be treats. There will be beer. It will be good.
Lastly but not leastly, we'd like to issue a gentle reminder that you should definitely come to the Mass Fermentational on the 16th! There's a crapload of great breweries showin' up, and that nigh-inevitably results in a crapload of fun times!
* By us.
** It doesn't actually have anything to do with harvesting or seasons, I just thought that sounded like something a good marketer would say.
** It doesn't actually have anything to do with harvesting or seasons, I just thought that sounded like something a good marketer would say.
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