“How to Fail” tour passes the halfway mark
November 29th, 2010 by Aaron Goldfarb | No Comments | Filed in UncategorizedHey Vice Blog fans, sorry I’ve been busy neglecting this blog, but I’m still on my “How to Fail” 30 Bars in 30 Days tour and, though I’m consuming vices on a daily basis, at the kinds of places we’ve been holding my events, the vices are of the lowbrow variety: 40s of Miller High Life, buckets of Keystone Light, cheap kegs of macro swill. Nothing worth writing home, or to the blog about.
Having said that, with just twelve events to go, I’m finally going to start appearing at some really exciting craft beer joints, most notably:
Dec 4 - Churchkey - Washington, DC
Dec 5 - Rustico - Arlington, VA
Dec 6 - Brewer’s Art - Baltimore
Dec 7 - Feile - Manhattan (sponsored by Sixpoint Craft Ales)
Dec 8 - Track 84 - Providence
Dec 9 - Bukowski Tavern - Cambridge, MA
Dec 10 - Zeppelin Hall Biergarten - Jersey City (tour wrap up)
Now Churchkey might be the best beer bar in America, Rustico is its terrific little brother, I’ve never been to the Brewer’s Art brewpub and I’m exceedingly excited to go to this magnificent spot, Bukowski’s is a Boston standard, Track 84 a Providence one, and Feile and Zeppelin Hall should be some serious hometown bacchanalias. Very stoked for all these events, and very excited to finally start tasting hops and yeasts and beautiful barleys after the last two weeks of sucking back cheap rice, corn, and piss water.
Hope you’ll join me at these events if you’re able, and please keep telling your pals about “How to Fail.”
Cheers. You’ll be hearing from me again soon in these parts.
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