BeerMenus.com provides the delightful service of letting you know where, in New York City, you can find certain beers.
How does this fit in with GreenGrog? Well, draught beers have a lighter carbon footprint than beers in bottles or cans, so if you’re looking for, say, an Ommegang Witte, you can search BeerMenus.com and find at least four locations where it’s available on draft (and cheaper, actually, than several where it’s only in bottles).
[via Gothamist!]
Er, it’s not, trust me, but it’s a funny piece anyway:
Many swear the missing chemical additives in organic spirits make mornings a breeze. “You can drink easier knowing that organic spirits come from ingredients raised without pesticides or petroleum-based fertilizers, which can end up in your glass,” says Heather Stephenson, co-founder of Idealbite.com, a fun [...]
We’ve been busy with new jobs, hence the glut of backlogged posts, but this one is too good to keep from posting any longer.
When we were doing our initial research for Greengrog, we met Mike Cadeaux of Peak Organic Brewing Company. He told us plenty of interesting things, and it was great to meet him [...]
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April 24th, 2008 at 11:11 pm
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