According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, rush hour traffic on I-95 was blocked by an overturned tractor trailer this morning.
The tractor trailer was apparently hauling beer - no word yet on what kind of beer.
Now, if only a tractor trailer carrying pretzels would stop…
Tags: beer, beer accident, I-95, philadelphia
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On Saturday night, the weather was lovely. Chris and I were out on our own, the kiddos tucked into bed at home under the careful eye of Super Nanny (our version). It was rare that we had this sort of freedom to go anywhere we wanted, without timing and food restraints, so we […]
If you’re bored in Philly this weekend and you like Belgian beer, check out The World Cafë Live Beer Festival.
Tags: beer, Belgian, philadelphia
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The neighborhood was dark, except for the neon glow of the lone beer sign in the window of the bar, touting the glories of Yuengling beer. across from the bar there was a small, modern strip mall, looking so bright as to be almost garish in the darkness of the surrounding houses and factory buildings […]
Tomorrow marks the start of Philly Beer Week, a ten day celebration of beer in the City of Brotherly Love. So, whether you live in the area already or you’re thinking of a long weekend, check out the events and consider stopping in.
Unfortunately, I’ll be reporting from the UK for almost the same exact period […]
I mentioned it in an earlier post, but if you’re looking for something to do this weekend check out Philly Beer Week, a ten day celebration of beer in a city with quite a beer legacy of its own. There will be over 175 events across the city, including tastings, tours, and meals paired with […]
I went to the Philadelphia Craft Beer Festival over the weekend, and I enjoyed it. First, the good bits.
- There are a lot of good breweries there, showcasing a host of different brews.
- Although the shows routinely sell out, you’re still only one or two people away from a beer at any time.
- Most breweries […]
Much has been made of our second president’s efforts to start a wine industry in the newly formed United States, but it would appear from this article that George Washington did his part to support the nascent brewing industry. Not surprisingly, Washington tended towards porters, most of which he ordered from Robert Hare, a brewer […]
Last weekend I managed to finally make it to the new incarnation of the Dock Street brewpub, which is pretty pathetic considering I had planned to go when they first opened. For those who don’t know, Dock Street was a Philadelphia-based pioneer of micro-brewed beers back in the 80s, at one point vying with Sam […]
It’s the first day of the new year, and Yard’s brewery no longer has a home. Since the photo above shows the status of the brewery as of November 2007, I’m not exactly sure what that means for the future of the brew. For the sake of beer drinkers here in Philadelphia, I hope the […]
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Written by J. Christopher Erb [email], and Kelly Phillips Erb [email] for b5media.
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