Although it isn’t a done deal yet, women increasingly are taking to craft beer. This has as much to do with the evolving perception of craft beer as it does the lifestyle that is attached to it for many. Introducing them to brewing merely is the next step.
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Language is culture. I think it is amusing that the government still involves itself in dirty words in a world where there are some pretty horrible things in real life and anyone with a phone has access to pretty much anything graphic (including language).
You feel like it had to happen sooner or later. The economy of scale is just too attractive for places that can afford the price of admission.
In festival news, the Salisbury Shore Craft Beer Fest and Riverwalk Celebration got approved this week, which means we’re officially good to go. The next day the sun came out long enough to allow Tony to get a couple of photos in the sun and replace the dreary ones. Also, we’re looking for volunteers. If you’re interested, contact Tony through the SCB Facebook page.
Author: Tony Russo
Tony Russo has worked as a print and digital journalist for the better part of the 21st century, writing for and editing regional weeklies and dailies before joining the team that produces OceanCity.com and ShoreCraftBeer.com among other destination websites. In addition to having documented everything from zoning changes to art movements on the Delmarva Peninsula, Tony has written two books on beer for the History Press. Eastern Shore Beer was published in 2014 and Delaware Beer in 2016. He lives in Delmar, Md. with his wife Kelly and the only of his four daughters who hasn't moved out. Together they keep their two dogs comfortable.
