Hot Glass, Cold Beer is a really great event put on by Public Glass in San Francisco. For just $25, you get unlimited food, beer, live music, and get to watch skilled craftsmen work with glass. While we were there, they constructed most of a man, including feet (shoes), legs, and attached a torso.
You can see more photos and some video here.
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You know it's going to be a great day when before noon you've already gone for a swim and you have a beer in hand.
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Super cool place. Huge beer selection, lots of meat, and it's cheap.
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This is one of my all time favorite beers, made in Paso Robles, CA. I had it for the first time in downtown SLO many years ago. Delicious, and the box is awesome too. Go get some now, only $23 for a case.
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Anchor Steam is a great brew, made right here in San Francisco. I'm hoping to take a tour of their factory sometime in the next few months.
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How much of this can I fit in my car? I love costco
There were a couple times at Costco when Kate asked, "Is that the price for the whole thing?" Yes, it is that cheap. We skipped buying a couple things because we thought to get them at Safeway. Turned out we could have bought them at Costco for *less* money, used as much as we wanted, and thrown out the rest. Not that we would waste, but damn, Costco is cheap.
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Joe was in town last week so we went out for an afternoon beer. (Click to view large size)
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After a couple hours of walking, taking a break with some wine and cheese at Wood Tavern in rockridge. Great place
In the background of this photo: Moose Drool brown ale. I want to try that! Great name
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