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| Everyone's watching to see what you will do |
Let me tell you about my weekend plans.
They’re pretty awesome if I do say so myself. And, they perfectly outline a
good piece of advice, almost as though I were taking my own advice… not a bad
idea now that I think about it.
This weekend’s plans fit seamlessly
into my latest obsession with the beers of the 21st Amendment
Brewing Company in San Francisco, CA. If you’ve been keeping track at home, I
recently wrote an entire post about their Back in Black black IPA, and I have
ranted and raved at an almost obscene pace about their Brew Free or Die!
American IPA. Both are delicious, and if it isn’t obvious yet, I highly recommend
them both to all of you.
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| A can of watermelon whoop-ass |
This weekend I will be venturing into the
21st Amendment galaxy of craftiness and coming back with a healthy
payload of their Hell or High Watermelon Wheat. I have seen this beer on the
shelves of my local beer dude’s store many times, but I have always passed it
by for something else. I recently sat back and pondered that phenomenon over a
pint of 21st Amendment’s Back in Black, and I came to the conclusion
that it was my own hang-ups about watermelon in beer that was causing a pre-judgment.
Not that I don’t like watermelon… far from it… but the idea of watermelon in
beer, at least on a subconscious level, was
to blame for why I’ve never given this beer a chance.
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| Expand your mind Neo... |
That all changes this weekend when I
overcome my own internal shortcomings that revolve around watermelon and beer
together and open my mind to something new… which if the reputation of 21st
Amendment is worth anything, is probably light, crispy, sweet and delicious. I hope
this inspires you all to do the same… maybe not with something as crazy as
watermelon beer, but something new and different… outside of your comfort zone.
Allow the craftiness the opportunity to win you over to the good side.
Here’s to craft-brewed happiness… Cheers!
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