Sköl Coffee Company is a Tulsa-based coffee roaster, co-founded by two U.S. military veterans. They’ve been in business for around two months now, and they roast-to-order.
The Hoppy Half-Pint
In late September, Adam Avery visited the Dallas area. No, I wasn’t stalking his vacation. He participated in several beer tasting events, including a beer and food pairing at the Meddlesome Moth, and a tap takeover at Flying Saucer by the Lake. The festivities were in honor of Adam’s birthday, and/or Avery’s 25th anniversary.
You can as easily find yourself “...face to face with the Sausage Creature” riding a 250cc bike or scooter, especially if a full-size pickup might be involved.
Part 2 of The Longest Pint. Still on track for a complete brewery update by the end of the year! With a couple of caveats. After…
What two things go together better than craft beer and travel? They go together so well, that building a vacation around craft beer destinations is now relatively common.
New Orleans is home to a rich and varied culinary scene, which is by no means limited to such iconic staples as beignets, gumbo, crawfish etouffee and jambalaya. There's way more to eat than what Zatarain's offers. However, after a Saturday spent wandering the city, I was looking for some legit gumbo.
New Orleans, home of Mardi Gras, crawfish beignets, gumbo, the Sazerac, the Saints, the French Quarter, ungodly summer heat – and lots of coffee. The place is full of coffee shops, and not just Café Du Monde. One new and modern local coffee shop is Café Bon Ami.
This is Part 1 of a series on how to grow and brew your own beer. Over the year, I'm growing my own hops, building my own brew setup, making my own recipe, brewing a batch, fermenting it and then bottling it.
Where do you go for some great beers, coffee and scenery after a funeral? If you're in Oregon, Portland is a good choice. Rogue, Cascade Barrel House, delicious food, Barista cold brew, tons of walking, and a 35mm Canon AE1 Program. What could go wrong?
I will freely admit @Nerdvana is one of my favorite local Frisco Texas spots. The coffee is legit, and this magical place also displays and sells tabletop and novelty role playing games.