Beer plans for the rest of the summer?

I'm living with my girlfriend in Florence for the summer, and next week we're flying to Belgium to hit up Cantillon and 3 Fonteinen.

I'm pissing myself in excitement just thinking about it.

 

Heading to New Haven/Boston next week. Gonna hit up Modern Apizza,NEBCO in NH and CBC, Lord Hobo, Deep Ellum and Trillium among others in Boston. Can't wait!

 

Savoring my last three weeks in Brussels and trying to find a way to bring as much home with me as I can so I don't immediately die of withdrawals. Then a little road trip to NOLA with some buddies to celebrate our (hopefully) safe return from foreign lands.

 

So true about the shorts. So true.

 

Probably gonna hit up Salzburg again near the end of August/beginning of September. Pretty city, beautiful mountains nearby, and most importantly Augustiner brau. Will also bring back some cases of fantastic German beer for less than 20 euros a pop.

 

I'll be on tour through early August, spending (usually) a couple nights in a handful of cities from all corners of the USA. Looking forward to continuing to walk into bars I've never heard of and ordering beer I've never even seen before.

 

+ 1 for a trip to Vermont. Will by my first time trying HT and Lawsons, AND HF! Wow, you wouldn't know it, but I grew up not to far away in Northeast PA. Oh well, first time for everything. Also, with the yearly trips to NJ and Deleware beaches, Flying Fish, Cape May Brewing, Dogfish (as usual) DFH brewpub. New place in NJ that I want to check out is Tuckahoe Brewing, and in Delaware....I'm excited to go to Burley Oak Brewing. Their line-up looks very solid.

 

Don't leave out Two Roads, if you can fit it in.

 

Probably visiting Victory at least once. I was just at Troegs, and will probably go there a few more times. I'm going to Boston in August, so I'll have to decide what to check out while I'm there. Boston Beer Co. is a must of course.

 

I'm also touring some Oregon breweries in July OP. I checked out Logsdon's website and there was no indication that they accept visitors, do you know something I don't? Cause I would totally go there.

 

When you go to Asheville, be sure to visit ``Bruisin' Ales'' downtown. Just be careful buying IPAs and such. Sometimes they can let beers sit on their shelves a long time.

 

Drink some good shelf beers amongst whales and great beers. Probably finish almost all sours I have over the summer, and finishing it off by going to the Great Taste!

 

In two summer MBA classes so mostly living vicariously through what my friends are drinking, with hopefully a stop by Two Roads brewing at some point.

 

Vermont this weekend for a serious beer haul, planning on visiting Hill Farmstead and the Alchemist. Then in 3 weeks i'm off to Brazil for a couple of weeks. Anyone know any good brews from Brazil?

 

I found a lot more at Appalachian Vitners in Asheville (oh and you can drink some draft beers there while your shopping!). Bruisin Ales seemed higher priced, but have more Imports if that's what you're looking for.

 

Will be in Brussels, Belgium for 2 days at the end of my 2-week Europe trip... I plan on spending the 3/4 of the time drinking at Cantillon! And the rest drinking water, eating pommes frites and sleeping.

 

having a bottle share second week of july... all are welcome!

 

I just visited the CCB brew pub last week and it was more than worth it. The line up was amazing. If they still have the Guava Berliner Weiss on tap, try it. And the Cubano Espresso Brown Ale was worth the aroma alone. Also, wait until there to get your Jai Alai. The ones I bought there were only 2 days old.