A few warm and pleasant hours out at the beach.
Archives for category: German Beer
Unable to find German beer in Grays Harbor County. That adds a certain mystique.
The beer photo fetish page features a true grab bag of different beer styles and brands. We’ve been at it since 2012.
Related:
Beer Availability Report – Washington Coast
The beer photo fetish page features a true grab bag of different beer styles and brands. We’ve been at it since 2012.
I live in an area where beer selection is limited:
Grays Harbor Beer Availability Report
Beer Availability Report – Washington Coast
From one of my recent blogs:
The shelf space available is occupied with what is new and most popular. Fizzy, Kool-Aid colored hard seltzers, lite beers, super, extra light low calorie/low carb beers, etc.
I truly believe:
The best beers are the ones you enjoy most
No problem with any of what is available, but the traditional stuff/less popular labels get edged out.
The two beers at the top of the page were recently purchased in Kitsap County.
Possibly of interest:
Green/Clear Beer Bottle Myths?
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Thoughts on changes in American culture relating to those born roughly in the late 50s & early 60s.
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As we have shared in the past:
Of the 4 Washington State counties I have lived in over the past 20 years, the Grays Harbor area has the most limited selection of beers.
My favorite beer styles are NW or West Coast IPA, German Pilsner and Mexican beer. Here, in the Grays Harbor area, German beer appears to be unavailable. That adds a certain mystique.
Blogged about it here:
And here:
Road Trip & Beer Availability Report
Last week, we took a trip up to the Olympia, WA Haggen store. This store has a huge beer selection.
Both of the German beers in the photos above were available at Haggen. Love it.
We can report that Radeberger beer (1872) now has label markings indicating that it is vegan:
I do not shop for beer because of this category, but always good with people who take joy in it. Wonder if beer always is/was vegan. How about gin, tequila, etc. All good with me.
Let’s go with a review:
Time for some fun:
In the rich world of fantasy where I live, I would be hanging with the five individuals who produced the reviews above.
Happy Holidays!
Related:
The best beers are the ones you enjoy most
Green/Clear Beer Bottle Myths?
After some rain on the Pacific Coast.
Washington Coast – The North Beach
Westport – coastal weather cam here.
Along for the afternoon: KOZT
Westport – coastal weather cam here.
The beer photo fetish page features a true grab bag of different beer styles and brands. We’ve been at it since 2012.
Additional blogs – possibly of interest:
The best beers are the ones you enjoy most
Green/Clear Beer Bottle Myths?
German Pilsner is a favorite style.
Along for the afternoon: KOZT
Weather cam here.
The beer photo fetish page features a true grab bag of different beer styles and brands. We’ve been at it since 2012.
Additional blogs – possibly of interest:
The best beers are the ones you enjoy most
Green/Clear Beer Bottle Myths?
Oktoberfest will arrive. We can begin to get in the spirit right away.
Related:
The best beers are the ones you enjoy most
Green/Clear Beer Bottle Myths?
My favorite beer styles are NW or West Coast IPA, German Pilsner and Mexican beer. Here, in the Grays Harbor area, German beer appears to be unavailable. That adds a certain mystique.
My favorite Mexican beer seems to be hard to find anywhere I shop over the past 10 years or so.
Another one I like is also hard to find:
A good selection of German beers are available at the Silverdale, WA BevMo! store.
Happy hunting.
Possibly of interest:
Green/Clear Beer Bottle Myths?
In a recent blog, we shared about German beers being hard to find in Grays Harbor County.
Just back now from a road trip to Kitsap County. Happy to report that a good selection of German beers are available at the Silverdale, WA BevMo! store. Friendly staff too!
Dining out report:
We enjoyed dining out before COVID and have had mixed experiences since restrictions were lifted.
Happy to report that we found a nice Thai restaurant on our trip.
Quiet, uncrowded, nice atmosphere, attentive/good service and really enjoyed the food. We would try to dine out more if this was the sort of experience we could expect.
10404 Silverdale Way NW.
Ste#E-102
Silverdale, WA 98383
Back home.
I have lived in 4 Washington State counties over the past 20 years: Kitsap, Jefferson, Island, and Grays Harbor.
Grays Harbor has the most limited selection of beers. German beers are always the most difficult to find, but I have not seen them at all in Grays Harbor County. Ditto for Tsingtao beer. All of the above were purchased in Kitsap County this week. Recently, I have not been able to find Heineken in Grays Harbor County.
This update provided as a public service from Oak Bay Starfish.
The best beer is the one you enjoy the most.
Possibly of interest:
Green/Clear Beer Bottle Myths?