Food and Drink

BYCU Man, if I'm ever cool again, I'm going to buy a beverage refrigerator. Two of my neighbors have 'em in their garage, but with seven kids, my garage is devoted to a regular fridge (with top freezer) and an extra freezer. I'm

BYCU Tax Day. A good reason to drink. And I hear they extended the filing deadline to April 18. Let's make it a bender. I'm gonna need more drinks because my investment companies keep sending updated 1099s . . . after I already filed my return. There oughtta be

Drunk Dating What's the hardest part of giving up drinking? The buzz? The relaxation? The good times? The taste? Nope. If you're single, it's the difficulty of dating, according to this guy [http://www.salon.com/life/life_stories/index.html?story=%2Fmwt%2Ffeature%

Good Non-Craft Beer Prejudice isn't a bad thing, as long as one can over-ride it when the occasion calls for it, just as an open mind isn't a good thing if one can't over-ride it to embrace a truth. This beer snob reviewer [http:

Another Glass of Grace Give up beer for Lent? I've never really understood that one. If you drink to excess, or if beer otherwise hinders your relationship with God, sure. But to give it up like one gives up candy? That, I don't understand. Beer is

Loko Legislatures Bans against alcohol energy drinks have picked up steam, and it looks like the legislatures are trying "one-up" each other in their prohibitions. Consider Iowa: "The caffeinated frenzy has also spread to Iowa (House File 25 and Senate File 1) where caffeine in liquor, wine

Contemplating Craft The recession hasn't been kind to beer sales, but it hasn't hit the craft beer industry. It's booming (sales were up 12% in 2009 alone). Since craft beer is more expensive than the mass-produced stuff, the logical conclusion is that people will

Working on My Glutes I'm not sure how many of you read the comments section of TDE, so I want to clarify something about yesterday's post. From my response in the comments box: "I won't stop drinking. It's a matter of