I'm sure we have more in common than just a love for jazz and blues. There's the love of fine ale...beautiful women...peace (very frowned upon these days)...and of course the absurd. Plus we've both read Thich Nhat Hanh. It just happens you're three feet shorter than me and have to shave your feet on a regular basis but hey, you have been called the "Richard Gere of Hobbits" whatever the hell that means.
When I get over there to visit the Shire, and I will, I plan on drinking some of that fine Shire ale and seeing you play some of that hairy foot stomping Hobbit blues.
You know, when I lived on the river in Maynard there was a little blues pub just in front of my house. Kim Wilson used to pop in there and play just about 3 or 4 times a year, maybe more. I had more than one night sitting at the bar listening to him play. We have some fine ales here too ya know. Wachusett Brewery is right up the road from me. It's a local place and they only sell their brew in Massachusetts. Don't know how it would stack up to the Shire ales but I think it'd do just fine.
Year Round Ales
| I Love My Country! | |
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| Light pale ale with a delicate hop balance, and a slightly sweet malty finish | |
| Tastes Good in your Mouth | |
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| A light, straw-colored wheat ale with a hint of natural blueberry flavor | |
| Grab a Nut, Better Yet Grab Two | |
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| Very smooth, dark brown ale with a rich malty finish | |
| Take Off the Training Wheels | |
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| A crisp, extremely refreshing ale, with an aggressive hop character and dry finish | |
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| "Your Shack or Mine?" | |
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| Big, flavorful beer, black as midnight, with a thick brown head | |
