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  What did it take to get into the Times???

I got in the same way that I got into Carnegie Hall...

Brooks Hamaker, aka "Mayhaw Man"

There's a train everyday, leaving either way...

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Very well done- it's great to see pieces like this in the Times.

So you got to hang with those guys at their gathering? Words cannot even begin to describe how jealous I am :smile:

Tonight I'll drink a toast to this article and another for the next!

aka Michael

Chi mangia bene, vive bene!

"...And bring us the finest food you've got, stuffed with the second finest."

"Excellent, sir. Lobster stuffed with tacos."

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You bribed the maintenance guys?

Nah, crowbar and a good set of lock picks. You can get in almost anywhere with those things.

Brooks Hamaker, aka "Mayhaw Man"

There's a train everyday, leaving either way...

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Way cool! Congrats. I am proud to "know" you, my fellow eG-er.

I, too, am green with envy about your getting to hang out with those guys... :biggrin:

Cheers!

Life is short; eat the cheese course first.

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Brooks, I half expected a reference to Dogfish Head in there. As it turns out, I'm attending a Dogfish Head dinner with Sam Calagione (founder) in a few weeks, and I'm hoping we'll get to try the 20% abv 120 Minute IPA, which I haven't had yet. Any reason they're not mentioned? I'm not very knowledgeable about beer, I admit, but their 90 Minute IPA is the standard house brew here, so I'm curious. Thanks.

Chris Amirault

eG Ethics Signatory

Sir Luscious got gator belts and patty melts

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Brooks, I half expected a reference to Dogfish Head in there. As it turns out, I'm attending a Dogfish Head dinner with Sam Calagione (founder) in a few weeks, and I'm hoping we'll get to try the 20% abv 120 Minute IPA, which I haven't had yet. Any reason they're not mentioned? I'm not very knowledgeable about beer, I admit, but their 90 Minute IPA is the standard house brew here, so I'm curious. Thanks.

Sam is certainly an incredibly talented guy, and there were some others that were worthy of inclusion (Pizza Port in Southern CA for one group) but there were some space limitations that I couldn't overcome. Also, I was trying to cover some geography, as well. Much was left on the cutting room floor. Next time, I hope...

Brooks Hamaker, aka "Mayhaw Man"

There's a train everyday, leaving either way...

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So again, what steps did you have to take to pitch, and get the assignment to write for the NYT? Inquiring freelancers want to know!

Rich Pawlak

 

Reporter, The Trentonian

Feature Writer, INSIDE Magazine
Food Writer At Large

MY BLOG: THE OMNIVORE

"In Cerveza et Pizza Veritas"

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Pizza Port in Southern CA

One of my favorite destinations in Solana Beach on the San Diego coast... you made my day, except now I'll look at my lunch and yearn to be at Pizza Port. Great beer and very good pizza.

Congrats on the article!

Sitting on the fence between gourmet and gourmand, I am probably leaning to the right...

Lyle P.

Redwood City, CA

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The Solana Beach Pizza Port is indeed the best of both worlds, killer beer AND killer pizzas. And Brewer Tomme Arthur is a genius of big beer.

Rich Pawlak

 

Reporter, The Trentonian

Feature Writer, INSIDE Magazine
Food Writer At Large

MY BLOG: THE OMNIVORE

"In Cerveza et Pizza Veritas"

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The Solana Beach Pizza Port is indeed the best of both worlds, killer ber AND killer pizzas.  And Brewer Tomme Arthur is a genius of big beer.

And the home of the Strong Ale Festival this weekend...........

Edited by dockhl (log)
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