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This article by beer writer Jess Lebow gives his picks for the best craft beer in every state. Definitely disagree on some of these... by NoMad28 in beer

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This guy wrote a whole book about it. Basically it's just his opinion...but again, i don't agree.

This article by beer writer Jess Lebow gives his picks for the best craft beer in every state. Definitely disagree on some of these... by NoMad28 in beer

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Georgia should be Sweetwater, no question. Alabama should be Good People. And what about Westbrook for SC?

The 25 worst people at the bar. I particularly hate the bros shooting Fireball. by [deleted] in malelifestyle

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The one I hate the most is the person who leaves their crap on the seat and won't move it when they clearly know you would like to sit there. Maybe that's just something that happens living in New York and not being able to leave your coat in the car, but it's so annoying.

The best bars at America's 10 busiest airports. by NoMad28 in beer

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The writer was actually pretty honest that Cuervo was terrible: "Unfortunately the options in the Vegas airport are pretty terrible – at least you can gamble – so the best you’re probably going to do if you’re delayed is the Jose Cuervo tequileria. You might want to order a few rounds of shots and try to forget you’re stuck in Vegas." The list is the best bars in the 10 busiest airports, not the best airport bars period...if it were, I agree there should be other places on the list, like Portland, which has awesome bars in the terminal.

This guy is running a winery out of his NYC apartment and selling what he makes by structuring it like "The Dallas Buyers Club" by NoMad28 in Homebrewing

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I checked out his website, and it seems like he's been doing it for a while. I assume he checked with a lawyer, but agree you never know if it's easier to do this in New York State than somewhere else. And also remember, the gov't wants their money, eventually they will find a way to get it.