

Shooting stuff in Tucson today with Mike Rowe over a wonderful pint of Sierra Nevada Kellerweiss.
Mike was telling me about the episode he shot at Long Trail brewery in Vermont the very first season of Dirty Jobs. He also visited our pub in Rehoboth this summer because he and his crew were in Harrington shooting at a scrapple factory. For those of you outside the Mid-Altantic scrapple belt it's a pork bi-product/breakfast meat made with the parts of the hog that are unfit for hot dogs (despite knowing that, my wife loves a good scrapple, egg & cheese).
Good and good for you.
Scrapple pairs well with our winter seasonal Chicory Stout or smokey/roasty beers like Alaskan Smoked Porter it Guiness Stout.
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DARN! I wish I had known y'all were here in the Old Pueblo! Now, I'm gonna have to watch Brewmasters even closer to see what's goin' down!
Finding your sacred brews is a challenge at times. Distributors in PA seem happier to sell those other guys beer. Yeah, the watery stuff we drank in college for $14 a case...we need craft distributor specialty stores!
I just saw on your website that you have an ale house in Falls Church, VA which just happens to be the town I grew up in!
I also discovered several restaurants where I now live serve your beer, so I'll be sure to order one (or two!) the next time I visit!
Ah scrapple, the favorite thing I learned back in the 80's when I was managing the hojos at exit 1 in Delaware. Hard to find in Virginia, but I know a few spots!
It's long been a hope of my husband and mine to retire to the Delaware beach area, as we have been spending vacations there as long as we've been married. Hopefully in a few years this will become a reality. A friend and I ate at your restaurant in Rehoboth Beach several years ago, and when my brother and his friends were vacationing there in September, I recommended they stop in. They did, and reported that they enjoyed it very much.
I think it's fantastic that you now will have a show on Discovery, and I'm looking forward to watching it each week. Congratulations on your new venture! Oh, and by the way, Mike Rowe and Dirty Jobs has been my favorite Discovery program...up until now. It's possible it will now be relegated to second place. Just don't tell him I said so. :)
My favorites! My favorite man and my favorite beer (dogfish head, I mean)!!!!!
I love you both!!!!!! No offense, Sam! I love you, too, but I love your beer more!
