There will be no “Where in the beer world?” this week.
I want to share this photo taken Saturday along the Anhinga Trail in Everglades National Park, but not to imply in any way that somebody has been sneaking beers to the alligators.
Still, don’t these guys just have that “happy hour” look?
Do you think you know where in the beer world this photo was taken? Please leave your answer as a comment.
I hauled this one out because Chris B. and Rick were so quick to nail last week’s picture of the Hop Kiln Winery in California.
And that’s what you get for a hint. It’s a hop kiln.
Added jan. 19, the answer: The photo was taken near Wapato, Wash., in the Yakima Valley, almost next door to the Piety Flats Winery tasting room. The tasting room is located in an old country store, and sells a variety of items, including excellent homemade ice cream.
We were told by the woman pouring wine in the tasting room that this was the last hop kiln remaining in the Yakima Valley. The owners of Piety Flats even though about calling their winery Hop Kiln, but then learned about the one in Sonoma County (pictured here).
Do you know where in the beer world this photo was taken?
Leave your answer as a comment. And, as always, you are free to comment on the photo even if you don’t have an answer.
Sorry, no clue this week. Every clue I tried and then plugged into Google yielded the location way to easily.
Do you think you know where in the beer world this photo was taken? Then leave a comment.
Other comments are welcome as well.
I don’t expect you to know where this table was, but there’s a good reason you should be able to name the country.
Or at least I thought so until I saw an interesting photo on another blog (to be revealed with the answer). That probably doesn’t qualify as a hint, so . . . a lucky search of the New York Times archives will get you on track.
Do you think you know where in the beer world this photo was taken? Then please leave a comment.
When I started this feature I didn’t mean it to turn into a contest. I simply planned to post a photos I find interesting, sometimes to make a point. I didn’t necessarily expect readers to know where they were taken. But from the get-go you surprised me.
As a result I might have lost my way, trying to post images I figured somebody would know but ones that weren’t “too easy.”
This week we return to Plan A. Maybe you will know in an instant where this was taken. Maybe you will be a bit surprised when I tell you, and I sure hope you’ll find it interesting.