GABF thought: Others work much harder than I

Looking at the number of posts some people manage from the Great American Beer Festival — sometimes directly from the festival floor — I sure feel like a slacker. Strangely, you’ll find more me in some of these blogs than you did here.

Offered for your consideration:

Rick Sellers at Pacific Brew News Blog.

Bill Brand at Inside Bar Area or What’s on Tap (same posts).

Maggie Dutton at Seattle Weekly. Warning: Her posts will likely fall from the top as others are added. You can visit her blog, The Wine Offensive, for occasional beer insights.

Teri Fahrendorf at Road Brewer. If you haven’t been reading her trip diary, shame on you. Somebody get this woman a book contract.

– And the live from the floor part: Beer Molly literally holds up her camera/phone, snaps and you’re live on the Internet. If you scroll through My Beer Pix you’ll eventually come across a picture of my badge. That’s like the 94th alternative spelling of Hieronymus in the Dictionary of Names.

Stephen Beaumont offers his notes from the floor. He’s right about (not) calling trends too early.

And I finish with this clip, available at You Tube and Flying Dog’s Open Source Beer Project. I even mention Bill Brand (that’s him laughing in the background – Stan on camera makes us all giggle). More proof I was in Denver. (In fact, I was also at Flying Dog two days before, and will write about the Open Source Project later this week. Gimmick or beer?)

That’s not me in the hat. I arrive 18 seconds in.

5 thoughts on “GABF thought: Others work much harder than I”

  1. Thanks for reposting this, Stan! I wish I could have kept that bus from driving down the street (which subsequently drowned out a few words), but that’s rapid transit for you.

    Was fun meeting you last week!

  2. Was that not a fun week? Stan, fantastic meeting you, I truly appreciate the time and advice you had to offer – it was not forgotten. Glad you made it home, loved the pictures from the road (those were some big Elk antlers that man was hauling).

  3. Great getting to hang with you, see you next year!

    Not unless you are headed for the Poperinge Hop Festival.

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