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“Beer is the mother of us all.” The firstborn decision when journeying by beer is simple. If you’re serious, you want to spend more time sampling beer than traveling. Unless you have unlimited time and cash you will have to focus on a single beer-friendly area for your jaunt. A good place to start out is Pennsylvania, home of America’s oldest brewery, Yeungling. You may narrow that down to the exceedingly beer-friendly and Constitutionally-historical Philadelphia area. You may bet that when they planned the Declaration of Independence, it was over a few tankards of fine ale. By historical evidence, the American Revolution started in pubs. If you receive pleasure from freedom, you owe it to beer. This area likewise has cheap cab fares in comparison to numerous major Northeastern cities, and let’s face it; if you plan to sample more than a few brews at each stop, it’s best not to drive in a strange city. They also have magnificent local buses, if you take the time to get schedules, a map, and figure things out in front of time. (Rule number one – don’t try to figure out a strange bus scheme after you’ve had a few.) There is also good Greyhound bus service to the galore little towns that host a heap of of the best microbreweries. Time amongst destinations is very short, and you may nap on the bus. However, if you may hold your beer and prefer to drive, Dollar Rent-a-Car of Pennsylvania is your best bet. Save on car rental and you may buy more fine beers to take home. If you have time, at the end of your tour, I would suggest a side-trip by bus to Pottsville, PA, home of Yeungling, the grandfather of all American breweries. Tours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. It’s easy to find. Everyone in Pottsville knows where it is. The next big decision is – sampling or pub-crawl? You actually won’t have time for both, so let’s talk about sampling. Most outstanding breweries started as microbreweries and there are a great deal in the Philadelphia area – so I would suggest a microbrewery tour. You get to sample galore fine home brews, at a reasonable price, and there is commonly good food. Pennsylvania has some genuinely beer-friendly food, such as potato pancakes and smoked kielbasa. Here’s a good microbrewery to start out with, with high marks from beer connoisseurs: The Victory Brewing Company, 420 Acorn Lane, Downington, PA. Good food, a large total of taps, a high-speed growler-filler, and 24 varieties of home-brew. Also, outstanding burgers. From there, you may go to another great microbrewery: Rock Bottom Brewery, 160 North Gulph Road, King Of Prussia, PA. They have the freshest beer in the area, brewed and delivered straight to the tap, and an splendid restaurant with a club atmosphere. Finally, you may find other area microbreweries at http://beermapping.com/maps/citymaps.php?m=philly. After all of this fine microbrew, you might become jaded and want to try brewing your own. Head on over to Keystone Homebrew Supply at 779 Bethlehem Pike, Montgomeryville, PA, to get comprehensive furnishes and good counsel from friendly people. Then you may get a beer and good meal right next door at Bennigan’s, at 680 Bethlehem Pike. |
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