Welcome To A New Year
Posted by SmallTimeDrinker in Other Oddities on January 3, 2011 3:26 pm / no comments
Hopefully you notice the new layout. If your having problems seeing text or anything else please feel free to leave me a comment. If you are on Twitter you should check out my the new layout over there http://twitter.com/verysmallbeer and don’t forget to follow me.
As you can see above, I have also added a beer index. You can use that list to see what I have reviewed and link directly to the article. I will try to keep it alphabetized to make things easy on you.
Posts will follow a weekly pattern with each day having a theme. The schedule is as follows:
- Next Monday “Tough Topics” will return.
- On Tuesday a short series of posts focused on craft beer memories will debut and run for about a month.
- Wednesday will feature beer reviews.
- Each Thursday I will be taking a look at the businesses that make, sell and serve beer.
- Friday will have a series of topics on entertaining with beer. The first few months will cover glassware and serving issues followed by recipes and parings etc.
- Saturday and Sunday will be kind of a hodgepodge of topics that do not make it into the regular weeks posts. However, some weekends I may not post at all, because well I’m drinking beer.
Please feel free to drop me a line in the comments section to add your thoughts to a particular post. I hope you all have enjoyed what has been posted in the past and enjoy what the future brings. Happy New Year!
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