Sunday, January 15, 2012
"Beers and Ales"
On the Beers and Ales clear  misunderstanding...I'm with you Chad.  That is utter bologna if you ask  me, why should they pretend to have a higher class beer section if they  can't even label it correctly?!  I went to the Harry Tweeter the other  day and was again somewhat impressed initially by the selection of beer  "and ales...", but, quickly, after getting over the initial shock of the  more choices beyond the usual Lagerland of mass production mid-western  American beers, I got bored of the choices.  It's like somebody went  through a catalog and picked out some of the more exotic beers they had  at some somewhat trendy restaurants, not what I would consider a knock  down fest of microbrews and exotic tastes.  There also seems to be an  obsession with carrying every beer out there that comes in a clear  bottle, which clearly indicates a lack of quality storage to pour in a  heavily lighted environment.  Then, I remember that the Tweeter's goal  seems to be to stay at just above the middle of the line as far as  megamarts offering just enough exotic tastes and choices for the  standard white person to feel that they can get most things on their  recipe list and to just feel explorative enough to see new ingredients,  beers, etc. to maybe try something new. For those of us who have clearly  tasted and explored beyond that, we have higher standards and our  shopping must expand beyond the megamart.  For us, it's required to go  the Sam's QuickShops, Asian markets, Whole Foods, and other more  specialty shops of the worlds to satisfy the urges we have of what the  world has t offer.  There's my 2 cents...
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ales,
Beers,
Harris Teeter,
Supermarts
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Strong comments regarding clearly ignorant signage. Luckily our collective beer curiosity keeps us immune to such middling endeavors.
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