Check out this mess -
"500 Beers, 40 On Tap, 20 Countries, 1 Location. It's not only a slogan, its a committment. The International Tap House, or iTAP as friends call it, is built by beer lovers for beer lovers and those who want to fall in love with brews. If you are thirsty for a drab domestic beer you can find that at any old drab corner bar. We are your place for something outside the box. An Abbey from Antwerp, an IPA from CA, a Pilsner from Prague will fill the shelves of our reach-in cooler and flow through the tubes of our top of the line keg system. Other than a small smattering of wine, beer is it. We want to do one thing and do it well, every beer is poured in the glass recommended by the brewer. Beer is boss and we want to serve it in a space that is classy, comfortable and NEVER corporate. Tattoos and ties, laborers and litigators, Rolling Stones and Radiohead all mingle together over world-class, award-winning and classic-craft beers. Whether you drink-in or take-out we promise to change minds, excite palates and most importantly make friends. Come and join the revolution, iTAP...Beer, Cooler."
http://internationaltaphouse.com/content/view/12/27/
It's out in Chesterfield, but 500 types of beer to choose from? Wonderful. :) Now we know what to do after random trips to Vegadeli!
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That place sounds neat! My boyfriend would LOVE it! And I hate to be a downer but did you know that not all beer and wine is vegan?! I just found out recently and am trying really hard to stick to truly vegan products.
ReplyDeleteSome beer and wine is filtered with isinglass which is obtained from the swimbladders of fish. The brands I can think of that are vegan are most of Schlafly's beers, Yellow Tail and Charles Shaw wines. There are lists of many vegan brands available online.
Of course, it depends on how "strict" of a vegan you are whether or not this is important but I thought I'd pass it along! :)
Luckily all the beer I really like is vegan. Thank jeebus.
ReplyDeleteHopefully having a gynormous selection would increase your chances of having a veg friendly beer available. Hopefully! :)
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