...get cold. The air is crisp. The leaves are changing. And you know what that means:2052 different beers. 432 breweries. 46,000 people. 4 sessions. 3 days. Lots of good times.
I find that the longer that I am involved in the Brewing Industry (not-directly as of current), and the more accessible different beers and different brew festivals and events become to me, GABF actually becomes a hassle. I mean, its a wonderful hassle - and if nothing else a spectacle not to be missed. Last year I went to all 4 sessions (didnt pay for any of them, of course). This year only one. Apparently Ive grown old over the past 12 months.
GOOD NEWS! The Wynkoop received 2 Gold Medals this year, with beer brewed while Craig was the head brewer. Thus, Craig may be the youngest person in GABF history to double-gold. Maybe if someone can check those facts I would greatly appreciate it. Read all about it here. Other than the GABF goodness, I headed up to Ft. Collins for the TCU vs. CSU football game. Not only did I get to see my Froggies win, but I ran into quite a few old friends from college - including a few that have since moved up to Colorado. Good times.
Well, I have to go prepare for Columbus Day...and you know what that means: nothing really.
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