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Colorado Craft Beer Week

Matt and I decided to join some of our favorite local breweries yesterday at a craft beer festival to help kick off Colorado Craft Beer Week. It's no secret that craft beer is a huge part of the Colorado economy. Everybody just does it so well out here. It was nice to go to a smaller festival than the Great American Beer Festival where there are too many breweries to even get to every booth. Yesterday's festival felt more like a back yard barbecue. I even got to meet the hosts of the Craft Beer Radio show on AM760. There is a picture of me with Turk and the "Gubna" below.
In addition to some good beer sampling, our tickets also included a meal of either beer can chicken roasted for hours on the grill (my choice) or a spicy brat (Matt's choice). The chicken was amazing. I even let Matt try some. :)
I also had some fun and took some pictures at the light rail. (We were responsible and walked/rode the train to and from the event.) What a fun day! Even better was coming home to a mailbox which contained a letter of acceptance to Northeastern University. I should be finished with my Master's in a year or so now that I finally found the right program. Third time's a charm! :)

Comments

Alissa said…
Sounds like fun! And congrats, that's awesome!
Sunday, 13 May, 2012
mom m said…
Thanks for sharing photos--looks like fun! And great news on your Masters program. Congratulations!
Sunday, 13 May, 2012
Anonymous said…
You guys look great!!Looks like you had a lot of fun too!! :) Congrats on getting accepted to Northeastern!!! YAY!!

Manda
Tuesday, 15 May, 2012
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