Travalon and I continue to make our pilgrimage to the
historical taverns featured in the book Bottoms
Up. Friday night we went to Kurth’s Tavern in Columbus, which is only open
on Wednesdays and Fridays. It is the hospitality building from the old Kurth
Brewing complex, most of which burned down in 1919. They even still serve Kurth
beer, though of course it is not brewed there anymore. Saturday we went to a
book signing with the author of Bottoms
Up and another author who did a coffee table book on the old Pabst Brewing
Company buildings, and then we went to the old hospitality building at that
complex. We also took advantage of Free Zoo Day at the Milwaukee Zoo and had affordable
lobster at the St. Paul Seafood Company in the Milwaukee Public Market. So now we only have about sixty-seven taverns
left to visit.
Famous Hat
2 comments:
Man, this is making me hungry and thirsty. Beer food, more beer, more food
You too can buy the book and make your own pilgrimage.
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