I tried out another great seasonal lager this afternoon at the
Tanyard Creek Park. Tanyard Creek is a part of the
Atlanta Beltline project and the pedestrian path is incredible. It is amazing to see such huge advancements in the Beltline so soon. I can not wait to enjoy the luxury of taking public transit that makes sense in
Atlanta. Enough of the logistics, let's get back to the beer at hand, or in hand.
Magic Hat produces a slightly hoppy, amber lager during the spring time called Vinyl. I was very impressed with this beers drinkability and it complimented my cheese pizza from
Whole Foods perfectly. If you want to try a new brew with light citrus notes that invokes frisbee throwing, long walks and cloud watching I suggest you give this nectar a go. Vinyl even has its own really rad website, check it out
here.
I am starting a new personal project that documents Georgian Food and Farm Culture. I am a huge fan of the local foods movement. I believe that our most important task as a generation is to make sure that future generations of children are eating nutritionally dense and soulfully produced foods. We still have a lot work to do in my own household but believe strongly in the philosophy that you are what you eat. I choose to eat wholesome organic foods as much as possible and believe that I am a stronger individual because of that choice. Come on out to the Peachtree Road Farmers Market and shake the hands of the people who are providing us with the opportunity to live a more healthful lifestyle in Georgia!
