BREW LEFT

A Progressive Guide Through The World of Beer

Andrew Garib, Turn Left | Full Story | Beer and progressivism go together better than Tom DeLay and Texas grand juries. And I’m not talking about “Drinking Liberally,” the weekly social events among Cornell progressives lubricated by our old pals boxed wine and Milwaukee’s Best. Appreciating good beer is all about understanding and relishing diversity, flirting with differences, and appreciating the uniqueness of the oft-untasted brew. It is breaking the mold of Beast-chugging frat party monotony, helping make the monoculture of West Campus most hospitable for tasty brews of different backgrounds.

Enter Brewery Ommegang. I have no idea how these guys feel about Russ Feingold or whether they prefer NPR over Fox’s parody of journalism. But their beverages inspire the best progressive sentiments in the hearts of beer lovers nationwide. Based in nearby Cooperstown, NY, they represent the best possible product of ale Affirmative Action. God bless America. >>

Published 06.02.10 02:00:00 -0500 GMT | Posted by Andrew Garib on 06.02.13 | |

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