Craft Brew Drinkup

Date and Time TBA. (Proposal: TUESDAY PM, in the hospitality suite, immediately following official conference reception?)

HOME BREW WELCOME/ENCOURAGED

The Craft Brew Drinkup at Code4lib 2011 is all about sharing and enjoying good beer with fellow conference attendees. The idea is to bring bottles of your favorite beers. For this sort of thing anarchivist usually recommends bringing 22 oz bottles, but 12 oz. is OK if it's strong or really special. While you're not obligated to bring local beers from whereever you're from, participants are definitely encouraged to bring beer that you think is special and might be somewhat hard for others outside your area to find. Sign up below with your name, where you're from, and list a few brews or bottles you're thinking (but not necessarily committing to bring along.) You can also request that people bring specific beer if you so desire, but not necessarily expect this.

Name	Location	Brews or Breweries I might bring	Requests
Mark Matienzo	New Haven CT/Brooklyn NY	Pretty Things (1901 KK and Babayaga); Brooklyn Brewery?, something from Connecticut	Imperial porters/stouts; really funky-/Brett-tasting beers
Edward Corrado	Binghamton NY	Something from one or more local microbreweries	smokey beer
Mike Giarlo	Pennsyltucky	Either local PA stuff (Otto's, Elk Creek, Victory, Tröegs, Stoudts, Weyerbacher) or Dogfish Head or both	Sour beers, barleywines, malty beers, and beers that make you go "Hmmmm..."
Declan Fleming	San Diego	Green Flash, Alesmith, Lost Abbey	Stouts, sours, not of that fizzy yellow ick, not too many hops
Jason Stirnaman	Kansas City	Boulevard Smokestack something or other - Imperial Stout if available	Stouts, lagers, no hoppy or spicy ales
Ryan Eby	Lansing/Ann Arbor, MI	Jolly Pumpkin, Founders, others by request (below). Driving so can do growlers.	Dark or Hoppy
Julie Hardesty	Bloomington, IN	Growler of Java Porter or Ruby Bloom Amber from Bloomington Brewing Co. (depends on what they're making). You can give it a try before you make the trek to Lennie's.	Going for stout and/or flavor
Esmé Cowles	Gainesville, FL	Cigar City or homebrew scotch ale.	Anything malty and/or aromatic. French Broad Wee Heavy-er (or -est) if anybody's coming up from Asheville.
Tim Donohue	Champaign, IL	Three Floyds, Two Brothers, or whatever I find that looks good at local Friar Tucks (welcoming requests)	Most anything except fruity/spicy. I like hoppy, dark and/or malty.
Linda Ballinger	Chicago, IL	Half Acre (probably)	Dark, bitter
Dan Suchy	Sandy Eggo, CA	Ballast Point, Port Brewing/Lost Abbey, Alpine (let me know if you have a specific request)	Funky Farm House ales, local IPAs, would love to try that Smokestack series.
Rob Casson	Cincinnati, OH	Variety of stuff from Party Source (taking requests). Sadly, Cincinnati's brewing heritage never really recovered from Prohibition, but I may still find/bring something local.	I like beer.
Anjanette Young	Seattle, WA	Big Time, Pike, Upright Brewing, Elysian, Deschutes, Hair of the Dog, Ninkasi, Epic.	Pretty Things!
Hillel Arnold	Upstate Manhattan	Some combination of Brooklyn Brewery, Southampton Public House, Kelso, Sixpoint, or Captain Lawrence (basically, whatever looks appealing when I go to the store).
Joshua Gomez	DC/VA/MD	I'm new to DC, and haven't had enough time to determine the best local brews, so I will take suggestions from you all on what I should look for and bring with me.	brown and red ales
Adam Wead	Cleveland	Great Lakes Brewery -- their porter is tops. Folks also go nuts for their Christmas Ale.	I like anything... but I'm a sucker for a good oud bruin
Michael Levy	Washington, DC	Not sure what I'll bring but I do have some Kona Longboard Lager;--not local, but not bad.
Francis Kayiwa	Chicago, IL	FFF - Dark Lord 2010, Goose Island (One of their Bourbon County Stout)	Anything from Deschutes Brewery
Greg McClellan	Boston, MA	Probably some Pretty Things, maybe Ommegang	Hoppy hoppy
Greg Jansen	Chapel Hill, NC	Duck Rabbit Stout/Porter, Full Steam Working Man's Lunch (MoonPie dark ale), Weeping Radish Black Radish (if I can find it)	Abbey style, dark stuff, malty stuff, IPA
Matt Critchlow	San Diego, CA	maybe some homebrew Wit if the mother in law doesn't drink it all while visiting this week. And something local.	Would love to try Nugget Nectar if anyone can get it
Jenny Reiswig	San Diego, CA	I will let you know when I go to the store!	I'm a fan of the sour and funky. You will understand when you meet me.
Andrea Schurr	Chattanooga, TN	Highland Oatmeal Porter and Terrapin IPA - would have rather brought a growler from my favorite Chattanooga brew pub but afraid they wouldn't let my luggage on the plane	Anything. Really. Except Lagers.
Ryan Wick	Portland, OR	Rogue, Deschutes, also Widmer, Bridgeport, or Ninkasi	I'll try (almost) anything once.
Aaron Collie	Lansing, MI	Founders/Bells/MBC/Cilas/Dragonmead	Three Floyd's Robert the Bruce, Four Peaks Hefeweizen (or any bavarian style hefe), anything
Your name here

Suggestions

• mjgiarlo: Stoudts, Weyerbacher get decent distribution around MI at least. the otto/elk sounds interesting. special victory's --eby; Sly Fox (anarchivist)
• eby: atwater (anarchivist), founders and bells (bigd)
• anjanette: elysian (anarchivist)
• joshua gomez: stillwater, from baltimore (anarchivist)