Comments on: Get Ready for Fall with Samuel Adams OctoberFest and Pyramid’s Broken Rake http://www.drinkapint.com/?p=183 The Blog About Where Beer & Life Intersect Fri, 10 Sep 2010 19:49:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Andy Gradel http://www.drinkapint.com/?p=183&cpage=1#comment-227 Andy Gradel Fri, 27 Feb 2009 00:42:45 +0000 http://www.drinkapint.com/?p=183#comment-227 Thanks for the compliment... Unfortunately, with moving and our daughter crawing/running around the house, I haven't had time to update the blog in quite a while... Still hope to get it back on track at some point. I forget the name of the template offhand as it's been a while, but it was one of the stock temps from wordpress.org that I modified a little. The original was pink and had pictures of models in the upper right. Thanks for the compliment… Unfortunately, with moving and our daughter crawing/running around the house, I haven’t had time to update the blog in quite a while… Still hope to get it back on track at some point.

I forget the name of the template offhand as it’s been a while, but it was one of the stock temps from wordpress.org that I modified a little. The original was pink and had pictures of models in the upper right.

]]> By: ffxi gil http://www.drinkapint.com/?p=183&cpage=1#comment-226 ffxi gil Thu, 26 Feb 2009 20:06:43 +0000 http://www.drinkapint.com/?p=183#comment-226 "Nice Article - I'll be back for more :) Also, what wordpress template is being used on this blog? I know someone who would to know the name of it." “Nice Article - I’ll be back for more :)

Also, what wordpress template is being used on this blog? I know someone who would to know the name of it.”

]]> By: Noya http://www.drinkapint.com/?p=183&cpage=1#comment-191 Noya Sat, 04 Oct 2008 06:46:34 +0000 http://www.drinkapint.com/?p=183#comment-191 I'm drinking Pyramid Breweries’ Broken Rake as I type this. It's pretty tasty for an ale, with a large, slightly pinkish head that quickly dissapates. It has a deep amber color with a unique aroma. I've drank Pyramid's Hefeweizen before, and while not as good as Widmer's, it's about 30% cheaper at most stores. In fact, their entire line is cheaper than most other craft brewers (I live in Oregon, though, close to their plant). I’m drinking Pyramid Breweries’ Broken Rake as I type this. It’s pretty tasty for an ale, with a large, slightly pinkish head that quickly dissapates. It has a deep amber color with a unique aroma.

I’ve drank Pyramid’s Hefeweizen before, and while not as good as Widmer’s, it’s about 30% cheaper at most stores. In fact, their entire line is cheaper than most other craft brewers (I live in Oregon, though, close to their plant).

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