Mug Warrior

I did not know exactly how to categorize this particular passage. There are categories regarding breweries, seasonal, and a general category about the site. How does the common beer drinker, nay the common man in today’s society navigate his way to higher learning about beer? We may provide the words, but we do not provide the squeeze. We do not make available the internet bourgeois, a guide to sample or dabble in these fine goods because our site does not have the category labeled “BEER STORES” or “DISTRIBUTORS.” Well I tell you my fellow serfs; it is my purpose in this particular blog to shed such light on where we may find many of the beers we discuss on Mugwarrior.

Today’s topic…The Foodery. If you are familiar with or frequent The Foodery, this is all old hat to you, so I recommend perusing the rants of Tim and his many Victorious moods. If you know not of the The Foodery, then continue to read. “The Foodery is located at 10^th and Pine street in downtown Philadelphia; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for those of you from Mississippi. It is the beer addict’s kingpin. It is where I have discovered and experimented with many of the beers I have tried in my life. It is where I was able to sooth the cravings of my wheat beer desires with the likes of Franziskaner, and Paulaner. It is where I was able to try the many different varieties of Chimay, only to realize the only good one is the expensive one. Sadly, The Foodery’s massive inventory has also fooled me into thinking that all beer is good. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury exhibit A…Aass Beer. Fortunately, a Guinness chaser was all that was needed to soothe the disappointment of a less than tasty beer. (If you have a different or similar experience with the Aass, please reply to this blog.) OK, no more writing, I am now thirsty and thinking about a trip to The Foodery…takers?

Update: We added a distributors category since this one was written.