Month: August 2011

Theatre Review: “Noises Off” at the Georgia Shakespeare Festival

Catch Noises Off at the Georgia Shakespeare Festival ... but hurry. Far, far too often, I hear people complaining about the lack of good theatre in Atlanta. Frankly, this always mystifies me. I find myself asking, what have you seen? Did you catch The Alliance's brilliant productions of The Road to Mecca or Dancing at … Continue reading Theatre Review: “Noises Off” at the Georgia Shakespeare Festival →

One more root beer review: Abita Root Beer

Sip an Abita Root Beer, straight from Louisiana Like more than a few of the better microbreweries, Abita also brews a root beer, which it boasts is made from pure Louisiana cane sugar. I have no idea what's different about Louisiana cane sugar, but it's mighty tasty in Abita Root Beer. Like all the (admittedly … Continue reading One more root beer review: Abita Root Beer →

One More Root Beer Review: Sprecher Root Beer

Try a yummy Sprecher Root Beer Earlier this week, I praised Tommyknocker Root Beer, calling it delicious, one of the best sodas I've tried, but somehow not a root beer. Sprecher is a classic root beer ... in fact, it may be the Platonic ideal of root beer. Taste-wise, it falls right smack between A&W … Continue reading One More Root Beer Review: Sprecher Root Beer →

Root Beer Review: Tommyknocker

Try a delicious Tommyknocker Root Beer Last weekend, I created a new tab for root beer here on the ol' blog. Figured I might as well make use of it, huh? Anyway, turns out there are quite a few "gourmet" root beers out there, all made with real cane sugar which, as far as I'm … Continue reading Root Beer Review: Tommyknocker →