The Happy Hour Guys take a time out in Maine, where the pedestrian potato is ascending to great heights. But how, for the love of all that's spudlike? Watch and find out! Cheers!
Video #33: The Happy Hour Guys in less than 60 seconds.
The Happy Hour Guys present: THE WORLD OF DRINKING.
Join Mark Aldrich and Jimmy Ludwig as they travel to historic, unique, and remarkable bars and share with you their stories, the people behind your favorite drinks, and the communities served by these Third Places.
Follow our travels so you can take some of your own!
The Happy Hour Guys: Laugh, Learn, Drink.
Join Mark Aldrich and Jimmy Ludwig as they travel to historic, unique, and remarkable bars and share with you their stories, the people behind your favorite drinks, and the communities served by these Third Places.
Follow our travels so you can take some of your own!
The Happy Hour Guys: Laugh, Learn, Drink.
Video #32: Farewell McReilly's.
The Happy Hour Guys make a last stop at McReilly's, a neighborhood home in Long Island City that has sheltered, fed and watered blue collar and white collar alike for 20 years. Due to a dispute with the landlord, they had to close their doors on 8.29.08. Farewell, McReilly's. You'll be missed.
Video #31: Dram Central Station.
The Happy Hour Guys make their way to Dram Central Station, home of the Jazz Dentist ( www.jazzdentist.com ) and begin making their way into the world of Scotch Whisky! Woo Hoo!
Video #30: Crossing the Great Divide.
The Happy Hour Guys make their way to Denver, where the Big Beer Bus stops off at the Great Divide Brewing Company. Join us as we sample some HUGE beers, and hang with some fantastic people. We love our job. Cheers!
Video #29: The Aspen Teaser. (MAJJiC Tour #3)
The Happy Hour Guys make lemonade out of their lemons in Aspen Colorado, where the influence of Extraterrestrials Who May Not Want You To Know About Beer is strong. However, We Win. Enjoy!
Video #28: A Clever Quips.
Visit Lancaster, PA and an English pub, with a Dickens inspired menu featuring tastes of Merry Old England that's been around long enough for Mr. Dickens to have visited in person. He didn't, but he could have. Just saying. And his great grandson really did. Cheers!