@notchbrewing.bsky.social hit a Sharp Pour of Tomodachi on a IG story back in Dec. About died when I opened up the app and saw that. www.instagram.com/p/DR99JD6kdO...

swing in whenever!
I'm sure I could put together a list of the specialty pour shops in Japan just by trying to recreate individual pours. Specialty service still looks small portion of general drinking culture at large, which sounds right. But influential on the whole

Nada Hall opened around 1947-1948 serving hot sake but added a second section in 1949 serving draft beer, Nada Columbia. Whole space was rebranded Nada Columbia around 1963, closed March 27 1998. Matsuo joined about 1981 and opened Bier Reise '98 on May 11 1998.

České Švýcarsko is apparently a national park I found by just searching Czech Switzerland. And a call back to one of our first Lukr features, Roaring Table Pilsner (which became Concordance) and Phase Three P3 American Pils. July 18 2021. A early and rough hladinka here in the British mug here.

*Stangen

Pub with the Micro Matic creamer faucet! This is the best I've ever seen that creamer function, tbh

(searching through reels to find more side pulls in the background)

They cut the whole pour, almost everyone does, I'm the only one that wants to see any pour unedited, but it presented nice.

[1870] Ninth US Census:
Nativities of...Principal Cities, Table VIII, pg 387
Chicago 6,277 of Bohemia
Milwaukee 1,435 of Bohemia

Selected Nativities by Counties, Table VII, pg 377:
Wisconsin Counties
Racine Co: 703 born in Bohemia
Milwaukee Co: 1524
Kenosha Co: 11
IL, Cook: 6329
IL, Lake: 7

Why Czech beer in Racine? Racine went from 9,880 in 1870 to 16,031 in 1880 census. Racine County grew from 26,740 to 30,922. In 1870 there were 10,570 Czech settlers in Wisconsin, followed by Illinois with 7,350. via Miloslav Rechcígl, Jr.

Nearly all applicable spaces in Racine/Racine County that are on the National Register of Historic Places were built after 1873. Racine had its great fire in 1882. The Sixth Street Business District includes 3-4 candidates, maybe use their names to look up adverts for "Pilsner Bier"

1873's 11 Restaurants and Saloons. 4 were later represented in the 1876 directory.
John Klein, Dealer in Wines and Liquors.
H. Lersch, Proprietor Saloon, 113 Main St.
Corneleous Morris, Proprietor Saloon, State St.
P. Rasmusson, Proprietor of Saloon, St. Clair St.

13 Saloons of Village of Burlington, Racine County:
Bollow C.
Bradshaw G. W.
Bushman B. J.
Dahl J.
Deitrich J.
Erdmann C.
Geheb M.
Hicks Win.
Konst L.
Laske Win.
Reis John
Rittman H. J.
Weiler N.