The road trip begins with an epic drive across Texas and through New Mexico. The landscape was pretty baron apart from a few fun Route 66 stops (& some awesome Mexican food) . The reason for coming - George Thorogood of course. Great gig at a casino amphitheatre. One bourbon, one scotch, one beer... Aaron's tasting notes - $4.99 growlers. At of liquor store. Yes please. Elevated IPA by La Cumbre Brewing Company was awesome.

Weekend road trip to Hallett Racetrack in Oklahoma. Thanks to Chris for taking us around the track and letting us camp out and party in his trailer.

Awesome food, great music and just generally cool. Our short excursion down to Austin was well worth the trip. Sixth street offered the crazy party crowd, Rainey street provided cool bars in converted houses with plenty of local beer and Laura finally got her cowboy boots on funky South Congress ave. we will hopefully make it back here one day for SXSW or Austin City Limits... Aaron's tasting notes - watching Austin's weirdness go by with some tasty local IPA's ...

Paris Texas, home of the cowboy hat wearing Eiffel Tower. It's also where we got to shoot a load of guns, Texas style and eat our first corn dog and try some authentic Mexican food (without actually going to Mexico). Cheers Matt, we finally got to visit the 'second biggest Paris in the world'...

Texas baby (where everything is bigger)...!!! Texas has been a long time coming and it was blast. From epic brunches, locally distilled whiskey and rum, MASSIVE pizzas, awesome people, hand made glasses (the first batch of merchandise...??!), the Texas Rangers (baseball), lots of beer and lots more beer. A massive high 5 to Matt & Colin for their hospitality and Doug & Chris for the glasses. Aaron's tasting notes - far too many beers to list here but a...