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Nov 25, 20205 min read

A Thanksgiving to Forget

The Puritans up in Plymouth Rock ever had a happy gathering around the table. With anyone, least of all the Native Americans.

Nov 24, 20205 min read

One of Those Marriages

On the gulf’s east bank sits Iran, baring its teeth at Saudi Arabia and doing a fair job of conquest-by-internal-rot of Iraq.

Nov 20, 20202 min read

Suntory isn't a copy of anything...

Japanese markets – while inventive – rarely seem to come up with much on their own that has a shelf life longer than the pre-teen fad.

Nov 6, 20203 min read

The Only Whisky That is Talisker

Talisker, as its makers point out, is “made by the sea on the shore of the Isle of Skye.” And so it be.

Nov 5, 20201 min read

Talking Trees and Local Beers

Dropping in on world-class Crystal Bridges museum, I checked out the local beer for the Memphis Flyer.

Oct 29, 20208 min read

I've Never Been to Katmandu

“Run and find out.” Motto of all the Mongoose family Rudyard Kipling Rikki-tikki-tavi November 2012: I was starting to sweat. It was a...

Oct 27, 20201 min read

Chocolate Rye Porter

With the seasons changing, this is a great fall beer - a local favorite when the weather turns a little cooler.

Apr 29, 20202 min read

The Viking Scotch

Granted, the branding seems a little off at first. But why not?

Jan 7, 20205 min read

We Aren't Going to War With Iran

Whatever it is that Iran can do to us, they’re already doing it.

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