Wednesday, December 6, 2017

News and Ideas for Holiday Beer Cheer

In San Francisco, “Holiday cheer” means something as unique as the city itself. San Francisco Travel has some recommendations for the best brews of the season, many of which are only available for a limited time.
Anchor Brewing Company's Christmas Ale 
It's that highly-anticipated time of year, when Anchor releases their famous Christmas Ale, which has a different (and closely guarded) recipe each year. The tradition is now in its 42nd year, the 2017 edition is a smooth and creamy winter warmer with rich flavors of cacao, toffee and roasted nuts, and subtle hints of honey and herbal spice.
Anchor Distilling Company's Old Potrero Single Malt Hotaling's Whiskey 
Anchor does more than just beer and while this special release isn't a brew, it still warrants a mention on this list. This unusual whiskey has been aged for 16 years in once-used, charred oak whiskey barrels. Many of the finest Scottish single malts are aged in the same manner. The method of producing this Hotaling's Whiskey is identical to the other Old Potrero whiskeys: it is a pot-distilled spirit from a mash of 100% malted rye. Only the barrel aging is different.
Barrel Head Brewhouse's Winter Scotch Ale 
The juicy details on this seasonal brew—including its official name—are still under wraps. While you wait, visit this lively establishment just a stone's throw from Golden Gate Park and sample their new cocktail, the Girl Scout Hustle. It'll taste just like everyone’s favorite Thin Mints, but packing a bit more of a punch!
Black Sands Brewery's Oil As Embers 
This might not sound like it would be easy going down (fire and oil?), but this milk stout will be perfect for a crisp winter evening. Oil As Embers is full-bodied, with massive coffee flavors and a dry finish. Visit Black Sands Brewery in the Lower Haight neighborhood.
Harmonic Brewing's Seasonal Offerings 
This low-key, friendly microbrewery in the Dogpatch neighborhood is always experimenting with the flavors of the season. Currently, you can enjoy a range of special small batch brews, from the light and moderately tart Passion Aggression Kettle-Sour to the big but balanced Big Cush Double IPA.
Laughing Monk Brewery's Winter Bough 
In the south end of the city, Laughing Monk is whipping up this Belgian Quad for the holidays. A first-time release, it's made with chocolate, Andytown coffee, and oak spirals.
Local Brewing Company's Seasonal Offerings 
Local Brewing Company's Winter Sweater Imperial Porter will instantly transport you to a comfy chair in front of a roaring fireplace. Made with chocolate malt, vanilla beans, and even graham crackers, this Imperial Porter will absolutely be in high demand. Also sample their Ugly Winter Sweater Dark Sour, a very complex brew that was aged for one year in a Cabernet Sauvignon barrel from neighboring Bluxome St. Winery. Expect their SoMa storefront to be extra busy.
Magnolia Brewing Company's Chocolate George 
Working together with Recchiuti Confections, Magnolia Brewing is proud to debut this deliciously smooth Belgian-style stout. Recchiuti provided the cocoa beans and Magnolia's owner and brewmaster Dave McLean did the rest. This limited edition creation is only available at Magnolia's Haight Street location.
Magnolia Brewing Company's Winter Warmer 
This is Magnolia's traditional holiday offering, which they've served up for almost 20 years now. The minimal hop character allows the large quantity of Maris Otter and crystal malts to develop into layers of nutty, biscuit, caramel, toffee, raisin and prune notes with a hint of heat.
Moylan's Brewing Company's White Christmas Spiced Winter Ale 
This brewery and restaurant across the Golden Gate Bridge in Marin County is proud to serve this Belgian-style ale, brewed with orange zest, cinnamon and coriander. The White Christmas Spiced Winter Ale is malty and smooth with a zesty finish.
Sierra Nevada's Celebration IPA 
This popular brewer isn't hard to find in stores, but there’s a special way to enjoy this intense, hop-forward holiday beer while you're in San Francisco. Join Off the Grid and the Union Square Business Improvement District at the seasonal Winter Walk on Stockton Street every Wednesday for Craft Beer & Crafts, a fun event presented in collaboration with The Museum of Craft and Design.
Triple Voodoo Brewery's Inception 
This delightful brewery and tap room in Dogpatch is about to have Inception on tap. This Belgian golden strong is hoppier than most Belgians ales, yet classic and very drinkable. The brewmasters say it has a spicy yet fruity taste that's sure to please the palette.
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Tuesday, September 26, 2017

TREXECOM Megastore News and Information


A few people have been asking me about e-Commerce and how I make money from home with it. What I did was join a program called T-REXecom.

And, I’ve said this before, e-commerce is an amazing way to generate an online income.  Even when you’re on vacation, sleeping, or doing whatever the heck you want!  It’s truly unbelievable.

I’ve been doing e-commerce for quite a while.  I have to say, it’s unlike any other kind of online business out there.  

You’re probably familiar with T-REXecom at this point. If you aren’t -- they are one of the fastest growing e-commerce platforms on the globe. If you're taking their free "5 Steps to 7 Figures" course right now, then you’ll see why.   T-REX is known to outperform Shopify and the other platforms in sales.  Greg Writer and Stephen West share their five step process for generating seven figures a year in the course, they show you blueprints and everything.

You don’t have to spend weeks or months developing your own products, you just find a supplier.  

And companies like Printex -- Printex is a USA-based manufacturing facility that’s directly partnered with T-REX -- They have white-label products, so you can brand your own logo on the tags and the packaging.  

And with e-commerce, you actually own your business. It’s not like affiliate marketing where your business is built on other’s companies who make decisions for you.  With e-commerce, you have complete control.  Well, usually . . .

You'll hear Greg and Stephen talk about this . . . There are some people who don’t have control over their e-commerce business.  Greg tells a story about a woman he was just talking to who was scorned because she didn’t have control over her e-commerce business.

Greg will explain why she -- and other e-commerce owners like her -- don’t have control . . .and the seriously dead-simple way of making sure what happened to her doesn’t happen to you.
And listen guys.  Greg is the guy . . . He and Stephen West, they are easily the guys to go to to learn about e-commerce.  Since they have that position with T-REXecom and Printex, they see all the top earners in their community.  They know who is making seven figures and beyond.  Every day Greg and Stephen get to hear from these people and learn what strategies are working.

So, even if you’re sitting there thinking . . . “yeah I’ve studied e-commerce for a long time. I’ve heard everything by now” then I can assure you what you’re going to learn in this presentation is completely different from anything you’ve seen before.  

These guys get to see what most e-commerce gurus don’t get to see.

Most gurus can only speak of their own success -- they may have a connection with one or two seven-figure earners.  Well Greg and Stephen know and personally work with about twenty to thirty of them.  They see the ins and outs of their e-commerce business because they run the platform, the drop-shipping company, and of course the community and the training. And because their success is 100% based on their *clients* success... *our* success... they really make sure to drop a ton of great value.

I was so amazed with what they’re doing that I thought I'd share this free course with you guys in the link below. The best place to learn about e-Commerce is this course where Greg and Stephen give an overview of the industry and share their secrets with you.

And keep an eye out for the TREXECOM MEGA Store… this is the ultimate “done-for-you” solution so you don’t have to learn how to configure a store or find products to sell… everything is built and filled with items that are being manufactured and shipped from Hannibal Missouri. I don’t know about you, but that’s important to me. I like to know my business is contributing to our economy and giving Americans jobs. Everything in the MEGA Store is made in the USA, it’s awesome guys. And you never have to package anything yourself, you don’t have to buy products beforehand or anything, you don’t have to store inventory in your house. I know a lot of people think of that when they think of ecommerce. That you;; have to. Store products in your one houser. NO not with the magic of drop shipping which Greg Writer talks more about in the free course. Anyway, I’m here if you have any questions, either comment here or PM me. Go ahead and sign up.