About Me
- Name: on-the-rocks
- Location: Atlanta, GA area, United States
As a Geologist/Naturalist with a strong interest in Photography (and being an aspiring writer), I hope to use my travels in the continental U.S. and my experiences (and mistakes) as Educational Resources. I have a constant "yearning to learn" and a desire to better understand the things that I see and have seen in the past. I grew up on the Georgia Piedmont, received my B.S. in Geology and later worked on the Coastal Plain, and spent 14 years in El Paso, where I received my Master's Degree and learned much about the Chihuahuan Desert.
Beer Collectibles Links
- American Breweriana Association
- Atlantic Chapter, BCCA
- Brewery Collectibles Club of America
- 49er Chapter, BCCA
- Jim Plant's Collector Page
- Keystone Chapter, BCCA
- Red Fox Chapter, BCCA
- Rusty Bunch Chapter, BCCA
- Tennessee Brewing History
- Google News
- Abita Beer
- Anchor Brewing Co.
- Anderson Valley Brewing Co.
- Appellation Beer
- Asheville Pizza and Brewing Co.
- Atlanta Brewing Co.
- August Schell Brewing Co.
- Avery Brewing Co.
- Bayhawk Ales
- Beer Blog
- Beers of My Life
- Bitter End Brewpub (RIP)
- Bluegrass Brewing Co.
- Boscos Brewpubs
- Boston Beer Co.
- Boulder Beer Co.
- Breckinridge Brewing Co.
- Brewery Ommegang
- Christian Moerlein Brewing Co.
- City Brewery
- Eric's Beer Page
- 5 Seasons Brewing Co.
- Flying Dog Ales
- Fred's Beer Page
- Full Sail Brewing Co.
- F.X. Matt/Saranac Brewing
- Good People Brewing Co.
- Gordon Biersch Brewing Co.
- Hair of the Dog Brewing Co.
- Highland Brewing Co.
- Hilton Head Brewing Co.
- Huber Brewing Co.
- Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Co.
- Max Lager's
- Moon River Brewing Co.
- National Bohemian Blog
- North Coast Brewing Co.
- Old Dominion Brewing Co.
- Olde Auburn Ale House
- Olde Hickory Brewing Co.
- Oskar Blues Brewing Co.
- Park Tavern Brewery and Eatery
- Point Beer
- Rogue Ales
- Santa Fe Brewing Co.
- Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
- Shiner Beer
- Stoney's Beer
- STL Hops: A St. Louis Beer Website>/a>
- Straub Brewing Co.
- Sweetwater Brewing Co.
- The Lion Brewing Co.
- Thomas Creek Brewing Co.
- Tipsy Texan
- Turtle Mt. Brewing Co.
- Widmer Brothers Brewing Co.
- Yuengling Brewing Co.
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Beer Links
Archives
I blog primarily over at "geosciblog" (http://geosciblog.blogspot.com), I am doing this one for fun. It is inspired by 30+ years of beer can collecting and having tried more than 3,000 different American beers during that time. “. . . And beer was drunk with reverence, as it ought to be.” — G. K. Chesterton
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Found Two New Beer-Related Blogs
Beers of My Life and Tipsy Texan.
Both are listed in the blogroll at right, and both are informative and entertaining.
So if I don't post here as often as I should, go give them a read (in moderation, of course).
Both are listed in the blogroll at right, and both are informative and entertaining.
So if I don't post here as often as I should, go give them a read (in moderation, of course).
Labels: Beer Blogs, Beer Reviews
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Great Blog! Here's a can you may not be aware of
http://themantuary.wordpress.com/2008/05/22/poker-brat-and-beer/
Cheers!
http://themantuary.wordpress.com/2008/05/22/poker-brat-and-beer/
Cheers!
# posted by 
: 11:53 AM
: 11:53 AM
Could you please tell me where a good place is to find information on the approximate value of different beer cans...a "blue book" of sorts. Does such a thing, web-site or similar exist? My husband has many (~several hundred) beer cans that I would like to move to a more appreciated space :) Most of these are from the 70's and are currently taking up space in our barn. We are not looking to make big bucks from (I'm not sure if many are worth a whole lot), but on the other hand he enjoyed and took time to collect in his younger years; it would be nice not to 'be ripped off' by someone who does it just for money.
Thanks!
Thanks!
# posted by : 8:24 PM
: 8:24 PM
The Brewery Collectibles Club of America (www.bcca.com) has a new Tab Top Book for sale, but with all of the color photos, it is kind of pricey.
Checking eBay takes time, but you might give it a try to check prices. A lot of people were collecting during that time period, so most of the cans are common, but there could be some "sleepers" in there, probably not worth hundreds of dollars, but $5 here, $10 there.
Checking eBay takes time, but you might give it a try to check prices. A lot of people were collecting during that time period, so most of the cans are common, but there could be some "sleepers" in there, probably not worth hundreds of dollars, but $5 here, $10 there.
Thank you for your help, "on the rocks". I did end up calling the BCCA just a bit ago and yes, the books are a bit pricey. I may try eBay as I have time. I am guessing that many of them are like what you were saying...fairly common. I'm also hoping to contact the club in our area and see if they have any suggestions.
Thanks again for your help!
catherine
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Thanks again for your help!
catherine
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