Word: cellars
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...great place to start. Serving over 900 of the nation's finest brews, revered for their strength and diversity, and with a menu as thick as a phone book boasting these as well as more than 1,100 beers from 60 other countries, this cellar bar is a shrine to the brewer's art. In dimly lit, shrine-like surroundings, old enameled advertisements and colorful backlit beer posters adorn the walls, while wooden beer kegs double as tables. It's here that customers can risk curiosities like Tahitian Hinano beer, Baadog from Mongolia, Black Sheep from the Faroe Islands...
...whose top returning scorer, Brianne Schmidt, potted just nine goals last season and whose penalty kill allowed opponents to convert a full third of their power plays a year ago. Cornell can take solace, however, in the presence of hapless Union, which should separate the Big Red from the cellar...
...getting a little better defensively, and two we’ve had a great pass rush.” After spending the majority of the first half of the season ranked at the bottom of the Ivies for turnover differential, the Crimson enters this week finally out of the cellar. Life at the Bottom While Harvard has managed to improve its place in various Ivy rankings in recent weeks, the Crimson will take on what may be one of the worst Ivy teams in recent memory. Columbia goes into the game this week ranked last or second to last...
Sure, the Quakers are 3-0 in the Ivies, but what do we really know about them?They have destroyed cellar-dwellers Dartmouth and Columbia and pasted a Yale team that might be on the verge of 3-1 right now, but will likely finish no better than 4-3 in league play.For Penn, the true tests lie ahead. The Quakers have Brown on the road this weekend, followed by a visit from Princeton and a trip to Cambridge. Emerging victorious in two out of three would put the Quakers in pretty good shape for an Ivy title, while winning...
...prefer winemaking in a more communal atmosphere, you can sign up for one of the increasingly popular community wineries, such as San Francisco's Crushpad, or franchised clubs like Vintner's Cellar, Wine Not International and Carafe Winemakers...