Comments on: Pretty Things Saint Botolph’s Town http://www.beeraday.net/beer/pretty-things-saint-botolphs-town/ Drinking one beer a day and discovering new brew Sat, 26 Nov 2011 01:34:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Andy Murphy http://www.beeraday.net/beer/pretty-things-saint-botolphs-town/comment-page-1/#comment-428 Andy Murphy Tue, 02 Jun 2009 01:51:32 +0000 http://www.beeraday.net/?p=1955#comment-428 Dann, it seems fact checking was lax in the literary world long before James Frey cranked up the spotlight. I've read your description of how Jack D'Or evolved. Have you made changes to subsequent batches of Saint Botolph's Town? Thanks for making such enjoyable beer, and for including rich background information on your website. Unlike the one or two line superlatives found on other brewery pages, the glimpse you provide into the beer's inspiration and your process pleasantly complements the experience of enjoying your creations. Dann, it seems fact checking was lax in the literary world long before James Frey cranked up the spotlight.

I’ve read your description of how Jack D’Or evolved. Have you made changes to subsequent batches of Saint Botolph’s Town?

Thanks for making such enjoyable beer, and for including rich background information on your website. Unlike the one or two line superlatives found on other brewery pages, the glimpse you provide into the beer’s inspiration and your process pleasantly complements the experience of enjoying your creations.

]]> By: Dann Paquette http://www.beeraday.net/beer/pretty-things-saint-botolphs-town/comment-page-1/#comment-424 Dann Paquette Mon, 01 Jun 2009 14:32:19 +0000 http://www.beeraday.net/?p=1955#comment-424 Andy, Thanks for posting that Longfellow poem. I'd never seen that before. Interesting that the priory he speaks of in fact was built nowhere near Boston, Lincolnshire. Not sure when that was figured out, but after Longfellow I guess! Cheers, Dann Andy, Thanks for posting that Longfellow poem. I’d never seen that before. Interesting that the priory he speaks of in fact was built nowhere near Boston, Lincolnshire. Not sure when that was figured out, but after Longfellow I guess!

Cheers,

Dann

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