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21-11-2004, 01:53 AM
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Middle Ages (Duke of Winship) -- On Long Island???
While attending college in Ithaca, I developed a taste for "finer"
beers-- among my favorite are beers by the Middle Ages brewery. Now I live on Long Island, and it's very difficult to find a bar that serves anything besides Bud or Bud Light. Any connoisseurs out there that know of a bar on Long Island that carries Middle Ages? Thanks-- Mike 
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21-11-2004, 03:26 PM
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No but try one of Suffolk's Local Gems Blue Point Brewery's creations. They
are wonderful. Small batches available in there tasting room. But many selections now served in many LI Bars & Restaurants. Fred live on Long Island, and it's very difficult to find a bar that serves anything besides Bud or Bud Light. Any connoisseurs out there that know of a bar on Long Island that carries Middle Ages? Thanks-- Mike
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21-11-2004, 03:26 PM
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No but try one of Suffolk's Local Gems Blue Point Brewery's creations. They
are wonderful. Small batches available in there tasting room. But many selections now served in many LI Bars & Restaurants. Fred live on Long Island, and it's very difficult to find a bar that serves anything besides Bud or Bud Light. Any connoisseurs out there that know of a bar on Long Island that carries Middle Ages? Thanks-- Mike
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