When you think Tennessee, probably the first alcohol to come to mind is whiskey, and if you're visiting Nashville you'll surely find it there. There are a number of local distilleries, and the famous Jack Daniels Distillery is a doable daytrip from Nashville. But for the beer-drinkers out there, Nashville has plenty to offer too.... Continue Reading →
Memphis: So Much More Than Just Elvis
Admittedly I can't say I ever knew all that much about the city of Memphis other than it being home to Elvis Presley's Graceland. And to be honest I can't say I ever had a desire to visit up until a few months ago. In my travel planning for Nashville I came across a blog... Continue Reading →
Visiting Nashville (Even if You’re Not That Into Country Music)
Everyone lately is going to Nashville. This lively southern city is becoming quite the place to have your bachelorette party or girls weekend. But what about a solo trip for someone who doesn't even care for country music that much? Well I did just that, and I had a blast! Nashville has something for everyone... Continue Reading →
Around the World in Beers: San Antonio
San Antonio's history is mostly known for its Spanish colonial period and the Texas Revolution, but woven into the city's rich history and culture is the art of brewing, an art which has seen a recent rejuvenation with the appearance of new craft breweries. German immigrant William Menger opened the city's first brewery on the... Continue Reading →
Around the World in Beers: Quebec
When you think of traveling to Canada, you probably don't think of beer. But the province of Quebec is currently nurturing a booming craft beer scene. In fall of 2017 I took a five-day trip split between Montreal and Quebec City and sampled a few local brews along the way. Here is everything that I... Continue Reading →
Boston in a Blizzard
It's that wonderful time of year when snowflakes are falling here in the Mid-Atlantic and most people are taking their trips south in search of warmer weather, and I've been reminiscing about two years ago when I decided to go north instead. It was probably the craziest travel decision I have ever made, and with... Continue Reading →
12 Hours in Austin
Austin is weird. That's not an insult or offense, it's something Austinites have fully embraced. They've even adopted a slogan - "Keep Austin Weird," their way of encouraging support of their small local businesses. We're talking about the city that has chicken shit bingo (no lie), a Cathedral of Junk which has become an attraction... Continue Reading →
The Ultimate San Antonio Trip
San Antonio was never on my list. Up until a certain point I didn't even know that much about it other than it being the home of the Alamo. Through the summer months of 2018 I was itching to nail down my next destination, but having just moved into an apartment in downtown Philadelphia, an... Continue Reading →

