I definitely need to start riding my bike some more and drinking less beer.  The opportunity here is to learn more about a beer that started with a guy bike riding around Belgium.  My family and I took a day trip to a brewery up North in Colorado.  I would have to say I always like the beer they made, but really never knew the story around it.  And what a story and a tour.  The brewery tour is by far the best tour I have ever had through a brewery.  It was so close to the wort, the yeast, the boilers, and everything else.  You had the chance to look inside the boilers and actually see the beer.  The whole brewery was so environmental friendly it was amazing.  Everyone was so happy and smiling, dark beer, ipa beer, ale beer, aged beer, and sour beer probably plays a part with the happiness.  But what I really thought was awesome is that everyone one that works at this brewery is a co-worker, not an employee.  They all have ownership and share the profits and the beer.  

If I ever do find a position available that I could possibly qualify for at this brewery I am definitely sending in my resume.  Because a new bike and a 12 pack of beer every week is exactly what I need.

New Belgium Brewery, Ft. Collins Colorado