Comments on: Red Brick Tavern, Atlanta Airport http://beertravelers.com/postcards/2006/02/25/red-brick-tavern-atlanta-airport-2/ The road goes on forever and the part never ends Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:09:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: Stan Hieronymus http://beertravelers.com/postcards/2006/02/25/red-brick-tavern-atlanta-airport-2/#comment-118 Wed, 01 Mar 2006 02:55:40 +0000 http://beertravelers.com/postcards/2006/02/25/red-brick-tavern-atlanta-airport-2/#comment-118 Check out the list at http://www.beerme.com/breweries/airports.shtml Check out the list at http://www.beerme.com/breweries/airports.shtml

]]> by: Bryan http://beertravelers.com/postcards/2006/02/25/red-brick-tavern-atlanta-airport-2/#comment-117 Wed, 01 Mar 2006 02:50:49 +0000 http://beertravelers.com/postcards/2006/02/25/red-brick-tavern-atlanta-airport-2/#comment-117 Wasatch and Squatters in the Salt Lake City airport offer decent beer in an airport with otherwise not much to do. Found my way here on a much longer than expected wait for a connecting flight. Would be interesting to know if anyone's compiled a guide to good beer drinking in (at least) this country's airports. Wasatch and Squatters in the Salt Lake City airport offer decent beer in an airport with otherwise not much to do. Found my way here on a much longer than expected wait for a connecting flight.

Would be interesting to know if anyone’s compiled a guide to good beer drinking in (at least) this country’s airports.

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