Rare Beer Tuesday and New Arrivals at The Charleston Beer Exchange
Rare Beer Tuesday Tonight at 5pm (6/30/09)
As we do every Tuesday at 5pm, we'll be tapping an extra special, rare keg at 5pm for growler fills! Our feature this evening will be the outstanding Ballast Point Victory At Sea Coffee Vanilla Imperial Porter! This is an incredible beer that won't last long so don't wait!
New Arrivals in Bottles
Stone 13th Anniversary
Rogue Somer Orange Honey Ale
Rogue Captain Sig's Northwestern Ale
Southern Tier Cherry Saison
Southern Tier Cuvee 2
Thomas Creek Up the Creek
Cantillon Classic Geuze 750ml
Val-Dieu Grand Cru
Julius Echter Hefe-Weiss and Hefe-Weiss Dunkel
On the Growler Station Now
Brooklyn Cuvee de Cardoz
COAST 32/50 Kolsch
COAST HopArt IPA
Weyerbacher Double Simcoe IPA
Founders Breakfast Stout
Stone 13th Anniversary
COAST Red Legs Scotch Ale
Southern Tier Cherry Saison
Independance Day Special
Friday July 3rd and Saturday July 4th we will have Stoudts American Pale Ale on the growler station for only $9.50 per fill! This is the perfect beer to celebrate the 4th of July!
Kegs
Please call anytime for current keg availability. We keep certain kegs in stock and can get many others with just few days notice.
Please join our friends at d.d. Pecker's Wing Shack for a special "keep the glass" night featuring Stone Levitation Ale on Wednesday, July 1st at 8pm. More details here: Stone Levitation at d.d. Pecker's.
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Cheers,
The Charleston Beer Exchange
14 Exchange St.
Charleston, SC 29401
843.577.5446
www.thecharlestonbeerexchange.com
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House on the Rock
House on the Rock, some of you shipboard types have probably seen this on
Occasion. In my time in the Newport/Boston area it didn't look this good but,
Times have changed and the restoration is apparent..
Clingstone, an unusual, 103-year-old mansion in Rhode Island's
Narragansett Bay, survives through the love and hard work of
Family and friends.
Henry Wood, the owner, runs the house like a camp: all skilled workers welcome.
The Jamestown Boatyard hauls the family's boats and floating dock and store
Them each winter in return for aweek's use of the house in the summer.
Mr. Wood, a 79-year-old Boston architect, bought the house with his
Ex-wife Joan in 1961 for $3,600. It had been empty for two decades.
Clingstone had been built by a distant cousin, J.S. Lovering Wharton.
Mr. Whartonworked with an artist, William Trost Richards, to create
A house of picture windows with 23 rooms on three stories radiating
Off a vast central hall.
The total cost of the construction, which was completed in 1905,
Was $36,982.99
An early sketch of the house. Mr.Wood is as proud as any parent of his house,
And keeps a fat scrapbook of photographs and newspaper clippings that
Document it's best moments. Many of the historic photos he has were
Provided by the company that insured the house for its original owners.
The Newport Bridge is visible from the windows of the Ping-Pong room,
To the left of the fireplace.
The house is maintained by an ingenious method: the Clingstone work weekend.
Held every year around Memorial Day, it brings 70 or so friends and Clingstone
Lovers together to tackle jobs like washing all 65 of the windows. Anne Tait,
Who is married to Mr. Wood's son Dan, refinished the kitchen floor on one of
Her first work weekends
There are 10 bedrooms at Clingstone, all with indecently beautiful views.
The dining room table seats 14. Refinishing the chairs is a task
On the list for a future work weekend.
Sign by the ladder that leads to the roof reads: No entry after three
Drinks or 86 years of age. "It used to say 80 but we had a guy on a work
Weekend who was 84, so I changed it," said Mr. Wood, ever the realist.
It would have been a shame to curtail the activities of a willing volunteer.
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