Recently tried St. Bernardus - every beer is superb!

Also, the Zeppelin Hall Beer Garden website has been updated.
Zeppelin Hall Beer Garden

Gives me hope that they will be opening soon!

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Zeppelin Hall is the Beer garden going in the bottom of the tallest building in the Liberty Harbor development. The website says its going to be a restaurant too. I guessing the food will be of the german variety, but who knows it could be a mix.


It is supposed to be opening this spring.

I'm not sure what beer they will be serving either but I am getting thirsty just thinking about it.

It does seems like a waste, unless they are more energy efficient. Somehow I doubt that.

And the PA announcements: I'm a morning person unless I had the misfortune of hearing the PATH PA annoucement. I don't know which is worse the male or female one. I read during my commute, so the annoucements are like an unwarranted slap in the face. Why must it be so loud?! It kills me!

Ryanone and Mendezie - I definitely agree with Ommegang three philosophers. Great pick!

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Yes it's for real. this is the website - it took a while to find- Zeppelin Hall & Beer Garden. It's doesn't say much but I'm assuming (or hoping) their energies are being spent on getting the actual place open.

Being a big, BIG fan of the band, I wasn't a fan of the name either at first, but its slowly starting to grow on me. I like the whole german engineering concept .... and the name lends itself to some great slogans.

I consider myself somewhat of a Beer Buff. In anticipation of opening of the Beer garden Zeppelin Hall's, rumored to be in spring 2009, I am getting extra beer crazed.

To pass on some beer cheer, here are my TOP 10 BEERS! I tried to keep it German themed, but a couple belgium and domestic brews could not be ignored.

To all other aficionados, enthusiants, or drinkers.... please add your own picks. I am open to trying new beers and maybe overlooked a few.

When I get more time I will do a top 10 beer pairings list that will blow your mind.
Enjoy!

1. [Ayinger] Celebrator Doppelbock (Belgium)

2. Delirium Tremens (Belgium)

3. Weihenstephaner Original (Germany)

4. Anchor Liberty Ale (San Francisco)

5. Hacker Pschorr Oktoberfest (Germany)

6. Paulaner Hefe-Weiss bier (Germany)

7. Duvel (Belgium)

8. Dogfish Indian Brown Ale (Delaware)

9. Rogue Dead Guy Ale (Oregon)

10. Hoegaarden (Belgium)