This week you get..

This week you my loyal readers get a heavy dose of me, the Ferm.



I have been wanting to do a week solo for a while, I have a few surprises up my sleeve for the week and promise not to let you, my loyal readers, down.

While I am personally a big fan of the multi-reviews I would like to hear your feed back throughout the week.  While I do not plan on having too many solo weeks, I would like to know how you like them.

Enjoy the long weekend to those of you that have it and I will be back tomorrow with an extra long review (or atleast extra long in my opinion).

Be Safe and Cheers!

2 Months in the making....

Well..2 months in the making, and a few hours late (sorry I blame the Cabo Wabo I was pouring last night, and the fact that Cerveza Chica wanted to go bowling in the monring) we welcome Eduardo to the family of Dos Beer-igos.  Here is Eduardo's background.



I drank $7 lite beers at Marlins games until I started at Total Wine in October 2007. Very quickly I learned I was attracted to the sweet nectar known as craft beer. I dove in head first, much to my wife's chagrin, tasting through the single beer aisle at Total Wine. I was like a sponge. I couldn't get enough. I subscribed to all the beer magazines and podcasts I could find. I attended SAVOR in May of 2009. It was an amazing experience. I've gotten to met several of my craft beer heros including Sam Calagione, Garrett Oliver, and Greg Koch. My favorite beer styles include IPA's and imperial stouts. I now work as an assistant manager at the Ft. Lauderdale Total Wine. I handle a lot of beer functions for the stores in South Florida. Follow me on Twitter @Ed_Roberts. Cheers!

Thanks Eduardo...and welcome to the family.

**Warning this week consisted of 6 total beer reviews, when you see the 6th I'm still not sure....but pay attention and you might get some extra credit on your next Dos Beer-igos assignment.

~Ferm out!

Guest Blogger; Este Amigo

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Good Morning Beer Country, Ferm here to introduce a good friend of mine and this weeks guest blogger. Este Amigo.



Original huh?!? Well I allow my guest bloggers to make up their own names and usually ask for a bit of help from Cerveza Chica.

Well here is a quick note from this weeks blogger Este Amigo;

What goin on everyone?!? My name is David, aka "Iowa", and for the blog aka "Este Amigo". I was raised in Iowa and moved to FL in ‘01 to attend FAU, it was basically the closest thing to the beach I could find. This was where "The Ferm" and I starting drinking together, wayyy to often. Well lets go back to the beginning; which found me in an abandoned farm house sharing my very first Natural Light at the tender age of 14 with some buddies, not much to do in Iowa except learn early and practice. Miller Lite was my beer of choice for the first years of undergrad and finally evolved into a Smithwicks man. Now that I’ve learned that beer isn’t just used for funneling and getting hammered I now have an appreciation for different brewing styles and flavors. I’ve become a stout and porter enthusiast, yet I will have to say that Post Road Pumpkin Ale by Brooklyn Brewery has taken the top spot on my micro list with its unique taste. Surprising since I’ve hated every other pumpkin ale I’ve ever tried. Well overall I’m still in the novice stages of actual beer “tasting” but I’m looking forward to the learning experience, but mostly the tasting experience.

Cheers!....No Wait Beers
~Este Amigo


**If you would like to be a guest blogger for Dos Beer-igos, shoot me ("The Ferm") an email at DosBeerigos@gmail.com**

This Weeks Guest Blogger is...

Good Morning Beer Nation!

It’s Sunday, and that means you get to meet your next GUEST BLOGGER!

That said are you ready to meet your guest blogger?!?!?

This week I am going to be doing reviews with; Ardilla Voladora!

Ardilla Voladora has a pretty extensive background in wine and beer. While she is more of a fan of wine, she truly appreciates beer!

Her first micro that she could remember (it took her some time to actually remember) was probably a Long Trail or Magic Hat up in Boston. She really liked the taste and how different it was from normal mainstream beer.

She worked in the wine industry for a few years. Wine being her first true love, she felt it was a perfect fit. Her experience led her into a different direction and right down the beer road. She now is currently in the Beer Industry, and is working to bring better beers to people all over the local area.

Ardilla Voladora will bring some different insight to the tasting blog. She loves the ability to pair beer with food, or have food cooked with the beer. A bit of a self-proclaimed foodie, she sheds light on an aspect of beer that we at Dos Beer-igos haven’t even touched with a ten foot pole.

So that said welcome Ardilla Voladora to the blog!

CHEERS!!....no wait BEERSSS!!!!!!

(Note: if you would like to be a guest blogger please shoot me an email at DosBeerigos@gmail.com)