Contact

You can contact me with any pairing dinner hosting requests/questions/comments you’re too embarrassed to post/beer review requests/food or restaurant review requests, etc at:

E-mail: Becki@bitesnbrews.com

Follow me on Twitter: @BexterK

Like me on Facebook: Bites ‘n Brews

20 Responses to Contact

  1. Chris

    FWIW, I can’t seem to find Bites ‘n Brews on facebook. Search just gives web results. Could you post a link?

    BTW, great blog. I’m always end up thirsty when I come here :).

    • Done 🙂 And thanks! Quenching my thirst always seems to make my readers thirsty… Weird 😉

    • Anonymous

      As a Belgian beer lover I just would like to inform you that there are indeed great beers out there. Sadly even here, in Belgium, the land of the beers (I do mean that, in Germany they specialize in one type of beer, the pilsener) it is quite hard to find most descent beers, so I admire the passion you put into it.

  2. Clark

    You’re a classy dame. Keep being awesome.

  3. Dave

    Hi Becki!

    When are you going to come to Rhode Island and check out Trinity Brewhouse and the Coddington Brewery? You won’t be disappointed!

  4. Hello!
    I just wanted to say thanks for the article! Just so you know we now carry beers and are actually doing a beer tasting today (July 2nd). I’m sure I will do more in the future. Hope all is well and I see you again some time.
    Matt
    Bernard’s Wine Gallery

  5. Jim Lee

    Just found a link to your blog here on Aussiehomebrewer.com

    Your fame is spreading around the globe.
    Everybody loves good food and good beer.
    Forget the tattoos you may live to regret what may seem a good idea at the time. Suggest henna.

  6. Rodrigo F.

    Hey Becki!
    I love your blog! I’ve just turned 18, can’t even drink in many contries, but I can in Brazil. =]
    I have a cousin living in Eugene (Oregon) and he brought me some Ninkasi Brewing, have you tried it? He’s got his own Brewing too, it’s just too bad he doesn’t sell it or at least make more of it…
    Well,
    Cheers from Brazil!

  7. JT

    Hi Becki, was just enjoying a Lagunitas Hop Stoopid when I stumbled upon your blog. What a great find…..cute girl who loves craft beer AND home brews? yes please. Anyways, I was wondering if you had taken your Cicerone Beer Server Certification? I plan on taking it but like you, I don’t want to just get lucky on guesses, I want to know this stuff forwards and backwards. I home brew, have read the complete joy of homebrewing many times, and read Tasting Beer by Randy Mosher. Any other suggested readings? Keep up the good work, Becki. I look forward to your future “bloggings”(?)

    • I haven’t taken it yet. I’m hoping to in the next few weeks. Just have to get the SRM/ABV/IBU info for every style of beer memorized. Oy vey. One of my favorites books is “Radical Brewing”. That’s the style of beer I want to end up making – stuff that’s REALLY out there, but delicious!

  8. Jamie MacPhee

    Hey I’m a homebrewer out here in Massachusetts. I have to tell you out here we have our own version of Green Monsta but it’s not exactly a health drink. It’s a medium gravity IPA made by Wachusett Brewery that honors the legendary Green Monster left field wall at Fenway Park in Boston (Go Sox!) http://www.wachusettbrew.com look for me on Facebook, Half Hammer fine Beer and Bread

  9. Ryan

    Hey Becki! I’ve been following your blog for awhile now and I really like your style. Tomorrey and sammitch are my two favorite Bexterisms. I’ve tried a couple of recipes too, and they all seem to work out surprisingly well (which is sometimes a problem for me with new recipes). You have been officially added to my morning blog roll. Can’t wait to hear more!

    P.S. It’s nice to read about a California girl who likes good beer. It’s a rarity in my parts, I find.

  10. Damien

    Hi there. I love the blog!
    My wife and I consider ourslelves wanna be foodies and over the last year I have started to brew my own beer. I am obsessed with it now!! I am completely obsessed with the idea of pairiing craft beer and great food. Especially for entertainiing.
    So my question is: Starting from my amateur home brewer status what is the best way to educate myself about all things beer? How do I become better at pairing meals? Any advice?

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