Do as I say Not as I Do

Yuengling . For almost two centuries, tiny, family-owned Yuengling survived by refusing to grow.
So how'd it get to be America's fifth-largest brewery? http://www.yuengling.com/
Hell I don't know all the answers. All I know is while in North Carolina I visited a dry county, we took the bikes over the mountain and had a great ride. We were on pavement, gravel and path and then before you knew it we were at a gas station and found Yuengling at $6.99 a six pack, cheaper than in the big city. We both cramed a six pack into our day packs and headed for home. After about 30 minutes of riding we trailed it down to a look out and had a warm one. Packed it out and headed home and then brewed 5 gallons of home brew. Not bad for a day . Truth be told I would not ride a bike with more than beer in me, I have a high tollerance but , damn that pavement hurts! Peace Trails JW