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January 24, 2009

It's Dry Here, But Not THAT Kind of Dry

The 25th Sundance Film Festival is going on right now, which doesn't make much difference in my life except that I had an INCREDIBLY long wait yesterday when I met someone for tea at the very cool Beehive Tea Room. But it means a lot to Utah, apparently: it brings in a lot of tourism money, and things like that are one reason Utah claimed for a long time to be "recession-proof."

And I'm guessing that this article in the NY Times on Utah's awarding-winning brew pubs is an attempt to help Sundance-attendees and other visitors figure out where to spend their tourist dollars.

The article is telling the truth: there's good beer to be had here--and it has great names like Polygamy Porter and Provo Girl Pilsner. This is one more reason I like Salt Lake City, and one more reason you should come visit me.

Posted by holly at January 24, 2009 9:10 AM

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By rebecca on January 24, 2009 2:07 PM

I know it's totally dorky, but I always wanted to go to Sundance when I lived in Utah. Somehow I never made it, though.

By Dale on January 24, 2009 8:03 PM

I'd much rather go visit you than pretend to care about Sundance, you're way more awesome.

By Juti on January 28, 2009 1:51 PM

Beehive Tea Room? Sign me up.

By holly on January 29, 2009 1:10 PM

Hi Rebecca--

I don't know if I want to go to Sundance. I never thought about it before. If I think about it now, I feel like I should want to go, because it's Culturally Relevant, but truth be told, I'd rather sit in front of my computer and listen to music and blog.

Hi Dale--

Thanks for thinking I'm more awesome than Sundance--truth be told, I agree with you. I was actually suggesting that all the brew pubs in SLC and its environs should be a reason to visit me, but if I'm attraction enough to lure you here, well, I won't complain.

Hi Juti--

The Beehive Tea Room is AWESOME. They even do a high tea, which I am really anxious to try. Next time you're in the area, we'll have to schedule that.

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