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1·5 days agoMaybe they’ll do something before I die. Either of old age or agony of having to watch us careen from rebuild to rebuild without hope in between.
I agree with this article. He’s not the real issue. Maybe one of them but not the only one by far.
And how dumb- just let him finish it out. What good does it do firing him with 5 games left? Just reads like an asshole move by the FO. Which given the assholes at the top, why should we be surprised.
1·11 days agoReactions from both Bengals and commissioners.
This is absolutely absurd and should be laughed out of the room. No more taxpayer money for billionaires!
Full list of current nonstop international destinations:
- Paris
- London
- Cancun
- Los Cabos, MX
- Punta Cana, DR
- Montego Bay, JA
- Toronto
- Montreal (spring 2025)
2·17 days agoI enjoy it. It’s not a huge event but it usually gets me out to a bar to have just a bit more fun than I would otherwise.
Samuel Adams is Oktoberfest’s presenting sponsor and will offer its Oktoberfest beer at several booths throughout the festival, as well as in the Samuel Adams Beer Garden. Traditional German breweries, including Krombacher, Radeberger and Weihenstephan, will serve traditional beers.
Sixteen Greater Cincinnati breweries will also be present, including:
Rhinegeist Brewery MadTree Brewing Braxton Brewing Fifty West Brewing Company West Side Brewing Fretboard Brewing Company Urban Artifact Grainworks Brewing Company Sonder Brewing
Third in the lineup - Covington Oktoberfest this coming weekend.
We shall see. Had one down in OTR (basically downtown) but it folded after a couple years. I’m not sure myself how big the market is for it here.
Hopefully we can at least go out on a high.
Which is really saying something since during the Cranley admin we basically regressed.
Excited for you guys though. Hopefully a turning point.
Next up- OTRberfest. A new event so comments on it are certainly welcome.
Agreed. Beer was ok though. Not amazing but ok.
First in the chute- Germania Oktoberfest
Details
- This is always the first Oktoberfest in Cincinnati. It’s a bit out there (for city dwellers) but worth the drive.
- Tents are perched up on a hill and some picnic tables are nicely laid back into the woods
- Usually rides and such for the kids I believe, face painting available
- Playground situated right below bier hall
- $5 admission, kids 12 and under free, military with ID free. No dogs permitted.
Recommendations
- Recommend to park offsite and take a shuttle as there is limited parking on-site.
Hours
- Friday August 23rd 6-11pm
- Saturday August 24th 2-11pm
- Sunday August 25th 12-7pm
Location
- 3529 W. Kemper Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45251
Braxton OKI Bourbon Barrel Ale
- To celerate, starting at 4 pm, we’ll be tapping two limited O.K.I. Bourbon Barrel Ale variants—Maple and Vanilla! But that’s not all—for the first time, we’re releasing O.K.I. Vodka and even better, and we’ll have the very limited 15-Year old O.K.I. Bourbon to taste and purchase.
Rhinegeist Chain Mail Pale Ale
- Malts: Pilsner, White Wheat
- Hops: Centennial, El Dorado Incognito, Mosaic Incognito, Mosaic Spectrum, Cascade
I might be old but I just don’t get it. Carrying an ID is not hard and works regardless of whether your phone has enough battery or you even have it on you.
Good but brief article.
We see the issue. But this cheap ass FO won’t do a damn thing to fix it. Putting new paint on the walls while the foundation crumbles.