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Bio: Greg Barbera is a freelance writer living in Chapel Hill. He writes about automobiles for Chevy Culture, food for Chapelboro.com, and contributed to the upcoming second edition pressing of 1001 Beers You Must Taste Before You Die.Link: http://www.thechestpains.blogspot.comTwitter: http://twitter.com/gregeboy

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Honor Abe Lincoln in Raleigh, with Apples, Oysters, and Gingerbread

by Greg Barbera 02/23/201602/08/2023

Food, of course, brings people together; for much of civilization, celebratory gatherings have centered around it. And this is precisely what chef Mike Moore—of the Asheville-based The Blind Big—depends upon for his pop-up supper club. Once you become a member of the club, you are secretly informed of these events, held at various locations throughout […]

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What beer to drink—and what beer to avoid—with sushi

by Greg Barbera 01/20/201602/08/2023
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Two Brothers’ beef jerky plays well with beer

by Greg Barbera 09/23/201502/08/2023
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The season of Deep River Brewing’s Mango Tango Foxtrot IPA

by Greg Barbera 09/02/201502/08/2023
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Fortnight Brewing in Cary, born of wanderlust

by Greg Barbera 07/29/201502/08/2023
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A career in beer for Deep River Brewing’s Sam Byrd was obvious

by Greg Barbera 05/20/201502/08/2023
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Having a pint with Eric Knight of Steel String

by Greg Barbera 04/01/201502/08/2023
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Triangle Brewing and Top of the Hill cross the Duke-UNC divide for special beer release

by Greg Barbera 03/04/201502/08/2023
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After 20 years, Brad Wynn of Big Boss still looks ahead

by Greg Barbera 03/04/201502/08/2023
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Talking bar music and brews with the seemingly ubiquitous Ben Fletcher

by Greg Barbera 01/28/201502/08/2023

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