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Tap into the Great Lakes: A Guide to Brewpubs & Microbreweries of Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, & ...

1 review
John Bice

Thunder Bay Press (MI), 1999

I'm ready to tap into that keg!
Tap into the Great Lakes - A guide to the Brewpubs and Microbreweries of Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Wisconsin. What a title! What a book! This is an in-depth review of microbrews in the Great Lakes region, and oh what a region it is! Mr. Bice must have had a great time sampling the various brews throughout the five states listed. Having visited a few of the microbreweries, I can ...

The Ultimate Fruit Label Book

4 reviews
John A. Baule

Schiffer Publishing, 2006

A gorgeous representation of fruit labels from the late 1800s to the early 1960s
John A. Baule's The Ultimate Fruit Label Book is a gorgeous representation of fruit labels from the late 1800s to the early 1960s: the heyday of millions of bright, colorful paper labels used by fruit growers to catch the eye and advertise their produce. This isn't just a value guide, though: over 1,700 color images are listed alphabetically and including stock and private labels from grows and ...

A 21st Century Rationalist in Medieval America: Essays on Religion, Science, Morality, and the Bush ...

6 reviews
John Bice

Chelydra Bay Press, 2007

A Refresing and Valuable Read
On John Bice's A 21st Century Rationalist in Medieval American: Essays on Religion, Science, Morality and the Bush Administration. Langsburg, Michigan: Chelydra Bay Press, 2007. 215 pp. Bice's writing is clear and well reasoned and the general tone is engaging. Bice's takedown of religious fatuousness can be downright funny. Consider his description of a "faith-based anti-missile system" or ...