Comments on: Travel Show Podcast #024: Micro Breweries in Melbourne http://travel.thepodcastnetwork.com/2006/08/05/travel-show-podcast-24-micro-breweries-in-melbourne/ Travel-related Ideas, Products, People and Places Wed, 9 Jul 2008 02:18:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Edward http://travel.thepodcastnetwork.com/2006/08/05/travel-show-podcast-24-micro-breweries-in-melbourne/#comment-831 Edward Sat, 05 Aug 2006 14:46:38 +0000 http://travel.thepodcastnetwork.com/2006/08/05/travel-show-podcast-24-micro-breweries-in-melbourne/#comment-831 Again, I enjoyed your Podcast and your visit to SIX microbreweries in Melbourne. I must try The Mountain Goat pale ale when I next visit Melbourne (maybe in 2007). In Halifax, Nova Scotia, two well-known microbreweries are Propellerhead and The Garrison House. My favourite micro-brew is Rickard's Honey Brown from New Brunswick, the next province west. As you may recall, I present tourist and tourism technology at www.thetouristexperience.com. In a posting back in July, I compared two trip planning tools on the internet. My "test" was a bicycle tour of the wineries in the Finger Lakes area of upper-state New York (see http://thetouristexperience.com/2006/07/22/find-your-travel-agent-via-1trip3com/). I wanted to visit the wineries on bike. I can see a podcast such as yours fitting in with such a planning tool -- maybe with a "podburst" for each micro-brewery. Congratulations to your two students. They peppered their presentation with very interesting beer facts. Your Podcast made me thirsty, and I have no beer at home! Oh well, green tea sounds good. Cheers Edward Again, I enjoyed your Podcast and your visit to SIX microbreweries in Melbourne. I must try The Mountain Goat pale ale when I next visit Melbourne (maybe in 2007). In Halifax, Nova Scotia, two well-known microbreweries are Propellerhead and The Garrison House. My favourite micro-brew is Rickard’s Honey Brown from New Brunswick, the next province west.

As you may recall, I present tourist and tourism technology at http://www.thetouristexperience.com. In a posting back in July, I compared two trip planning tools on the internet. My “test” was a bicycle tour of the wineries in the Finger Lakes area of upper-state New York (see http://thetouristexperience.com/2006/07/22/find-your-travel-agent-via-1trip3com/). I wanted to visit the wineries on bike. I can see a podcast such as yours fitting in with such a planning tool — maybe with a “podburst” for each micro-brewery.

Congratulations to your two students. They peppered their presentation with very interesting beer facts. Your Podcast made me thirsty, and I have no beer at home! Oh well, green tea sounds good.

Cheers
Edward

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