Wish You Were Beer Journal & Notebook - 120 Pages Lined 6" x 9" This cute wish you were beer design is perfect for anyone who's more into beer than other people! Great for anyone who is super into brewing or specific craft beers! Any beer drinker would love this funny beer saying! Grab this hilarious wish you were beer gift for someone going on a beachy vacation soon or for someone who loves beer more than people! Empty lined notebook which is perfect as a diary, planner or journal and can also be used for gratitude listing, as a prayer log, or for idea gathering!

Wish You Were Beer Creative Sketchbook - 110 Large Blank Pages 8.5" x 11" This cute wish you were beer design is perfect for anyone who's more into beer than other people! Great for anyone who is super into brewing or specific craft beers! Any beer drinker would love this funny beer saying! Grab this hilarious wish you were beer gift for someone going on a beachy vacation soon or for someone who loves beer more than people! Empty sketchbook with framed border for daily creative use - great gift idea for artists this holiday season!

Wish You Were Beer Creative Sketchbook - 110 Large Blank Pages 8.5" x 11" This cute wish you were beer design is perfect for anyone who's more into beer than other people! Great for anyone who is super into brewing or specific craft beers! Any beer drinker would love this funny beer saying! Grab this hilarious wish you were beer gift for someone going on a beachy vacation soon or for someone who loves beer more than people! Empty sketchbook with framed border for daily creative use - great gift idea for artists this holiday season!

North Alabama built its fi rst commercial brewery in Huntsville in 1819, three months before the state joined the Union. Before Prohibition in 1915, the region was peppered with numerous saloons, taverns and dance halls. Locals still found ways to get their booze during Prohibition using Tennessee River steamboats and secret tunnels for smuggling. Alabama re-legalized beer in 1937, but it wasn't until 2004, when the grass-roots organization Free the Hops took on the state's harsh beer laws, that the craft beer scene really began to flourish. Authors Sarah Bélanger and Kamara Bowling Davis trace the history of beer in North Alabama from the early saloon days to the craft beer explosion.

Amateur sleuth Sloan Krause returns in The Pint of No Return, another delightful cozy by Ellie Alexander—this time investigating a movie star who's murdered not long after arriving in Leavenworth, WA to film his latest project. No other festival compares to Oktoberfest in Leavenworth, Washington. The whole town is buzzing with excitement over this year’s activities and eagerly awaiting Nitro’s latest offering Cherrywizen, made with locally sourced cherries. But local brewmaster Sloan Krause is tapped out. Between trying to manage the pub, her pending divorce with Mac, and her mounting feelings for Garrett, she’s fermenting in internal turmoil. To complicate matters, dreamy movie star Mitchell Morgan and his production crew have arrived in the village to film during the authentic Bavarian brewfest. Mitchell has his eye on Sloan and a taste for Nitro’s Cherrywizen. Sloan escapes his advances for good when she finds Mitchell slumped over the bar. Is this a case of one pint too many, or has Mitchell been murdered by microbrew? “A charming new series . . . fascinating and fun.”—Kate Carlisle “A ‘hopping’ good cozy mystery.” —Meg Macy

In an age of slick, computer-generated type and Photoshopped perfection, hand-drawn packing is enjoying a global resurgence. As shorthand for something more authentic, homegrown, handmade, or crafted, hand-drawn packaging is found on everything from supermarket eggs to Chipotle drink cups. In this exhaustive and lavishly illustrated survey, organized by four types—DIY, art, craft, and artisanal—Gail Anderson pulls back the curtain on the working processes and inspirations of forty letterers, illustrators, and designers from all around the world through insightful interviews, process sketches, and her infectious love of the medium.