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Title: Rushing the Growler by Stephen R. Powell ISBN: 0-9677119-0-8 Publisher: Apogee Productions Pub. Date: 01 December, 1999 Format: Paperback List Price(USD): $20.00

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: The History of Brewing in Buffalo
Comment: Wow what a testimony to the rich cultural and ethnic history of Buffalo, NY; a city which has not received the national recognition it so very much deserves. Stephen Powell brings to life the essence of the vibrant ethnic cultures that molded the fabric of the area in making Buffalo, NY an All American City by virtue of any endeavor they undertook.

One of the pubs illustrated in this book is Ulrich's Tavern located on Ellicott Street in Buffalo. This tavern is the oldest in the City and continues to carry on the traditions of the old while welcoming in the new. Vistors to the area should make a trip to this establishment a must. Cheers was set up on a television sound stage but Ulrichs is the real thing. There is something for everyone here with a lot of convivial conversation and a "let your hair down" atmosphere. This book takes up where Verlyn Klinkenborg's "The Last Fine Time" left off. I can't wait for Stephen Powell's next project.

Rating: 5
Summary: Beer Historians Must Read
Comment: Steve Powell's book takes you through nostalgic and humorous times of brewing in Buffalo, it is very well researched and his picture archives can bring back memories for the older crowd that saw the demise of brewing in Buffalo, this book is the bible of brewing in Buffalo and should be read all beer history buffs.