My family and I were in Washington, D.C. the week of July 4th. The weather was summer time warm, but not really too muggy considering the fact that we were on the east coast. But we were walking and pushing my youngest son in a wheel chair near the National Portrait Gallery (well worth a visit). We were going to meet a friend for dinner but we still had an hour to go so we decided to just rest at this micro-brewery we found at the corner of 9th and F called Gordon Birsch Brewery. I thought a beer would probably be the equivalent in price to a six pack at home. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the prices were no higher than any micro-brewery in the Northwest. I ordered a Total Cluster IPA and found it to be quite nice. We sat outside on the street and enjoyed our beers.
When the city and heat get to you, there is always beer. And I am thankful for American beer. 
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