Despite the rain, Milwaukee still rocks.

If you are reading this, you got here before Harold could log in and delete this posting on "his" blog. I hope that he allows Johnny Drama (me) a cameo role here on the Zygo network. Well, I sit at Midway for my delayed flight. The first snow blow of the season is causing havoc here at Midway. Anyway, I have some time to recap the week passed. Harold and I got off the plane here at Midway on Monday morning at 8am. We jumped in our rental and drove up to Zygo Nirvana AKA Wisconsin. It was cloudy and rainy all week though the sun tried to peek out over the lake. Milwaukee is the home of the Milwaukee Art Museum (see pic) designed by Santiago Calatrava who is one ot the premier architects living today. This pic shows a sunny lake view which was wishful thinking this foggy week. Besides this wonderful building, the Brew City is also home to an equally beautiful contingent of Zygo enthusiasts who force our nectar on us from arrival to departure. It has been three years since we started selling Zygo in Wisco and have made many friends working in the local establishments including Hi Hat, Bayou, Rain, Sake Tumi, Kenedees, Euro Bar, Flannery's, Wicked Hop and others too numerous to mention. In terms of Zygo molecules per square foot, Rascals on the east side of town is the Sugar Ray Robinson of Milwaukee bars. Sugar Ray was not that big but he packed a huge punch. It is always nice to be in MKE for the Zygo induced fun and the many friendships we have developed. Tanya: thanks for the double espresso!! A special shout out to Edison Liquors. These boys are more than our local distributor. Edison is part of the Zygo revolution. Happy Holidays, Brew City babies!! See you in January.