No big deal. I apoligized and like I said I love the site.

I’m glad you like the beer. In fact, I enjoyed 13th quite a bit. I think few beers have the price range and quality make it “insane”, as you say.
Just want to let you know we don’t promote denigrating comments on the site. In fact, we pride ourselves on our mutual respect, which is why Nate (one of the site’s writers) was upset that all that could be done on the part of The Foaming Head was a personal affront. I’m glad you visited but, in the future, should you decide to leave a comment, know that we engender and respect on the site. Please respect the community we try to maintain on here. Thanks! And thanks for stopping by.

Back to the article at hand…

I have tried Jewbelation and it is by far the finest dark beer I have ever tasted. It is definitely in the INSANE category, insanely good. I can’t wait to try out Shmaltz’ other brews. Creative company. Insane brew. Very impressive.

I did not mean it as an attack on you but rather just looking to correct misinformation. I am sorry if you took it that way. I did enjoy the review and I would not have commented if I didn’t. Thank you for listing the website on the blogroll.

In the future I, and many others would assume you care more about beer, and less about proving yourself right, if only you would give some mention to the fact that you actually read the review and care about the beer in mention.

Mike and I actually welcome critique and correction, as we stated long ago on the welcome message on the third column on the home page…we just appreciate tactful wisdom, not passive aggressive digs such as, “Especially since it is written on the bottle. ”

We try to run a friendly, community oriented site.

I do hope that we can have a pleasant relationship in the future, Kevin, and I took the liberty of placing The Foaming Head in our blog roll.

CHEERS!
Nate

I believe that if you publish something that it should be gramatically correct. With that being said I am usually annoyed with the people who jump down other’s throats for a small typo and misspelling (such as my can’t typo).

My point being is that your grammar mistake was not just a misspelling or typo but rather calling the beer the wrong name quite often. You praise the beer but call it by the wrong name? You can get defensive and call me all the name you want but it doesn’t change the fact that you were wrong. I know for a fact that this can be a touchy subject with some members of the Shmaltz family since their name is so often misspelled.

Kevin
http://www.thefoaminghead.com