It's more common than you think, to see triplets...On a beer farm.
Here's my way of seeing three sets of triplets on a sunny Saturday afternoon:
I spent the better part of a Saturday at Waredaca Brewing Company in Laytonsville, Maryland, USA. Sprawled out on beach blankets in the shade of an old apple tree, we tasted fantastic beers and shared too many snacks. It was a fantastic way to spend a warm weekend afternoon. From giant half-buried tractor tires to cornhole and yard games, Waredaca is certainly a family-friendly place to enjoy a pint. The brewery building itself is not very large, and it's surrounded by horse fields and farm land dotted with a select few giant old trees. Speaking of horses, here's the first set of triplets I saw at Waredaca:
When it was my turn to order a round of beers, I headed into the brewery building where I saw that I could order a three-pack assortment of whichever tap beers I wanted and they would fill these giant cans and slap a label on each right in front of me.
Of course I didn't hesitate to order my three cans.
Here's a look at how they can and label the beers to order!
But then..
While the friendly bartender was applying one of my labels, I noticed a strange resemblance between the man on horseback on the label and the gentleman sitting at the bar to my left.
After my double take, the bartender revealed to me that yes, indeed, Waredaca named one of their featured beers after this man, whose name I've forgotten, but nonetheless is a legendary fox hunter in this part of Maryland. (and apparently, they don't harm the foxes, it's more about the chase.)
And a little bit starstruck, I left the brewery building, with my second set of triplets beers in hand, to head back to our beach blankets under the apple tree.
BUT THEN...
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