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Natalie Gallagher

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The secret history of Boulevard ‘s Tank 7

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By Natalie Gallagher
| Kansas City Magazine Verified
Boulevard’s signature beer was a happy accident. Almost 20 years ago, the westside brewery was working on a saison with the funky wild yeast strain Brettanomyces. The base beer sat in tank seven — as in, the brewhouse tank numbered seven — waiting to be blended. When the Brettanomyces didn’t progress as planned, the brewers took to sampling it. As it turned out, everyone who tried that base beer fell in love with the fruity aromatics, grapefruit hop notes and layered spice.
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How cooking my mother’s rice gave me my name back

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By Natalie Gallagher
| Kansas City Magazine Verified
There’s a line in the iconic film Selena when Edward James Olmos, who plays Selena’s father, is in the driver’s seat of the tour bus, careening down the highway. He’s on one of his many surly soliloquies, this one expounding the burden of being an American citizen with a Latin heritage: “Being Mexican- American is tough… We have to be more Mexican than the Mexicans and more American than the Americans, both at the same time.
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I love hotel bars—here are my favorites in KC | Kansas City Magazine

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By Natalie Gallagher
| Kansas City Magazine Verified
At a hotel bar, you can be whoever you want to be, even for just an afternoon. Wander in wearing pajama pants or a ball gown. Flirt with a stranger away at a conference. More intoxicating than the booze is your guaranteed anonymity. Today’s hotel bars have evolved beyond wood-paneled dens of red meat and dirty martinis—which makes them even better for my purposes.
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