Michael D. Morgan Livres

Cincinnati's significant yet overlooked contribution to American beer history is explored, highlighting its brewing heritage that rivals that of more recognized cities like Milwaukee and St. Louis. The book delves into the city's unique brewing culture, historical developments, and the factors that have shaped its beer scene over the years, aiming to shed light on its rightful place in the narrative of American brewing.

"Over-the-Rhine" explores the transformation of a vibrant Cincinnati neighborhood from a cultural hub akin to Paris and Vienna in the 1870s to a shadow of its former self. It delves into the conflicts between immigrants and locals that shaped its decline, revealing hidden caverns and forgotten tunnels beneath its streets.