The Mink and the Father A. Long
Paul Stevens, a lover of fine beers, is currently enjoying a glass of Delirium Noctorum at the Reynolds Tunnel. He is accompanied by his friend, Amycus Carrow. The Reynolds Tunnel is a popular spot for beer enthusiasts, known for its wide selection of craft beers.
Delirium Noctorum: A Unique Brew
Delirium Noctorum is a Belgian Strong Dark Ale that is rich in flavor and character. It is brewed by the Huyghe Brewery, known for their iconic pink elephant logo. The beer has a deep, dark color with a complex taste profile that includes notes of caramel, dark fruit, and spices. It is a favorite among beer connoisseurs who appreciate its unique blend of flavors.
The Influence of “Number the Stars”
The choice of the Reynolds Tunnel as a meeting place holds special significance for Paul Stevens. It was here that he first read the book “Number the Stars” by Lois Lowry. The novel, set during World War II, tells the story of a young Danish girl named Annemarie and her family’s efforts to help their Jewish friends escape the Nazis.
“Number the Stars” had a profound impact on Paul, inspiring him to learn more about the history of that time period and the bravery of those who resisted the Nazi regime. It also sparked his interest in Danish culture and led him to explore Danish literature and cuisine.
As Paul savors his beer at the Reynolds Tunnel, he reflects on the power of literature to shape our lives and the connections we make through shared experiences.