From http://dictionary.reference.com/help/faq/language/w41.html What is the absolute last word in any dictionary? Zyxt is listed as the last word in the online Oxford English Dictionary, an obsolete Kentish word that is the second singular indicative present form of the verb see. The next-to-last is zyxst, an obsolete word meaning 'sixth'. Several online dictionaries list the word zyzzyva, a tropical American weevil, as the last word in the letter Z.

quote: Originally posted by Phishpond417 This thread is all about having the last word. Now that I've had it, this thread is over. Thank you.

That's an incredible map. It looks like they added cideries on the map too. At least there's a few in CA I saw at first glance.

I like how that one was done.

Nice.

Nicolet in Michigan no longer exists. Driftless on wrong side of state, wait, no its no the map twice/ Maybe something else is supposed to be there. South Shore missing from Ashland, wi Now have Badger State Brewing in Green Bay. It would be interesting to see one from the 60s and one pre prohibition.

I like it! Thanks, Lou!

Top Notch, Lou...you have surpassed yourself in brewery geographical research...it even has North Country Brewing on it, up at Slippery Rock, PA....A place some peeps at work have been pestering me to try....Great stuff...[:D][:D][:D][:D][:D][:D].....One question, though....the island map in between the USVI and Puerto Rico, I take it is Guam???....

Oiz, it is Guam: [url="http://www.ishiibrew.com/"]Ishii Brewing Co., Guam[/url]

2 Schell's breweries?