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Happy Memorial Day from the Barbecue Bros!

May 29, 2017May 28, 2017 / Barbecue Bros

Whether your day is filled with barbecue or not, we hope you have a happy Memorial Day! We’ll be back next week with our weekly review.

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A #woodpilewednesday preview of next week's post on @samjonesbbq in Winterville, the final stop on Monk’s mini tour of eastern NC whole hog.

This week's review finds Monk tasting truly transcendent barbecue at @skylightinnbbq, the second stop on his mini Eastern NC whole hog tour last month. Full report at the link in profile.

I’m in Toronto this weekend and enjoyed my visit to @cherrystbbq . Highly recommended!

This past Sunday, the closing event of @cltwineandfood was a “Smoke & Grapes” event with @jongsbbq from Peachland paired with some beautiful wines from @andiswines from the Sierra Foothills of California. Mrs. Monk and I were fortunate enough to be invited to it by friends of the blog @ariail_bakka and @ajbakka.

To kick off National Barbecue Month, Monk begins his mini-eastern NC Whole Hog Tour at B's Barbecue in Greenville. Story link in profile.

This week’s #woodpilewednesday is the epic pile out back of @skylightinnbbq in Ayden (special appearance by the oldest Monkette in the second photo). Monk’s eastern NC whole hog adventure starts next week on the blog so stay tuned.

This week on the blog, Monk tests out the @grillrescue Grill Brush, which is made by firefighters and uses a cool firefighter fabric instead of dangerous steel bristles. Check the homepage link in profile for more information.

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