Not counting denim - what's your passion/hobby?

All excellent choices - travel and cooking I think I overlook, but equally as passionate. 

Beekeeping...that's one I don't hear every day. I'd give that a try here in AZ, but I'd probably end up with those killer bees that were supposed to invade the US a few years back...

+1000 on the older homes/architecture. Very hard to come by in the suburbs of Phoenix (north and Scottsdale), but the appreciation is still there. I really gravitate to the older city buildings, unique churches, etc.- so much character.

Hiking- if you come to meet with Roman here in Phoenix, bring your gear - pretty much every direction you look you'll see quality hiking in the distance. Give it a few months to cool off, unless you like the 5-6 am start times.

I'm very much into watches though I've slowed down on them since (like denim), they take time to wear and appreciate. Also into hiking and very much into biking. I bike daily for a commute on a murdered out Surly Steamroller and would sleep with my CF Santa Cruz Tallboy if it wouldn't dirty up the sheets.

Back when I was a youngin', we planned on the CA trifecta:

SCUBA dive in Manhattan Beach
Sky Dive in Perris, CA
Skiing in Big Bear.

Got 2/3 done, and we were suited up to skydive, and since we were nOObs, they wouldn't let us jump when winds exceeded 14MPH.  They calmed down, and we were in the plane (Cessna 172) and then the gusts picked up and we got nuked.  Totally bummed, but yeah, CA is pretty awesome!  

I've done kayaking in La Jolla, haven't brought my bike to Cali yet to venture about on the trails. Coming in on I-8, I'm tempted to stop in the Cleveland National Forest and play on any trails. Maybe over a weekend. Need to buy the Mrs a mountain bike with a custom shock-absorbed baby seat, lol.

If I time it right later this year/early next, I'm sure I can get some snowboarding in as well. I love being driving distance from California. I'll end up there eventually.

That sounds amazing. We have a trip planned for Capri, but I don't imagine I'll be doing too much hiking and biking. Maybe, worth looking into there! 

Semi-related, I've got a buddy who relocated to New Zealand - he's been loving life there. The mountain biking is a totally new experience. I need to book a trip out there and rent a bike. 

Great to read about everyones activities.
I sometimes get into something new, obsess about it, learning all I can, get good at it or knowledgeable about it and then move on to something else. Will still dabble in it though. Don't think it will happen with selvedge denim as luckily we get to wear it every day.

Music would be my first as I am a musician and music producer/engineer. Listening to music is my therapy for sure. I love going to concert also. I know I have been lucky to see many many great artists. Having a nice stereo in my car and house are a must. I don't go crazy with $1000 needles on a turntable etc. I just have both systems where you can crank it and it goes loud and sounds good.

A few others past and present.
Hunting- Whitetail deer, grouse, ducks, geese.
Fishing- Ice and boat. walleye, sturgeon, northern pike
Trapping, camping, Scouting as in Cub Scout leader.
Metal detecting. Really got into this. Belonged to a detecting club. I have bags full of coins, rings etc that I found. Oldest coin was about 1900, which is old for Minnesota. I even tried gold panning even though we don't really have any gold here.

My newest would be my working out about 4 years, eating healthy etc. and Krav Maga a self defense sytem, 4 lessons.

No actually my newest would be internet forums.

Having a kid does kind of become your main hobby for a while. The nice thing is it does get easier as it goes. Until the teens that is.

Fly fishing - Number one and likely to remain so for the rest of my life.

Home brewing and craft beer in general - Haven't brewed at all in the last five years or so, after I had to sell off most of my kit when we moved to the UK (no space in those tiny houses). Aiming to get set up again when we re-do our garage sometime in the next year or two. Still drink plenty of good beer, though!

Music - I used to play saxophone in various bands when I was younger. That was my "summer job" during high school. I miss the creative outlet and have been attempting to teach myself some guitar, without much success.

Skiing - Don't get to do this much in Florida, which is probably for the best. My knees took a real beating in my teens and early 20s when I was on the hill 35-45 days a year.

Sports geekery - I am currently commissioner of a fantasy baseball league that's been around since 2005, and I've participated in many others going back to at least 1998 or so. I also enjoy analyzing baseball and soccer, often through the lens of statistics, and have periodically written about both sports. Lifelong fan of the Boston Red Sox. Longtime fan of Tottenham Hotspur.

Gardening - This is a newer hobby, whereas the others are pretty well-established obsessions. But I am enjoying the process of getting into growing chilies and, more recently, orchids.

Great question - I'm in the midst of "seasonal sampling" - since I moved from NC to AZ, I've been sampling local as well as regional brews that I couldn't get access to on the east coast. I don't mind the flavored varieties, nothing too over-the-top, but I definitely appreciate some of the more low-key offerings. Pumpkin porter, saisons, or even white IPAs of late. 

My brewing has only been on a 5 month hiatus - I'm planning to get back into it once we settle into a new house. As for what I brew - I've got a few ingredient kits (nut brown ale, porter) sitting in queue awaiting some inspiration on how I will make them unique to my craft brew style. 

It looks like we've got more in common than the great choice in names. I'm also a long-time Red Sox fan. Roger Clemens got me started in the 80s and it just stuck. Now I look at the Mitchell & Ness Clemens 1986 jersey hanging in my closet and think how much value it lost thanks to his suspect later career. Wasn't a good season, but I like the foundation that's in place - if they can sure up center field and solidify the pitching (whether it's signing Scherzer or even bringing back Lester - doubtful but I can hope), I think they won't be down for too long. 

For me it's motorcycles. All motorcycles all the time. I'm also fond of cigars and whisk(e)y.