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Introducing the Whopper Bar: Burger King to sell beer at fast food joints |
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Burger King is going to be selling brewskis - and that's no whopper.
Hoping to tap a whole new customer base,
the fast food chain has unveiled plans to peddle beer alongside their
famous burgers at something they are calling a Whopper Bar.
The first one is opening in Miami Beach and will target thirsty tourists hitting South Beach, Burger King confirmed.
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Got to love this article from The Associated Press
Published: 01/11/10
TACOMA, Washington bloodmobile offers beer to blood donors
TACOMA, Wash. (AP) - A Washington state blood center is offering donors a deal: Give a pint of blood, get a pint of beer.
Cascade Regional Blood Services in Tacoma says its "Give blood, get beer" promotion has worked so well that it's being expanded.
The News Tribune of Tacoma reported Monday that donors who are at least 21 years old are given a coupon for a free pint of beer.
Participating pubs and restaurants must wait at least four hours after the blood drive ends before donors can collect their free pint.
Cascade's director of donor resources Dan Schmitt says it's a fun way to get more donors, and it's good for the participating businesses as well.
A job well done fellow beer drinkers.
Mabe the Government can take a lesson here.
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This article was forwarded to me by a resent visitor to this site.
Just wanted to let you know that i found your website couple of days ago. it inspired me to brainstorm about how to get free beer and i wrote an article about this topic.
http://fr.ee/article/12-ways-to-get-free-beer
Please take a look and let me know what you think
Getting a free beer anytime and anywhere would be like our deepest
dream come true. Is it possible? Some say it is. Below you can find 12
ideas on how to get free beer.
1 Many beer
establishments around the world have free beer specials. Why not try to
take advantage of them. All you need to do is go to www.freebeerbuddy.com and look around.
2 Put
your faith in someone who wants money from you before you can get your
free beer. Now that sounds strange. Especially if it should happen you
pay $6.99 and find out nothing useful. Ruins the purpose of searching
for a free beer, especially if you are buying a number of similar
ebooks. But if you're curious, check it out - www.myfreebeerbook.com
3 If you're frequent traveler, there are ways to get free beer during a flight.
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Samuel Adams Partners with World’s Oldest Brewery to Push the Boundaries of Traditional Beer Law -- |
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Samuel
Adams Partners with World’s Oldest Brewery to Push the Boundaries of Traditional
Beer Law -- New Beer Style Available Spring 2010
Germany’s Weihenstephan Brewery and America’s leading craft
brewery embark on mission to harness 1,000 years of collective brewing
knowledge
Freising, Germany
(October 21, 2009) – Dr. Josef Schrädler, managing director of Germany’s
Weihenstephan Brewery, and Jim Koch, brewer and founder of Samuel Adams,
announced today their partnership and plans to unveil a new style of
collaboratively brewed beer next spring. Weihenstephan is the world’s oldest
brewery, founded by Benedictine monks in 1040. The brewery is the
guardian of a centuries-old beer purity law called the Reinheitsgebot and it has
brewed according to this law since its beginning. Every batch of
Weihenstephan’s beer is evaluated by a panel of experts for color, aroma, froth
consistency and flavor.
Founded in 1984, Samuel Adams is an American craft beer
pioneer. The brewery’s original style, Samuel Adams Boston Lager®, helped spark
the American Craft Beer Revolution by leading a return to flavorful beer brewed
in small batches. While keeping an eye on tradition, the Samuel Adams brewers
continue to innovate and explore boundary-pushing beer styles and brewing
techniques. Both breweries share great passion for the art and science of
brewing and pride themselves on using only the highest quality ingredients to
produce award-winning, world-class beers.
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Brewers Association Poll Finds Quality of Beer Remains Priority Despite Economy |
 Boulder, Colorado • June 4, 2009 – On Saturday, May 30, over 1,900
attendees enjoyed craft beer and food pairings from 68 craft breweries
at the sold-out SAVOR: An American Craft Beer & Food Experience at
the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. A post-event survey
conducted by the Brewers Association finds that demand for quality beer
remains high despite the economy. An overwhelming 91.4 percent of
surveyed attendees said the economy has not affected the quality of
beer they purchase. In addition, 98.8 percent of respondents cite "high
quality" as their main priority when purchasing beer, as opposed to
"low price" or "brand recognition."
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