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Alabama Beer Drinkers Fight for Stronger Brews

Posted by admin | News | Posted on March 19th, 2008

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- Alabama Beer Drinkers Fight for Stronger Brews
- Beer market to froth with MNC brands
- Great beer gardens help grow businesses
- Forget March Madness get ready for Beer Madness

Alabama Beer Drinkers Fight for Stronger Brews
NPR – Mar 19, 2008
In Alabama it’s illegal to drink beer with more than 6 percent alcohol. That means some of the most coveted brews in the world are off-limits. But that may soon change. Alabama is one of a handful of states — others include Mississippi and West Virginia — with such restrictive laws.

Beer market to froth with MNC brands
Business Standard – Mar 19, 2008
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Great beer gardens help grow businesses
The Publican – Mar 19, 2008
asp” –> Main Page Content:Great beer gardens help grow businesses19 March 2008By Claire DoddCelebrity gardener to help pubs keep outdoor areas up to scratchWell designed beer gardens with good quality furniture are vital to boost trade a survey has found. Seventy one per cent of people think that beer gardens are an important part of British culture and more than a third would take their business elsewhere if the beer garden was not up to scratch. The survey carried out by woodcare products manufacturer Ronseal found that half of the 1005 people surveyed believe a beer garden is an essential element of a decent pub. But last summer’s bad weather recent storms and the rush to provide smoking solutions has left the beer garden slightly tatty according to the findings. Eighty five per cent think there has been an upsurge in makeshift and shoddy beer gardens following the introduction of the smoking ban.

Forget March Madness get ready for Beer Madness
postcrescent.com – Mar 19, 2008
com”;Forget March Madness get ready for Beer Madness | Postcrescent. com | Appleton Post-Crescent. In the spirit of the season The Post-Crescent’s Beer Man will attempt to break down a field of 64 beers from around the world.