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Cops Bust High School Root Beer Kegger

Posted by admin | News | Posted on March 28th, 2008

The News Review:

- Cops Bust High School Root Beer Kegger
- The Sipping News: Mars vs. Venus beer vs. wine
- Ex-beer hauler gets jail for false claim
- For bigger beer flavor go beyond six-pack

Cops Bust High School Root Beer Kegger
ABC News – Mar 28, 2008
getElementById(“shareThisButton”); stEntrybj. attachButton(stElement); Cars lining the street. A house full of young people. A keg and drinking games inside. Police thought they had an underage boozing party on their hands. But though they made dozens of teens take breath tests none tested positive for alcohol.

The Sipping News: Mars vs. Venus beer vs. wine
San Francisco Chronicle – Mar 28, 2008
So why all the bickering? It’s the gimmick in this pairing primer on beer and wine. ld a wine educator and sommelier and Calagione brewer and owner of Delaware’s Dogfish Head make their case for each pairing through “good-natured banter” that borders on quarrelsome then let the reader decide on the winner. If you can get past the Mars-Venus tone and the occasional self-promotional pairing suggestion (Dogfish – natch) you’ll find some useful recipes advice and interesting ideas – especially in the beer-and-dessert department: Try chocolate pecan upside-down cake with a stout or lemon tart and wheat beer.

Ex-beer hauler gets jail for false claim
Sacramento Bee – Mar 28, 2008
28 2008| Page 2B AUBURN – A former employee of a beer distributing company learned the hard way that trying to put a move on his bosses wasn’t as easy as doing it on a basketball court. Dylan Demoss 22 of Sacramento has been sentenced to 60 days in the Placer County jail and ordered to pay $4000 in restitution and fines for collecting workers’ compensation after lying about how he was injured the District Attorney’s ffice reported. Demoss said he injured his knee in November 2006 carrying beer into an Auburn supermarket said Scott wens senior deputy district attorney. Demoss received benefits and medical treatment wens said but a subsequent probe by insurance investigators revealed Demoss injured his knee while playing basketball with friends. Demoss pleaded no contest Tuesday to a felony charge of insurance fraud wens said.

For bigger beer flavor go beyond six-pack
Bowdoin rient – Mar 28, 2008
–>Arts & Entertainment For bigger beer flavor go beyond six-pack March 28 2008 By. While many stores offer an impressive selection of such beers there is another far better option for those looking for the next level of beer-drinking experience that is only offered in larger individual bottles. Usually somewhere between 16 and 24 ounces these large bottles are generally priced between $4 and $20. An average of somewhere around $6 a bottle means a six-pack of the beer would cost around $18 a sum that most consumers would find hard to swallow. What these larger-sized bottles allow breweries to do is sell their most cherished and special beers at a price that is more cost effective for the drinker allowing us to sample some incredible beers without dropping $20.