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Beer Auctions for Charity at Liquid Solutions – Rare and Vintage…

Posted by admin | News | Posted on May 8th, 2008

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- Beer Auctions for Charity at Liquid Solutions – Rare and Vintage…
- Montreal’s tempest in a beer cup
- Home run baby
- A visit to Ritual Tavern will tickle you pink and may become a…

Beer Auctions for Charity at Liquid Solutions – Rare and Vintage…
Seattle Post Intelligencer – May 8, 2008
All proceeds going to Parkinson’s Resources of regon the local affiliate chapter of the National Parkinson Foundation this in memory of friend and famed beer and Scotch author Michael Jackson. Many breweries and private collectors graciously donated the beers for this worthy cause. The auctions start at 3:00PM Pacific Friday May 9 and they will be closing starting at May 11 at 3:00PM Pacific then at 5 min.

Montreal’s tempest in a beer cup
Globe and Mail – May 8, 2008
It’s when the brewery started telling her Bud Light had to go in those plastic cups that the manager of Kilo bristled. The full text of this article has 791 words.

Home run baby
San Francisco Chronicle – May 8, 2008
n the other hand I feel the need to buy this guy a beer. I mean dude did make the catch… n the other hand I feel the need to buy this guy a beer. I mean dude did make the catch… n the other hand I feel the need to buy this guy a beer. I mean dude did make the catch.

A visit to Ritual Tavern will tickle you pink and may become a…
San Diego Union Tribune – May 8, 2008
Tuesday-SundayTHE FD: Upscale pub food most spotlighting local organic ingredients. THE DRINK: Eight local beers on tap; strong bottled-beer list tilts toward Belgians (20-plus); wine port soft drinks also available. THE SCENE: A quiet soothing sanctuary for locals. THE BTTM LINE: Main courses $10 to $24; appetizers $5 to $11; desserts $3 to $7; beers start at $3. DN'T MISS: Niman Ranch burger and Saddlebrush Gumbo are pleasing but we would happily make a dinner of the zingy tomato soup… DN'T MISS: Niman Ranch burger and Saddlebrush Gumbo are pleasing but we would happily make a dinner of the zingy tomato soup. Take a minute to peruse the decent wine list or a half-hour to wade through the impressive beer offerings. Pints of local beer are $3. or splurge on relatively rare Belgians such as Du Bocq's Blanche des Moines a mild yet spicy white ale at $17 for a wine-like 750-milliliter bottle. Beer is employed in several Ritual recipes including the firm and none-too-greasy onion rings; the batter is made with Kolsch the traditional German brew from Cologne.