Beer News
Beer related News and Events

(TNA) TNA Sacrifice: Beer Money Inc vs. The British Invasion

Posted by admin | News | Posted on May 25th, 2009

The News Review:

- (TNA) TNA Sacrifice: Beer Money Inc vs. The British Invasion
- Beer chicken make a cookout
- Memorial Day trends: more beer less buying

(TNA) TNA Sacrifice: Beer Money Inc vs. The British Invasion
TWNP-Wrestling News
Magnus lands offense but Storm counters and takes him down for a two count. Storm gets thrown over the ropes but he hangs on. He ends up spitting beer in the face of Magnus. Beer Money use Magnus to take out Williams. Double team on Williams ensues with a Beer Money Suplex. Roode elevates Storm out of the ring to the outside on all of the British Invasion. Beer Money to the outside to continue their attack.
Related from Insurancemonster: Beer tax on tap for health care?

Beer chicken make a cookout
South Bend Tribune
I would center it around being outside if the weather permits. Look at the grill for a nice quick meal that is easy to clean up so you have time to enjoy your friends. ne thing someone showed me a long time ago that is fast easy and wonderful is beer-can chicken on the grill. You buy a whole chicken and season the outside with your favorite seasoning. I like to use garlic salt and pepper with a little onion powder and put a nice coating on the outside. Then stand the chicken on its open end over an open can of beer. The key to this is to open the end where the neck is and take of the excess neck skin.

Memorial Day trends: more beer less buying
Florida Today
Take beer for example. Cheaper beer has been flying off the shelves within the past year and alcohol retailers are hoping the trend continues this weekend according to Nancy White spokeswoman for the Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America. “I’ve heard trends are picking up overall” White said. “The alcohol industry has been somewhat recession-proof. “White noted that people are buying more alcohol for the home and opting not to order that extra glass of wine when they go out which has left restaurants and bars in somewhat of a downward trend. “People are buying more from package stores and buying more (alcohol) on their own” she said.