Small Beer Big Hangover
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- Small Beer Big Hangover
- Now you can tap into draft beer in your fridge
- Washington Sketch: A Beer By Any ther Name Edition
Small Beer Big Hangover
New York Times
This one ended with a burp. The debate about which brew would best give President bama Joe Six-Pack cred in his White House beer op with Harvard’s town-and-gown antagonists hit.
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Now you can tap into draft beer in your fridge
Chicago Sun-Times
initArticle(”1696136CST-NWS-beerbox02″ contenthead document. The Chicago-based company recently debuted the “Home Draft” — a $20 1-gallon box of its biggest brands — Miller Lite and Coors Light — that fits upright in a refrigerator and stays fresh for 30 days. The nation’s second-largest brewer began testing the draft-beer system — designed to be consumed periodically rather than for one-time use — in a half-dozen cities. The new product in a recyclable container costs about 15 percent more than an 18-pack of the same beer according to the company and is among new products and package innovation coming from beer companies battling for market share in a crowded industry that has seen slowing sales.
Washington Sketch: A Beer By Any ther Name Edition
Washington Post
____________________Dana Milbank:Good afternoon Sketchreaders. It’s 5 o’clock somewhere — specifically in London. So let’s raise a pint of the best bitter and toast President bama on what I hope was the first of many beer summits. What can I get for you today?_______________________Hollywood California: Mr. Milbank: I am a delicate tiny very talented celebrity starlet who was so totally impressed with the latest Mouthpiece Theater tribute to Governor Palin that I ran right out and bought a delicate tiny little derringer and so far I have hunted down two Chihuahuas and one Malti-poo. But gosh now that I hunted I don’t really think I can eat them–this is the weekend for my detox fast.
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