Aprl 2020
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"Beer - Because one doesn't solve the world's problems over white wine."
| Honest Thief A woman in Maryland has finally been absolved of her guilt over stealing a beer stein during a trip to Germany — a trip she took in 1965, when she was only 18. Celeste Sweeney recently had been feeling remorseful go, so she just now sent it back l along with a note explaining her impetuous actions. “I took this beer stein from your establishment [in] the summer of 1965 when I was young, reckless and inconsiderate,” reads the note,“I am sorry I did not get it back to you sooner. Hopefully, it arrives in one piece.”Sweeney, who sent the stein back at a cost of around $100, also offered to pay for the mug itself, if it broke in transit, “Vielen Dank!” wrote the Hofbräuhaus in a letter sent back to Sweeney “Thank you very much for sending back the Hofbrauhaus Stein from 1965! It was a nice surprise for us and such a great story that many newspapers in Germany wrote about it,” the establishment said, As a show of gratitude, the Hofbräuhaus also sent Sweeney a different stein — telling her she was free to keep it with a “quiet conscience”and offered to buy her a few rounds if she mades it back to Munich. |
| Kool-Aid Where It Began Hastings, Nebraska, is where Kool-Aid was born, and its’ 25,000 residents have a lot of pride in that heritage as does First Street Brewery. Owner Nathan Hoeft has always been reluctant to just dump the fruity drink mix into some random beer and call it a day. “Trying to keep that Kool-Aid flavor in a beer is not really that easy,” he said. But now, he says he finally stumbled across the perfect beer to add a little Kool-Aid twist to — the Berliner Weisse, a traditional German sour beer that’s typically served with Woodruff or raspberry syrup for extra sweetness. Thus, the “Burlington Weiss” was born If you order a Burlington Weiss today, the bartender will pour you a light, reddish-gold beer with a foamy head, then squirt a little Kool-Aid syrup on top. And it’s delicious...if you like Kool-Aid. Coronavirus Some party animals aren’t letting the coronavirus pandemic get them down.In fact, a group of New Jersey friends have outright embraced the outbreak by throwing a COVID-19-themed bash complete with hazmat suits and Corona, the beer brand many confused Americans have mistaken for the virus. Naturally, some might find holding a contagion celebration amidst a worldwide outbreak a tad insensitive, but party goes said they only did it to have a good time. BREAKING NEWS - Corona in a desperate effort to disassociate themselves from the Cornoavirus has changed their name. Here is the picture of the first new bottles coming off the line- click pic to enlarge |
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| “There is only one game at the heart of America and that is baseball, and only one beverage to be found sloshing at the depths of our national soul and that is beer." . Peter Richmond "A little bit of beer is divine medicine." Paracelsus, Greek physician "HA psychologist once said that we know little about the conscience - except that it is soluble in alcohol.. Thomas Blackburn “Beer has food value, but food has no beer value.” Chef Artie Hammerman ““Beer will get you through time of no money better than money will get you through times of no beer.” Freddy Freak ““I went on a diet, swore off drinking beer and heavy eating, and in fourteen days I lost two weeks.” Joe E. Lewis “INo, sir: There is nothing which has yet been contrived by man by which so much happiness is produced as by a good tavern or inn..” Samuel Johnson "This is grain, which any fool can eat, but for which the Lord intended a more divine means of consumption... Beer." FriarJonathan , St. Viren Abbey |
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