So anyway, DROP TOP AMBER is a newly-distributed-in-California addition to WIDMER BROTHERS BREWING’s offerings, but probably available in their native
Thursday, June 14, 2007
WIDMER’S DROP TOP AMBER AND THE AMERICAN PASTIME
Those of us that go to ballgames always whine about the beer prices, and yet we still pay ‘em, don’t we. Something about a draft beer in the 1st inning is just right, and though I’ve attended many a game without “alcohol on board”, ever since San Francisco ’s Mays Field began selling high-class microbrew at the games it’s been hard to stay away. So guess how much a 12-oz. draft beer goes for these days? 5 bucks? Keep going. 6 dollars? Higher. 7 dollars? Higher. 8 bucks? Keep going. Yes, a cup of WIDMER DROP TOP AMBER set me back $8.25 the other night; even a Coors Light goes for 7 bucks (!). At least the Giants won in exciting fashion, and you-know-who went “yard” for the first time in a few weeks.
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May's Field?
I guess that's a bit better than an $8.50 bottle of Corona at Dodger Stadium.
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