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Publisher: Stephen Greene Press, 1987.
Soft Cover, 162 pages, 8.5 x 11.
Item #1105
Another great beer and brewery nostalgia book by Will Anderson -- perhaps one of his most under-rated. Its loaded with hundreds of photos and intriguing information about beer and breweries throughout America. Will's books often have a unique timeless quality, and this book is perhaps the most pronounced in that regard. The material is as fun and refreshing and educational as they day it was published. FROM THE TABLE OF CONTENTS: • Acknowledgements
• Introduction
• What Is This Thing Called Beer?
• The Brewery That Died For Its Country
• Where Haave All The Breweries Gone?
• Why A Six-Pack?
• Four Beers To One...
• Albany Ale
• Other Budweisers
• Guiseppe Garibaldi: Patriot, Revolutionist, Solder, Brewer
• Beer Concoctions
• Names Will Never Hurt Me
• You Don't Have To Drink Beer To Be A Fatso
• Superlatives: Where Are They Now?
• There's Old...
• Yankee Stadium: The House That Ruppert Built
• Tribute To A Breweriaana Pioneer
• Mixed Up, Muddled Up
• Going To The Dogs
• Where Were You In 1829? Interview With Dick Yuengling
• Beer Flowed Like Beer: New Beer's Eve/New Beer's Day
• The Care And Feeding Of Beer Glasses
• The World's Largest Six-Pack
• Milwaukee: The City That Made Beer Famous
• Free Beer On Forty-Second Street
• Who'll Be New York's Favorite Girl? The Miss Rheingold Contest
• Those Other "Misses"
• Good Ale, Raw Onions, And No Ladies
• The Hamm's Man Of The Midwest ... And His Favorite Bear
• Just Having Fun Drinking Beer Game
• When Guinness Stout Was Brewed In The USA
• A Brewer, A Baker, A Candlestick Maker
• Bock Beer: It Used To Be A Big Deal
• The R&H Blimp
• Did You Hear What One Cockraoch Said To The Other?
• Bloomie's Best
• Who's King Of The Hill?
• The All-Time Beer Name Baseball Team
• Toast Of The Town
• Ale: A Dish Fit For A King
• The Brewing Fraternity: The Names You Love To Drink
• From Beer To Ballet
• Stout: Dark, Strong And Sweet
• Oh My Gosh, It's Miss Frothingslosh
• The Charge Of The Microbrewery Brigade
• Say, Buddy, Can You Spare $3.00?
• Breweriana
• Interview With Buffalo Bill Owens
• Holding A Beer Taste-Off
• Imports: Inching Up
• The Joy Of Home Brew
• What's On Tap?
• Beer Seer
• Doing It With Vitamins
• On The Importance Of The Bottle Cap
• Champagne Music For The Champagne Of Beer
• Malt Liquor: Its Got That Extra Zing
• Schmidting Pretty
• I See The Light, I See The Lite
• Do Your Part, Buy The Quart
• Pride Of Newark
• Near Beer: Beer That Really Isn't Beer
• From Caars To Carling's
• Will The Real Rheingold Please Stand Up?
• Pasteur: Doing His Thing In France
• Long Before There Was Budweiser
• On The Raging, And Ever-Engaging, Question Of Beer And Skittles
• When Beer Caans Came With "How To Open" Instructions
• How To Drink Beer
• Hops-In-The-Head Dubious Distinction Awards
• Porter: Pours Like Mud, Tastes Like Great
• Beer And Religion, Not Bad Bedfellows
• Lager: Its The Biggie Of American Beer
• What To Look For In A Bar
• Beerbusters
• The Bottle With The Blue Ribbon
• Interview With Fritz Maytag
• Mr. Budman
• The Mystery Of The 33
• On Loaning Money In St. Louis -- Or How Budweiser Came To Be
• Here A Brewery, There A Brewery
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