Posted on 03/17/2014 2:09:43 AM PDT by fulltlt
Miller is a real good domestic light beer. Coors regular I like too, but their lite beer, the silver bullet is like water.
But I speak from past history. My current health issues prevents me from drinking (I will sneak a beer or two over the course of a year).
This ain't about access, its about a political agenda and companies need to understand that crap cuts two ways.
F' heiniken and f' sam adams and screw guiness!
If they want to become activists for causes, good for them and good for me, since I am then a more informed consumer and will avoid supporting those causes I don't believe in by avoiding those who stand for them and whatever they're selling.
Like now or when they target those who they don't agree with like with Chick-fil-A.
Live by the sword; die by the sword.
This is really getting ridiculous.
I hope the “We love gays more than we love Irish” line they’ve taken works well for them in Boston.....
Heineken sucks even without the packers.
Shiner bock
If I were in NYC today, I’d drink a Bass ale. And there’s Harp.
I’m very wrong on both
Bass is English. Harp is from Guinness
Dos Equis amber. The label is green
As long as Shiners doesn’t join in, I’ll be OK. Methinks neither Heineken nor Sam Adams understands their customer base very well. I don’t think either beer can be sustained by the miniscule proportion of the population that are homosexual.
Who’da thunk there was so many fruitcakes into brewskis....
Guinness pulls sponsorship of New York St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Published March 17, 2014
FoxNews.com
What’s a St. Patrick’s Day parade without Guinness? The organizers of New York City’s annual march down Fifth Avenue are about to find out.
The makers of the popular Irish beer announced over the weekend that they pulled their sponsorship of the parade due to organizers’ longstanding rule against gay and lesbian groups marching openly.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.