Posted on 07/10/2009 6:07:50 PM PDT by Red in Blue PA
CHERRY HILL, N.J. A small brewery has found inspiration on the New Jersey Turnpike and anti-drunken-driving crusaders say that's a bad idea.
Cherry Hill-based Flying Fish Brewing Co. has started releasing beers that honor the congested and often-derided thoroughfare. The second one to be released honors Exit 11 and will be on store shelves in the region later this month.
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Beer Ping!
Will they have one called “Pulaski Skyway”?
Oh, fer cryin’ out loud - those MADD bunch are such Nazis.
I’d drink a few for Exit 14A!
How about a Palisades Parkway beer....Even has a catchy song.....
Down at Palisades Park......Freddy Cannon
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWzTE83-buA
When I grew up, I was identified as "Exit 136, Garden State Parkway!"
Oh, the possibilities are endless.....we have the Pine Barrons around exits 5 through 8....the shore around exits 10 through 12 and the polluted oil refineries in the North around exits 13 through 16....talk about a niche market LOL
Instead, almost exactly the same tired phrase ('activists' is changed to 'crusaders') is used once more in the first paragraph, and we are then left to wonder about them and their alleged crusading actions against the brewer.
Do you really need that info? If you are told what they are specifically objecting to you can work out if it's CSPI, MADD, or PETA.
2. (logical fallacy) Any invalid argument in which the conclusion cannot be logically deduced from the premises; a logical fallacy.
Well put.

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Gene Muller, founder and president of Flying Fish Brewing Co., displayed bottles of Exit 4 and Exit 11 beers at the brewerys headquarters in Cherry Hill, N.J. (Mike Derer)
I think it’s brilliant marketing; Lord knows New Jersey could use some more of THAT, LOL!
Sadly, most of you will never know the GLORY and the HONOR and the HEAVY BURDEN and the PURE DUMB LUCK of being born in, and growing up in, Milwaukee, WI where every ONE of your Uncles is a Brewmaster for a major brewer. ;)
Line up to kiss my pull-top ring, LOL!
I was actually in your fair state a few weeks ago for my brother’s wedding. There was one beer I tried and I cant think of the name of it now. It was an amber ale and I think it was either brewed by or just called a Fat Cow or something like that. (I love amber ales and it tasted like a much more hoppy version of Fat Tire). I just can’t think of the name of it now...
‘Spotted Cow’ from The New Glarus Brewing Company. I know it well. There are six bottles in my ‘beer fridge’ on the back porch right now. :)
If they were serving that at their wedding, that marriage was made in Heaven and will last a lifetime. :)
If I wasn’t having my after-work dirty Martini, I’d crack one open for you right now, LOL!
Spotted Cow, that’s the one! The bar that was closest to the reception area had it on tap, and I thought I’d try it, since it was something new. I wanted something besides Bud Light and even though I was in the wedding (best man) I wanted something different.
Right now I’m drinking a Fat Tire so I suppose that will have to do for now.
Flat Tire is good beer, too. They just ‘released’ it to us ‘commoners’ here in the area. ;)
Yeah, when I was talking about this to the bartender in Marshfield, I mentioned “you know I like amber ales like Fat Tire” she looked at me like I said “say, you ever notice all of the horse carcasses on the street lately?” She’d never heard of it. I do wish I could get a few of New Glarus’s beers outside of WI though.
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