Mark Wilde wrote:
Giving people the opportunity to go to a bar and buy
beer and drive around with it is not going to reduce
the number of drunk drivers. People are going to take
these things to the park and the lake and the ball
game.
--
A 64 ounce g
"I see growlers as a win-win situation for the City of
Minneapolis and myself. I get to take home good
quality, locally-made beer and the Minneapolis cops
have one less potentially drunk driver on the road."
Scott McGerik
Minneapolis
Giving people the opportunity to go to a bar and buy
beer and
On Thu, 29 Jan 2004, Steve Brandt wrote:
> Growlers typically are purchased by beer connoisseurs, rather than
> college kids and street drunks. That's because the quality of the beer
> is higher and they're more expensive. It seems to me that someone who
> stays at a brewpub and drinks is more l
Mark Wilde writes: Any policy that puts more alcohol in the
> hands of people on the street is a bad idea in my
> opinion. Even at the expense of my local brew pub.
>
> More alcohol in such a portable form will lead to more
> drunk drivers and more cops on the streets trying to
> stop them, and m
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Barb Lickness
Whittier
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Just a couple of fun questions here:
I know what a growler is, I would like to know how
that became its name?
Second: How do you keep those in the fridge? They
sound kind of big.
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"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the
world. Indeed, it's the on
"I was flabbergasted that they could bring home good
tasting beer from the local brewpub whereas I could
not.
Scott McGerik"
I appreciated Scott's post, but didn't really agree
with it. Any policy that puts more alcohol in the
hands of people on the street is a bad idea in my
opinion. Even at t
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Subject:Re: [Mpls] Proposed Growler Ordinance
A 64-ounce container of home brew (in the case of Downtown's Rock
Bottom Brewery).
Good question, Jim!
David Brauer
Kingfield
Growler of many sorts
On Jan 28, 2004, at 5:35 PM, Jim Bernstein wrote:
> Maybe I'm the
A 64-ounce container of home brew (in the case of Downtown's Rock
Bottom Brewery).
Good question, Jim!
David Brauer
Kingfield
Growler of many sorts
On Jan 28, 2004, at 5:35 PM, Jim Bernstein wrote:
Maybe I'm the only one, but what the blank is a growler?
Someone or something who growls, I get
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Subject: [Mpls] Proposed Growler Ordinance
Thank you to those who replied off-list with a link to Councilme
Thank you to those who replied off-list with a link to Councilmember
Niziolek's proposed Growler Ordinance. I included a copy of the proposed
ordinance at the end of this message.
Why is this ordinance being proposed? How did the brewpubs, Minneapolis
Town Hall Brewery and Rock Bottom Restaurant
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