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Alright, seeing how the last one was cruel and unusual punishment, this one is still around.
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Guess the Brewery #2 (no gimmicks)
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Howard Roark
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Elsinore!
They said this alone (Elsinore) was too short, so....
Elsinore!, take off eh!
They said this alone (Elsinore) was too short, so....
Elsinore!, take off eh!
Rumpy Tunanator
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Its not AB, or in St. Louis....
Rumpy Tunanator
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We have a winner, here's your prize...mendelman said:
Repo Man
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Mmmm I love PBR!!!
The brewery buildings will soon be home to Pabst City, a mix of retail, housing, office, and entertainment (supposedly a House of Blues). It will be interesting to see if Milwaukee can support another entertainment district. I sure hope so, but I have my concerns.
http://www.wisbusiness.com/index.iml?Article=8304
http://www.onmilwaukee.com/buzz/articles/pabstbirth.html
The brewery buildings will soon be home to Pabst City, a mix of retail, housing, office, and entertainment (supposedly a House of Blues). It will be interesting to see if Milwaukee can support another entertainment district. I sure hope so, but I have my concerns.
http://www.wisbusiness.com/index.iml?Article=8304
http://www.onmilwaukee.com/buzz/articles/pabstbirth.html
Repo Man
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In a strange turn of events, Pabst is now brewed in Milwaukee at its old rival, Miller. They are a "virtual brewer." They don't have their own brewery, rather they contract with others like Miller to brew Pabst. To be honest, it still doesn't taste like it used to back in the old days when the Pabst brewery was still open.H said:
It used to be the best tour in Milwaukee. We'd take the bus down there from college on Fridays and if you got on the first tour you could usually sweet talk the bartender that gave out the samples into letting you stick around for a couple of tours. We would leave there feeling pretty good.